• South Pointe Park - South Pointe Park is a lively green space located at the southern tip of Miami Beach, offering breathtaking views of the South Beach shoreline, Port of Miami’s cruise ships, and Downtown Miami’s skyline. Visitors might even catch a glimpse of the Icon of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world, docked at the Port of Miami’s Dodge Island. For picturesque views, take a walk along the 20-foot wide promenade to see Fisher Island across the water as yachts sail by, then continue to South Pointe Pier. The 450-foot pier is a favorite spot for both visitors and locals to fish and watch kayakers, surfers, and jet skiers. Retrace your steps around the tip of the island to the western side to discover the scenic Miami Beach Marina and several restaurants, including Smith & Wollensky’s and Monty’s South Beach. Monty’s is a South Beach staple and one of the best places to enjoy the stunning Miami sunset.
• Art Deco Historic District - The Art Deco Historic District in Miami Beach is a vibrant throwback, showcasing the world’s largest collection of sleek and colorful Art Deco architecture. These buildings, inspired by the 1925 Paris exhibition that launched the Art Deco movement, were constructed between 1934 and 1940. This architectural style dominates the trendy South Beach neighborhood and has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places since 1979. From neon accents to geometric lines and pastel hues, this district between 5th and 23rd Street is a visual delight. Stroll along Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue, or Washington Avenue to soak in the retro vibes. Join a walking tour with SoBeach Tours to learn more about this iconic architectural style and capture some Instagram-worthy photos of the eye-catching buildings, neon accents, and chic hotels. Don’t forget to visit the Art Deco Museum and the Art Deco Welcome Center to learn more.
• The Villa Casa Casuarina At The Former Versace Mansion - World-famous Ocean Drive is one of the most photographed stretches of Miami Beach. Here, nestled among low-rise Art Deco hotels, is Villa Casa Casuarina – better known as the Versace Mansion, the former Miami Beach home of fashion designer Gianni Versace. The Versace mansion is the third most photographed house in the United States, behind Elvis’ Graceland and the White House. What many tourists don’t realize is that the former home of the late fashion designer Gianni Versace is not a museum or private home but a boutique hotel. Today, Casa Casuarina has 10 luxurious suites plus a restaurant and bar. Access to Versace’s opulent world can be gained by booking a room or by reserving a table at the restaurant Gianni’s for lunch or dinner in the courtyard by the pool or in the dining room served on Versace-designed Rosenthal china. The restaurant Gianni’s offers a three-course lunch special every day from 11 AM-3:30 PM for $38 per person. Don’t miss out on this unique South Beach experience!
• Mango’s Tropical Cafe - Mango’s Tropical Cafe in South Beach is the ultimate hotspot for dining, dancing, and entertainment in Miami. With a lively atmosphere that keeps the party going until 5 AM every night, guests can enjoy a Latin Cabaret Revue show, sip on delicious mojitos while learning salsa, and groove to the beats of live music in the #1 nightclub in South Beach. Mango’s became one of the world’s most famous nightclubs in the 90s and is regularly frequented by celebrities such as Will Smith, George Clooney, Robert De Niro, Tiger Woods, Gloria Estefan, Marc Anthony, and Andy Garcia. Live entertainment ranges from Brazilian samba, hip hop, salsa, Cuban conga, and tributes to Michael Jackson and Celia Cruz. Dinner and a show are every day at 8 PM.
• Ocean Drive - Ocean Drive is the heart of South Beach in Miami and it’s the ultimate hotspot for soaking up that quintessential Miami Beach vibe. With its iconic pastel-hued, art deco buildings, rows of palm trees, and vibrant nightlife, it’s the place to see and be seen. From pool parties to celebrity sightings, Ocean Drive offers a mix of history, culture, and fun that captures the essence of Miami’s unique charm. This oceanfront street is the place to go for a cup of coffee, an oversized margarita, and some excellent people-watching. It only makes sense that this beautiful street has served as the backdrop for some of Hollywood’s most iconic films and TV shows like Scarface, The Birdcage, Miami Vice, There’s Something About Mary, and many more. Whether you’re strolling along the street, dining at award-winning restaurants, or taking in the stunning architecture, Ocean Drive is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the magic of Miami Beach.
• Lummus Park Beach - Lummus Park in South Beach, Miami is a vibrant and lively oceanfront destination with endless possibilities for fun. From beach access paths to outdoor gyms, playgrounds, volleyball courts, and walking trails, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. With events ranging from concerts and festivals to beach parties, Lummus Park is always buzzing with excitement. Nearby attractions like delicious Latin cuisine, unique art deco tours, and late-night club options make it the perfect spot for a day full of adventure and relaxation. Plus, the Betsy Hotel is proud to present a concert on the Ocean Drive Promenade every Sunday evening. Enjoy an oceanside concert with the Ocean Drive Association’s free weekly music series. Pack a picnic blanket or lawn chair to stake out your seat on the lawn. Showtime is at 5 PM every Sunday during the winter season and 6 PM every Sunday during the summer season. The events are free and will take place in Lummus Park between 14th Street and 14th Place.
• Miami Beach Boardwalk - The Miami Beach Boardwalk is a must-see gem in Miami, stretching 7 miles from South Pointe Park to the Surfside border. It offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and lavish hotels and parks on the other. Locals and visitors alike enjoy strolling, biking, or jogging along this scenic pathway with easy access to popular spots like Lincoln Road’s pedestrian mall. For a unique biking experience, rent a bike from Unlimited Biking. This bike shop is all about providing top-notch bike rentals and tours in Miami Beach. They’ve got a sweet selection of bikes, from electric to road bikes, perfect for exploring the vibrant city of Miami. Rental is only $20 for 2 hours. Get a 20% discount on both bike tours and bike rentals by using promo code SOBEACH20 at checkout. Book online at Unlimited Biking. Don’t miss out on this picturesque destination for a leisurely walk, a scenic bike ride, or a refreshing jog by the beach!
• Joe’s Stone Crab - In 1913, Joe Weiss opened a small lunch counter on Miami Beach, even before Miami Beach was a city. People stopped in to chat and enjoy a top-notch fish sandwich and fries. For more than 100 years, no visit to Miami has been complete without stopping at Joe’s Stone Crab. Over the years, Joe’s has attracted politicians, actors, and athletes, and has been featured in various films and TV shows. If stone crabs are not your thing, try one of the many seafood options, steaks, or the award-winning fried chicken, which is a bargain at $8.85 for half a chicken! Lighter fare includes salads, soups, and appetizers. Next door to Joe’s, the Joe’s Take Away is the more casual and charming 80-seat market with a full bar and coffee bar. Joe’s Take Away evolved from a back door in the kitchen for those tasty claws and sides in 1987. The evolution came about due to the public’s demand to get Joe’s by avoiding the sometimes long wait and more formal setting.
• Scarface Hotel - The Scarface Hotel is where the infamous chainsaw scene from the 1983 crime drama film took place. In the movie, Tony Montana and his crew visit the Sunray Motel to buy drugs from a Colombian gang, only to find themselves in a deadly setup. The hotel is now home to a CVS store, but back in the day, it was a Johnny Rockets joint.
• Palace Bar & Restaurant - Grab your camera and head over to a Drag Queen show. The Palace is the most famous LGBTQ bar in Miami since 1988! Located on Ocean Drive, it’s a popular destination for locals and tourists looking to enjoy a fun night out. The colorful decor and friendly staff add to the overall experience, making it a must-visit for anyone wanting to soak up the energetic vibe of South Beach. There’s brunch and dinner shows, but you can watch the drag show for free from across the street or standing on the inside of the steel frame fence between the street and the sidewalk for a closer view. Shows every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 11 AM & 2 PM; Monday at 12 PM. Shows also every night from 7 PM to 11:30 PM (shows every 15 minutes).
• Miami Beach Marina - Known as the “Gateway to the Caribbean in the Heart of Miami Beach,” the Miami Beach Marina offers an exciting sightseeing experience in a vibrant and colorful setting. Located in the heart of Miami Beach, visitors can marvel at the stunning views of luxury yachts, sailboats, and the beautiful Miami skyline. The marina is bustling with activity, from people strolling along the waterfront to boats coming and going, creating a lively atmosphere. With plenty of shops, restaurants, and water sports activities nearby, Miami Beach Marina is a dynamic destination where you can soak up the sun and enjoy the lively energy of Miami Beach. Hop aboard the Mizner’s Dream vintage-style yacht and sail through the rich history of Biscayne Bay for a unique and intimate experience, or choose Ocean Force Adventures’ ultimate boat tour and experience Miami’s hidden gems and iconic sights from celebrity mansions to historic sites.
