1. Best Things to Experience in Miami #1 – South Beach Miami Nightlife
   South Beach Miami is world famous for its own elegant nighlife scenes. Ocean Drive on South Beach is full of night bars, clubs and dance bars crowded with people – International tourists, domestic tourists and local community. If you are trying to catch a glimpse of celebrity then you might want to consider nightclubs – SET and Mokai.  These nightclubs are labeled as high end places where you can take advantage of luxury VIP events. Visitors can find the best scenes at one of the top nightclus which includes – Sanctuary Hotel’s Roof Lounge, The Hotel Astor, The Forge, Cameo, Sky Bar at the Shore club, Rose Bar at the Delano Hotel, Hotel Victor, Mansion, Mynt and Prive.
2. Best Things to Experience in Miami #2 – Everglades Air Boat Ride
   It’s time to learn the Flordia’s most remarkable treasure with thrill and excitement – Everglade. Everglade is one of the famous subtropical ecosystems providing heart throbbing mysteries. Everglade swamp covers several miles of wild area in South Florida. Sawgrass recreation park is the best place to start your adventure through air boat. Best way of exploring Everglade is Canoe but air boat rides will help you saving time by moving through suborn saw grass. Air boat ride is designed to give you around 30 minutes of thrilling experience. These tours are handled by very well trained captains who provides guidance and share stories during the tour. Usually as part of the Everglade’s air boat purchase includes all exhibits – Reptile Exhibits, Exotic Wildlife and “Swamp” Exhibits at Sawgrass Recreation Park. I would say visitors must put Everglades Air boat ride on their list of top things to do in Miami.
3. Best Things to Experience in Miami #3 – Vizcaya’s Museums & Garden
   Vizcaya is a National Historic Landmark of Miami built in 1916 by agricultural industrialist James Deering. Vizcaya Museum & Gardens has been a remarkable landmark of Miami history by sharing the treasure through main house, ten acres of formal gardens, historic village and rockland hammock – known as native forest. Entire place offers antique array of art objects in several forms – display or integrated in building construction. Gardens offers very fine example of architectural elements along with statuary. Place holds collections from North America, Aisa and Europe spanning around 2000 years. Every year hundreds of thousands of tourists and local visit Vizcaya Museum & Gardens for leisure. Also, place offers services to organize private even. So If you are planning for a wedding, Vizcaya is not a bad choice
4. Best Things to Experience in Miami #4 – Big Fish Restaurant in Miami
   Big Fish restaurant in Miami is located right on the Miami river bank from where you can enjoy the elegant Miami Downtown’s skyline view. You can say that Big Fish restaurant is a real catchy and scenic seafood shack right on the Miami River. Sailing freighters, fishing boats and yachts in slow and soothing Miami river add up the extra beauty to the scenic view from the restaurant. Place is famous for seafood but also serves Italian food. So if you are looking to dine and wine good place. Usually Big Fish gets crowded on Friday’s during happy hour.
5. Best Things to Experience in Miami #5 – CocoWalk – Coconut Grove, Miami FL
   CocoWalk is located at 3015 Grand Avenue in Coconut Grove. CocoWalk – Coconut Grove’s open mall providing good options for shopping and eating out. CocoWalk features several art galleries, good restaurants, bars and movie theater. Restaurants are lined up on Coco-Walk which includes Bic Bistro, Hooters, Fat Tuesday, Cheesecake Factory and Yogurbella. Among all usually my favorite places for dinner are Los Ranchos Steakhouse and Café Tu Tu Tango.
6. Best Things to Experience in Miami #6 – Ship Watching from South Point Park – Miami, FL
   For me, watching the sailing big ships has been the most favorite thing to do in Miami. Everyday lots of big monstrous ships start their journey from the port of Miami. It is fun to be on board but even watching them passing by is also a whole different experience. South Point is located at the southern tip of the South Beach Miami. You can just sit back and relax in South Point park while watching big ships sailing away and disappear in horizon.
7. Best Things to Experience in Miami #7 – Bill Baggs Cape Florida Recreation Area – Miami, FL
   Bill Baggs Cape Florida State park is renowned one of the best beaches in Miami. Bill Baggs Cape features a historic lighthouse which was built in 1825. This historic lighthouse was reconstructed in 1864 and since than it has been the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade county. Visitors can take advantage of mile long sandy beach and blue water ocean. Place is always busy with local as well as tourists taking sunbath, swimming, enjoying shoreline fishing, biking and kayaking in park. You can also take advantage of guided tour of the lighthouse but you need to follow their time line. Guided tours of the lighthouse and lighthouse keeper cottage is scheduled two times a day. As you are in little Cuba,Miami, you can enjoy authentic Cuban food in Lighthouse Cafe or Boater’s grill. If you are carrying your grill then you can reserve pavilion to have your own barbecue picnic.
8. Best Things to Experience in Miami #8 – Salsa Lesson Crash Course on South Beach, Miami
   Salsa Mia crash course has been my favorite during Miami vacation trip. You can get awesome salsa lessons one of your evenings in Miami at the Yuca Lounge. Salsa Mia organize salsa lessons upstairs at Yuca Lounge. Salsa Mia is very well known dance school offering crash course on South Beach along with mojitos, live music and dancing. You can take advantage of good dance instructors to learn all basic Salsa dance and get started on the floor from the first night in Miami. If you are a solo traveler in Miami, nothing to worry – Salsa Mia classes are designed to rotate partners so you will have an opportunity to dance and learn with everyone including instructors. It would be nice to add Salsa Lessons crash course on your Miami itinerary to learn the Miami Style Salsa.
9. Best Things to Experience in Miami #9 – Celebrity Islands Tour – Feel like a Celebrity
   Miami city has been a home of big celebrities. Star Island, Hibiscus Island and Palm Island are located between South Beach and Miami mainland. Celebrities including J Lo, Shaquille O’Neal and Gloria Estefan have their home on one of these islands. These islands are guarded but being on public roads, non-residents can enter. At the gate you might get stopped by guards but just say that you want to look around. Visitors can avoid guard by taking one of the cruises which will take around celebrity islands.
10. Best Things to Experience in Miami #10 – Pawn Shop Lounge in Miami Downtown
    Pawn Shop Lounge is very well known Miami’s first boutique nightclub which used to be a pawn shop in old days. Place is full of old decor which includes vintage school bus, original 727 jet, silver vintage airstream trail and many similar bewildering decor. They offer great music, drinks and nice appearance in lounge created in jet plane. Pawn Shop Lounge is always crowded especially with young crowd. I loved the place when I went to Miami, it is one of my favorite chill places in Miami.
11. Best Things to Experience in Miami #11 – Drive Parallel to Ocean on Miami A1A
    Florida A1A runs north-south parallel to ocean through Miami Beach. A1A begins at U.S. 1 and interstate 395. Miami A1A is also known as McArthur Causeway, Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue. In Ft. Lauderdale area, A1A highway meets with coast. Overall both end of A1A meets U.S. 1 – north side at Dixie Highway in Palm Beach County and south-side at 18th Avenue in Broward. Overall A1A highway is heavily trafficked road which lets you experience the scenic view of Miami art deco and modern expensive high-rises parallel to Ocean.
12. Best Things to Experience in Miami #12 – Scuba Diving at Jupiter Beach – West Palm Beach, FL (80 miles north of Miami )
    Jupiter offers a great beach, famous Jupiter Lighthouse and scuba diving ocean. One of the main things to do in Jupiter is Scuba diving. Gulf Steam plays major role in bringing amazing coral life and aquatic animals in Jupiter. If you are looking to experience the thrilling sights of Lemon Sharks, Bull Sharks, Hammerhead and/or Goliath Groupers then you might get lucky during your dive trips. Several scuba diving and snorkeling trip companies have established their base in Jupiter. You can take advantage of those scuba trip companies during your trip.
13. Best Things to Experience in Miami #13 – Dolphin Research Center – Marathon, FL – Florida Keys (100 miles south of Miami)
    Dolphin Research Center is a good option to put on your things to do list. You can easily spend couple of hourst to whole day exploring about Atlantic bottle-nose dolphins. Dolphin research center also has narrated session for visitors demonstrating different aspect os dolphins and sea lions. Admission ticket fees are somewhere between $12 to $20 based on age and groups. Make sure to check operation hours if you are planning to visit the place during public holidays weekends. Usually Dolphin Research Center is closed on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas day.

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Miami is very well known for the variety of food options, which are influenced by blended Cuban-American culture. But, especially starting from June 7 to June 20th, Miami locals and Miami visitors can take advantage of local food delights at Coral Gables Restaurant week. It’s the best way to make your cheap Miami vacation even better with the special deals on dinning in Coral Gables Restaurant week.

During Coral Gables Restaurant Week, participating restaurants offers great lunches and dinners. Customers can save minimum 20% off on regular menu item prices. Visitors can enjoy live music along with food tasting on the first day during kick off event called “Taste of Gables”.

Following are participating restaurants in “Coral Gables Restaurant Week”

For more information you can visit Coral Gables Restaurant Week’s official website.

More Things to do in Miami

• Best Beaches in Miami
• Miami Activities
• Miami Museums
• Miami Zoos & Aquariums
• Miami Tours & Cruises

Go Miami Card – Save up to 55% with one fixed price ticket to 35 attractions

Go card Miami is the one ticket for more than 35 Miami attractions. Discount admission to Miami attractions is guaranteed through Go Miami car. Travelers can save up to 55% on total retail cost of the attraction admission tickets price. Overall, the Go Miami Card is the way to go for all Miami locals and vacations and take advantage of convenience and saving.

Go Card Miami includes top Miami attractions such as the Seaquarium, Jungle Island, Everglades tours, Coral Castle, Kennedy Space Center, Bass Museum of Art and other 29 more things to do in Miami. “Skip the line” feature is one of the best features of the pass. Go Miami card comes with 1 (one), 2 (Two), 3 (Three), 5 (Five) or 7 (Seven) day validity options.

Go Card Miami in Brief…

• Get FREE admission to 35 Miami attractions
• Pass extras let you skip the line and save more money with other deals.
• Exclusive bonus offers of the Go pass let you save even more on shopping.

Following ticket prices are listed before discounted rates. Time to time go Miami Card, company of SmartDestinations.com, offers discounted rates on total cost of the card. In that case, discounted go card price will be even cheaper than mentioned below:

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Days     Child         Adult
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1 day    $64.99     $49.99
2 day    $94.99     $84.99
3 day    $144.99   $114.99
5 day    $189.99   $159.99
7 day    $229.99   $184.99
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How does SmartDestinations.com offer discount?
Smart Destinations, the Go City Cards and Explorer Pass Company, work with local attractions and get discounted price. Attractions agree to give discounted rates because Smart Destinations drives millions of visitors every year to local attractions. This discount is offered as Go Card to tourists. Overall Smart Destinations lower down the price and offers you a real saving compared to the cost of buying individual tickets at each attraction.

Will it really save me money?
That’s a genuine question. Following sample Miami attraction itinerary will help you understand the real saving.  Below mentioned Miami itinerary is designed by considering 2 adults travelers.

Day One Itinerary
Jungle Island     ($59.82)
Miami Seaquarium     ($81.22)

Day Two Itinerary
Everglades Eco Adventure Tour     ($98)
Mai-Kai Polynesian Dinner Show (Bonus with 3, 5, and 7-day cards!)     ($90)
Day Three Itinerary
Duck Tours South Beach     ($64)
Island Queen Cruises     ($50)
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens     ($30)

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Total spend if purchased separately               ($473.04)
Cost of Go City Cards 2 adult 3-day cards     $289.98
TOTAL Savings with cards     $183.06

On top of that, Go Card travelers get additional deals and discounts at restaurants, shops and other places.

I would say that save your energy to find Miami flight and hotel deals. Go Miami Card will save your effort to do research on finding ways to save on attraction admission fees. Buy Go Miami card and make your Miami vacation easy to see and do things for less.

Following list of attractions and activities are included as part of the Miami Go Card.

1. Art Deco Walking Tour
2. Bar Hop Shuttle
3. Bass Museum of Art
4. Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
5. City Tour and Everglades Eco Adventure (Bonus Choice with 3, 5 and 7-Day Cards)
6. Coral Castle
7. Daytona 500 Experience: The Official Attraction of NASCAR
8. Duck Tours South Beach
9. Fort Lauderdale Duck Tours
10. Fun Spot Action Park
11. Gator Park Airboat Tours
12. Gatorland: The Alligator Capital of the World
13. GoCar Tours: The Storytelling Car
14. Gold Coast Railroad Museum
15. Historical Museum of Southern Florida
16. Island Queen Cruises
17. Island Queen Cruises – Bayside Blaster
18. Jewish Museum of Florida
19. Jungle Island
20. Jungle Queen Riverboat
21. Kennedy Space Center
22. Key West Tour From Miami (Bonus Choice with 3, 5 and 7-Day Go Cards)
23. Lion Country Safari
24. Lowe Art Museum
25. Mai-Kai Polynesian Dinner Show (Bonus Choice with 3, 5 and 7-Day Cards)
26. Miami Art Museum
27. Miami Beach 1-Day Bicycle Rental
28. Miami Childrens Museum
29. Miami Metrozoo
30. Miami Science Museum
31. Miami Seaquarium
32. Miami Tour Company: City Tour of Miami
33. Miami Tour Company: Everglades Eco Adventure
34. Palm Beach Princess Casino Cruise
35. Pelican Harbor Seabird Station
36. Ripleys Believe It or Not!
37. Sawgrass Recreation Park
38. Schnebly Redlands Winery
39. The Wolfsonian–FIU Museum
40. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
41. Wings Over Miami Air Museum
42. World Erotic Art Museum

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The Gold Coast Railroad Museum preserves history and features variety of exhibits of historical rail and railroad equipment. Currently The Gold Coast Railroad Museum Exhibits includes following collection:

• Ferdinand Magellan-U.S. Car #1
• Silver Crescent
• Naval Air Station Richmond
• Rolling Stock and Equipment
• Locomotives
• Passenger Cars
• Freight Cars
• Other Equipment
• Model Train Building

Also apart from Exhibits The Gold Coast Railroad Museum offers following rides

• Link Rides – “Edwin Link Children’s Railroad”
• Coach Rides – Standard Gauge Coach Car
• Cab Rides – Standard Gauge Diesel-Electric Locomotive

On Wednesdays you can get a FREE train ride on Edwin Link 2-ft gauge train. Train departure times are scheduled at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm. Free rides are limited to 1 per person. If you really like the train ride and want to enjoy more then you can purchase additional rides for $2.50 each. The Link train is available for birthday parties, groups, and special events with advance notice.

FREE access with Go Miami Card

Cost without the Go Miami Card:
Adult $6.00, Child $4.00

Hours of Operation at The Gold Coast Railroad Museum:

• Monday-Friday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm;
• Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 am-4:00 pm
• Closed – May be closed major U.S. holidays.

Driving Direction to The Gold Coast Railroad Museum:

• From the north: Take Florida Turnpike south and take exit #16 for SW 152nd Street.
• Turn right (west) on SW 152nd Street and continue for about 1 mile to the Miami MetroZoo
• Enter into MetroZoo’s complex and look for the Museum’s parking on the right side.

Public transportation to this place is little be inconvenient. But if you really want to take a chance then you might want to consider taking Coral Reef MAX bus (route 252) from Dadeland South train station.

Gold Coast Railroad Museum
12450 SW 152nd Street
Miami, FL 33177
888-608-7246
www.gcrm.org

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Edward, one next-door guy, was born in Riga, Latvia on August 10th, 1887. He fell in love with 10 years younger than him and decided to marry. But tragedy of love, his girlfriend, Agnes, canceled the wedding just one day before the ceremony. Heartbroken Ed labored almost 25 years to build a coral rock monument to Agnes, which is known as Coral Castle today.

This entire coral castle was built by one man, yes he moved tons of coral rock by himself and used hand tools to carve and create the monuments. Ed achieved all these by himself without asking for any help. Ed did much of his work at night by lantern light and to help protect his privacy, he built numerous lookouts along the Castle walls. Whenever someone asked him a question that “how he moved corals?” – Ed always replied that “he understood the laws of weight and leverage well”.

The Coral Castle offers audio tour which explains the different specialty of the monuments. For example, one coral made into Sun Dial recording current time. That’s amazing accuracy. You would be amazed with Throne room, bedroom, children’s playground, the tower and living quarters. In addition to that Florida Table is worth watching where he envisioned politician making plans.

