All Activities in Miami

Aventura Day Trip to Universal Orlando Resort by Rail (opens in a new tab)

1 17 h

Experience a full day of fun at Universal Orlando Resort and relax in a reserved seat on Florida’s new high-speed train. You also have an option to choose between a 1-Day Ticket for one Park or both Parks. Immerse yourself in thrill rides and out-of-this world experiences and enjoy Universal CityWalk with its vast range of shopping and dining options. This is a self guided day trip with all tickets included.

Everglades Adventure and Miami City Tour (opens in a new tab)

3 8 h

Experience the Everglades Adventure and Miami City Tour in one unforgettable journey that combines an exciting Everglades Adventure with a comprehensive Miami City Tour. Unlike standard sightseeing tours, this experience lets you explore Miami’s vibrant neighborhoods and the unique natural beauty of the Everglades in a single day. From spotting wildlife on an airboat ride to discovering iconic destinations like South Beach, Wynwood, Bayside Marketplace, and Little Havana, you'll enjoy a perfect mix of nature, culture, history, and sightseeing. Your friendly guides provide engaging commentary, local insights, and a seamless travel experience, making it easy to see Miami’s top attractions without the stress of planning. Whether you're visiting for the first time or looking to experience the city from a new perspective, this Everglades Adventure and Miami City Tour offers an exciting and memorable way to discover the very best of Miami.

Free cancellation

Miami Beach: A Sunny Stroll through its History and Architecture (opens in a new tab)

4 1 h – 1 h 30 min

Miami Beach hasn’t always been the glamorous tourist destination it is today. Less than 150 years ago, it barely existed at all. This self-guided audio tour starts at the Miami Beach sign and follows the beachfront before turning onto Ocean Drive. Along the way, you’ll hear all kinds of stories, including how Julia Tuttle persuaded Henry Flagler to extend his railroad south, helping spark the development of Miami and Miami Beach. From Ocean Drive, you’ll head inland through Collins Avenue, home to Miami’s oldest bar, Mac’s Club Deuce, and Washington Avenue, where you’ll see the Old Clay Hotel. As you walk, you’ll see how Miami Beach has repeatedly reinvented itself – from a 1920s holiday playground, to a World War II military base, to a fading retirement spot, and eventually into the neon-lit destination it’s known as today. The tour ends on Española Way.

Free cancellation