• Art Deco Welcome Center - The Art Deco Visitor Information Center is your go-to spot for all things Miami Beach vacation planning. Located in the lobby of the Art Deco Welcome Center in the heart of the Art Deco Historic District at 10th Street and Ocean Drive, this friendly concierge hub offers assistance with things to do, places to eat, attractions, tours, and adventures to make your trip a breeze. Stop by for info, maps, brochures, and event guides – no admission fee required! The Center also houses the Official Art Deco Museum and the Art Deco Gift Shop filled with original Art Deco posters, t-shirts, books, cards, vintage items, jewelry, memorabilia, and one-of-a-kind art. It’s the perfect starting point for exploring the vibrant culture and architectural heritage of Miami Beach. The Art Deco Visitor Information Center is open daily from 9 AM-5 PM. Admission to the museum is $7 per person, but you receive complimentary admission to the museum with your booking of any tour from SoBeach Tours!
• Venetian Causeway - Explore the enchanting Venetian Islands in Miami, a chain of artificial islands connected by picturesque bridges. Start your journey on Biscayne Island, where you can stroll along the scenic streets lined with luxurious homes and enjoy the unique charm of this neighborhood. Continue your adventure to San Marco Island, filled with upscale houses and beautiful views of Biscayne Bay. Don’t forget to visit the other islands like Belle Isle, Di Lido Island, and more for a day of sightseeing and relaxation. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and stunning architecture of the Venetian Islands for a fun-filled experience that will leave you wanting more.
• Port of Miami - From watching massive cruise ships dock to enjoying a leisurely stroll along the promenade, PortMiami offers a dynamic sightseeing experience that promises fun and memorable moments for all visitors. Soak up the sunshine, feel the ocean breeze, and immerse yourself in the pulsating energy of this iconic port city destination, all set against the backdrop of Miami’s picturesque skyline.
• Espanola Way - Discover a slice of old-world Europe right in the middle of South Beach. Española Way in Miami Beach is a charming pedestrian-only street that takes you back in time with its old-world architecture and laid-back vibe. Originally built in the 1920s as a luxury destination, it fell into disrepair but was revived in the ‘80s to become a vibrant hub of al fresco dining, bars, sidewalk cafes, shops, and galleries. The street functions as an elegant and picturesque cousin to nearby Lincoln Road Mall. With a mix of Italian eateries, Cuban bars, and unique shops, it’s the perfect spot to spend a leisurely day or lively night out in South Beach.
• Lincoln Road - Lincoln Road Mall in Miami Beach is a mile-long pedestrian-lined street in the Art Deco District where locals and tourists alike come together to shop, dine, and have a good time. With over 200 shops, cafes, and restaurants, there’s always something exciting happening. This is Miami Beach’s most popular pedestrian outdoor shopping destination. Whether you’re looking for trendy boutiques, delicious eats, or just a fun place to hang out, Lincoln Road has got you covered. It’s the perfect place to soak up the Miami vibes and enjoy all that this vibrant city has to offer.

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Experience a tailored sightseeing journey with a personal driver and a professional guide on this exclusive small-group golf cart tour of Miami Beach. Discover the city’s charm as you navigate its lively streets and breathtaking waterfront vistas from a chic golf cart. Cruise along Ocean Drive, the Art Deco District, and the Versace Mansion, while enjoying the spectacular views of South Pointe Park, Fisher Island, Port of Miami, Espanola Way, Lincoln Road, and more! Gain local insights into Miami’s history, Art Deco architecture, and culture, as well as its top attractions and hidden treasures, making this interactive tour an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Miami Beach. A dedicated professional driver and a separate expert guide provide informative commentary through headsets. With customizable tours and the flexibility to disembark and explore various interiors, this golf cart tour offers a memorable journey through some of Miami’s most picturesque and iconic spots.

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