Miami boasts of miles of wide sandy beaches and offers much more. Stroll past art deco architecture in the city's South Beach district. You can explore the trendy Coconut Grove; or take a cruise from the "Cruise Capital of the World." 

The Miami Seaquarium is where you can catch Lolita the killer whale, Salty the sea lion, and famous TV superstar Flipper. Visit an Indian village and explore tribal history at the Miccosukee Indian Village. Enjoy crafts demonstrations, museum, alligator exhibits, and an airboat ride to an Indian camp. 

Escape on a jungle safari at the Monkey Jungle. New adventures include a gorilla jungle, lemurs of Madagascar Island, and parrots of the world. The Miami zoo is the only zoo in the Continental U.S. located in a subtropical climate. Over 700 wild animals are out in a natural and cage-less environment- a special delight for children, wild life enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Plus there is the Miami museum and the legendary Florida Keys in the south of Miami. Attraction for everyone.

Miami Beach

Miami Beach is known for its beaches, clubs and bars. It is also home to one of the most spectacular redesigns in modern architectural history. The bright pink, lavender and turquoise buildings that date from the 1920s make the Art Deco Historic district one of the most spectacular and largest areas on the US National Register of Historic Places.
Miami's modern avatar as a top-notch tourist destination owes itself to the protection and renovation of this district. The Deco district lies in the heart of funky South Beach dubbed SoBe by the locals.

Little Havana

This distinctly Cuban neighborhood bears a hangover from the days of the Mariel Boatlift. Cuban exiles have gravitated to this area for years giving Little Havan it's distinct Cuban flavour. The heart of Little Havana is Calle Ocho. Cuban styled shops, cafes, record store, pharmacies, clothing and bridal shops run the entire length of Calle Ocho.