If you are looking proving the lost love then you might want to go visit the Coral Castle. It is truly a symbol of love carved and expressed through sea corals.

FREE Access with Go Miami Card.

Cost without the Go Miami card:
Adult $9.75, Child $5.00

Operation Hours of The Coral Castle:

• Sunday-Thursday, 8:00 am-6:00 pm;
• Friday-Saturday, 8:00 am-9:00 pm
• Closed – Open 365 days a year

Driving Direction to The Coral Castle:
From the North:

• Take FL Turnpike South and take exit # 5 (288th St.),
• Take right and drive for 2 miles to SW 157th Ave. and turn right.
• Coral Castle is on the right.

From the South:

• Go North on US Highway 1/FL-5N. and turn right onto SW 288 St.,
• Turn left onto SW 157th St.
• Coral Castle is on the left.

The Coral Castle
Address: 28655 South Dixie Highway
Homestead, FL
33033
305-248-6345
www.coralcastle.com

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Bonnet House Museum & Gardens was built by a famous artist Frederic Clay Bartlett during 1921. Bonnet House is recognized as a complete home of and studio of a famous American artist. This artistic house is open to the public – local as well as Miami vacationers. Creativity of Bartlett family turned Bonnet House into unique Museum. House offers variety of displays such as Murals on the ceilings, balustrades, faux marble and sculptures. Floor and walls show the creativity using faux marble. Among all sculptures, fish sculptures are noticeable. Bartlett family’s antique collection portraying antique china to carousel animals shows the art of the 20th century. Bonnet House Museum & Garden is located on the beachfront covering 35 acres of sub-tropical land. Considering the tropical fact, Bonnet House Museum & Garden has become the home of squirrel monkeys, swans and many other tropical animals. I would say, house offers the art and creativity of the Bartlett which can be explored and felt today.

Ticket Pricing:
FREE entry with Go Miami Card
Cost without the Go Miami card: Adult $20.00, Child $16.00

Operation Hours of Bonnet House Museum & Gardens:

• Tue to Sat 10:00 am-4:00 pm; Tour Times: 10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm;
• Sun 12:00 pm-4:00 pm; Tour Times: 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm
• Close on Mondays, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Also, All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
Address: 900 N. Birch Road
Fort Lauderdale, FL
33304
954-563-5393
www.bonnethouse.org

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The Bass Museum of Art is located in the heart of the historic Art Deco District. The Bass Museum of Art gives glimpse of European paintings, sculptures and textiles. Not only that, you can enjoy the temporary exhibitions of contemporary art from around the world. The Bass Museum of Art includes the collection of 19th century tapestries and altarpieces. The museum’s Art Deco building was built in 1930 which was expanded during 2002 by famous architect Arata Isozaki. Today, museum building act as media center, terrace and museum shop. There are several other things such as educational programs, film series, lectures and live performance complement the museum. Museum’s past exhibits include the following:

• “Retratos: 2000 Years of Latin American Portraits” (2005)
• “Tapestries of the Great Twentieth Century Modernists: Picasso, Matisse, Calder and Others” (2006)
• “Constructing New Berlin” (2007)
• “Robert Wilson: VOOM Portraits” (2008)
• “Russian Dreams” (2008-2009).

A Cuban-American painter Rodriguez paints whimsical portraits with comically large heads. It’s excellent way of presenting human comedy through big heads of subjects. The Bass Museum’s permanent collection is interesting for people as well. Visitors also enjoy a late 15th Century unique piece “The Corporation of Virgin” and “The Holy Family”. When you walk up a ramp connection to the museum’s first and second floors you will notice the marvelous 16th century Flemish tapestries.

Note: Group tours available. Metered parking is available for $1 per hour.

Ticket Price & Discount:
Cost with Go Miami Card: FREE
Cost without the card: Adult $8.00, Child $6.00

Operation Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am-5:00 pm;
Sunday, 11:00 am-5:00 pm.
Closed on Mondays. May be closed major U.S. holidays.

Public Transportation:
By Bus: Take Bus no.123 South Beach Local. One block west of Collins Avenue (In Collins Park).

Bass Museum of Art
2121 Park Avenue
Miami Beach, FL
305-673-7530
www.bassmuseum.org

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Day Trip to Key West from Miami tour will give you an opportunity to see Key West briefly. Key West is known for the southernmost point of the United States of America. You will be able to enjoy the trip through different keys connected through bridges. You must consider this tour if you are vacationing in Miami and have one extra day. You can plan ahead of the time accordingly. Day trip to Key West from Miami begins from Miami and head across the Overseas Highway to explore the southern tip of the states. Tour will take you up to Key West passing through islands such as Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine and the Lower Keys and Key West.

Quick & Dirty Tips: Book Day Trip to Key West Tour

Day Trip to Key West Inclusions:

• Transportation starting from Miami to and from Key West
• Short Key West orientation tour
• 4-5 hours of free time in Key West
• Roundtrip transportation from select hotels, including pick-up/drop-off service

Day Trip to Key West Duration: Tour is designed to take approximately 14 hours, including a 4-hour drive each way

Available: Daily

Departure time and location: Approx. 7 AM; from the lobby of select Miami hotels

Return time and location: Between 8 PM and 9 PM; same as departure location

Fees:

• $75 per adult (12 years and older)
• $60 per child (2 to 11 years old)
• Admission fees for museums and boat rides are not included.

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Kennedy Space Center tour let you experience the life in space. Every year millions of visitors across from the world visit Kennedy Space Center to discover the great accomplishments of mankind. You will love immersing yourself in space exploration from first step on the moon to the age of International space station. If you are visiting Miami then just be prepared to wake up early morning by avoiding late nightlight because tour begins early in the morning. Tour leaves early in the morning for the Kennedy Space Center so that you can have a full day at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor complex. During tour you will discover the four-story LC-39 observation gantry, gigantic Saturn V rocket at the Apollo/Saturn V Center. By watching an IMAX movie screening of “The Dream is Alive” you will experience the life in space. Not only that you can experience the same by taking a virtual trip to International Space Station with “Space Station 3-D” virtual tour

Quick & Dirty: Buy Discounted Tickets for Kennedy Space Center Tour

Kennedy Space Center Tour with Round-Trip Transportation Inclusions:

• Admission to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
• Guided tour
• Roundtrip transportation from select hotels, including pick-up/drop-off service (optional)

Kennedy Space Center Tour with Round-Trip Transportation Duration:
13.5 – 14.5 hours

Available: Daily

Departure time and location:
Between 5:30 AM and 6:30 AM; from the foyer of select local hotels or central meeting place

Return time and location:
Approximately 10 PM; same as departure location

Fees:

• $160 per Adult (Age 12 & above)
• $150 per Child (Age 3 to 11)
• Children younger than 2 participate in Kennedy Space Center Tour with Round-Trip Transportation for free.

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Have you ever thought of combination of city tour of Miami along with Everglades Park? Thanks to Miami City Tour and Everglades Tour with Airboat Ride activity. Yes, you can combine a Miami city tour to cover places such as South Beach Art Deco District, Key Biscayne, and Coconut Grove along with thrilling Everglades Park. This tour offers thrilling cruise through the “River Grass” by airboat. You will see the Miami wildlife in open nature which includes the Florida panther, American Crocodile including West Indian manatee. Tour exposes the variety of subtropical wildlife of the Everglades along with alligator show. Once airboat ride is completed tour will head towards the City and take you around to discover the beauty and fashion of Miami city. Tour also includes the great mansions of Coral Gables and the Port of Miami. Port of Miami is the hub for all cruise lines.

Quick & Dirty Tips: Book Miami City Tour and Everglades Tour with Airboat Ride

Miami City tour and Everglades Tour with Airboat Ride Inclusions:

• Everglades tour which includes a 40-minute airboat ride and a live alligator show
• Admission to the Everglades Park
• Fully narrated Miami city tour
• Roundtrip transportation from select hotels, including pick-up/drop-off service (optional)

Tour Duration: 6-8 hours

Tour Available: Daily

Departure time and location: Between 8:30 AM and 10 AM; from the selected hotels or central meeting venue.

Return time and location: Between 4 PM and 5 PM; same as departure location

Miami City Tour and Everglades Tour with Airboat Ride Ticket Price / Fee: $75 per adult. $65 per Children between age of 6 to 9 years. Children younger than 5 years can tour for FREE.