Miami, Experience the Magic City

Year-round sunshine? “It’s so Miami!” In Miami, fashion, art, beaches, history and adventure mix together to light up every travel itinerary, from weekend getaways to longer stays, or pre- and post-cruise extensions. Beyond Miami’s iconic beaches and popular nightlife, vibrant neighborhoods offer travelers the opportunity to live, eat, shop and play like a local.

Little Havana, Big Culture
In Little Havana, travelers can experience Cuban culture with a Miami flare, from sipping true café Cubano to listening to live Afro-Cuban music. In authentic cigar shops, visitors can watch as cigars are rolled in front of them. While in the neighborhood, Azucar Ice Cream Company is a necessary stop to satisfy every sweet tooth.

Miami’s “Art and Soul”
Trendsetters and creative minds unite in the Wynwood Art District and Fashion District. Wynwood Art District, famous for its colorful and ever-changing murals, is a hub for boutique shops and trendy artisans whose treasures are showcased monthly during Art Walk. In the Fashion District, luxury shopping and art galleries line the pedestrian-friendly streets, beckoning visitors to indulge in the finer things in life.

Breezy, Beautiful Key Biscayne
Off the coast of Miami sits Key Biscayne, a serene island paradise with a relaxed vibe that feels worlds away–not just a few miles–from bustling Miami. Visitors may spot dolphins as they spend time on the water boating, paddleboarding, windsurfing or kayaking. On land, visitors can relax in a cabana, go on a guided nature walk or visit the lighthouse before taking in one of Miami’s most picturesque sunsets.

Beyond these neighborhoods, Miami has even more to offer with museums, gardens, casinos, fine arts venues, the newly renovated Hard Rock Stadium and Marlins Park, and multipurpose arenas for sporting events, concerts and more. Whatever your interest, there’s a Miami itinerary for you. Contact your Cruise Planners Travel Advisor to start planning.

Photos courtesy of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau