Increase the enjoyment of your visit to Miami, Florida by taking advantage of all the fascinating things to do for both adults and kids. Hike the many scenic trails of Everglades National Park. Enjoy a Miami Dolphins NFL game at Sun Life Stadium. Experience the outdoor cafes and spectacular surf of South Beach. Find out more about these and other Miami attractions by reading the below list.
Everglades National Park is the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. Covering 1.5 million acres, this International Biosphere Reserve boasts endangered species, including seahorses, starfish, and tropical fish. With 156 miles of canoe and walking trails, exploring the Everglades is an amazing adventure.
Miami Cruise Port
The Port of Miami is home to many top-of-the-line cruise lines, including Carnival, Celebrity, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, and Oceania. Travelers are able to choose from all types of cruises, from 3 to 11 days, which set sail for the Bahamas, Mexico, the Caribbean, South American, and Key West. A shuttle service is available for cruise passengers.
Calle Ocho/Little Havana (Miami)
Little Havana is a must-visit Miami neighborhood with a large Cuban community. Check out Calle Ocho (8th Street) where authentic Cuban restaurants offering traditional cuisine abound. Each year, the Calle Ocho Street Festival celebrates Cuban culture highlighted by non-stop partying, colorful costumes, and performances by Latin stars.
Sun Life Stadium (Miami Dolphins)
Sun Life Stadium in Miami is a superb sports and entertainment facility. Home of the National Football League's Miami Dolphins, Major League Baseball's Florida Marlins, University of Miami football, and the FedEx Orange Bowl, Sun Life Stadium is also the host for premier entertainment productions and blockbuster concerts.
South Beach (Miami)
With pristine beaches, sizzling nightclubs, outdoor cafes, and Art Deco architecture, South Beach in Miami is a magnet for hedonists and fashionistas. Enjoy people watching, dancing the night away, and swimming in the rolling Atlantic surf. Area attractions include the Bass Museum of Art and Colony Theater.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Built in 1916, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens will delight all those who pass through its portals. Located in the heart of Miami, this National Historic Landmark is home to a main house, formal gardens, and a native forest. Explore Vizcaya on your own utilizing the audio tour or via a volunteer guide.
Zoo Miami
More than 2,000 creatures reside at Zoo Miami and each one offers a view into the wonders of the animal kingdom. You'll encounter everything from the Caribbean Flamingo, Emerald Tree Boa, and Brown Pelican to the Black Neck Swan, Orinoco Crocodile, and Caiman Lizard. Don't miss the fabulous gardens, which boast the Hong Kong Orchid and the Gumbo Limbo Tree.
