Miami Signature

After you are picked up from the hotel take a ride along Biscayne Bay in a lovely two level yacht. This tour is fully-narrated bilingual. View the luxurious homes of the rich and famous on the artificial islands on Biscayne Bay. See how the local celebrities live the high life. Enjoy the comfort of this splendid yacht from either the air-conditioned room thru picture windows or the second level open terrace. See the home of Al Capone, Elizabeth Taylor, Gloria Estefan and many more…Restroom, snacks and full bar available on board. You'll see the downtown area and Miami's financial district. The quaint streets of Little Havana. Coconut Grove and all its history. The Art Deco District of South Beach as seen in the movies. You’ll see Miami like you’ve never seen it before. Return transfer is included in the price.

In the afternoon, enjoy some time on your own to relax.

Explore the interesting Architectural side of Miami today on a private guided tour. You will be introduced to the Art Deco, Mediterranean Revival, and Miami Modern (MiMo) styles found within the Miami Beach Architectural Historic District. Explore hotels, restaurants, and other commercial structures with a visit to a number of interiors. Then check out Collins Avenue that epitomizes the glamour of the 1940s before sitting down to a great lunch. This afternoon you will be taken to Vizcaya Museum & Gardens. Occupying 50 acres of land overlooking Miami's Biscayne Bay is Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, a retreat from the hustle of the modern urban city to the era of the early 20th century. Built largely between 1914 and 1917 by Chicagoan James Deering as his winter residence, Vizcaya is one of the best remaining examples from the American Renaissance when the nation's wealthy industrialists built lavish estates inspired by the traditions of the European Renaissance. The estate includes a 70-room main house, filled with early 20th century furnishings and antiques alongside the latest technology of the period, and has been long celebrated for its 10 acres of lush formal gardens referred to as the finest Italianate gardens in the United States. At the end of the tour you will be transferred to the port to your awaiting cruise ship.

Pass the day at Cocowalk - Miami’s ultimate destination for shopping, dining & entertainment. Built in the 1990's the buildings were carefully designed to blend seamlessly into the surroundings of Coconut Grove, a bayside boating village known for being eclectic, sometimes eccentric and always exciting.

CocoWalks’ rows of shops and boutiques are a shoppers paradise, while its state-of-the-art premier movie theater provides entertainment for any taste. Restaurants and sidewalk cafes offer a kaleidoscope of flavor from every corner of the globe. Each night, CocoWalks’ variety of bars and live entertainment fill the center with sparkling lights, music and laughter.

Speak to your trip planner about securing a table at Barton G – a restaurant that has mastered the art of environmental transformations in the culinary world.  The restaurant has Barton G. Weiss’ signature sophisticated flare with culinary artistry as the life of every dish.  Located in a historic building on the Miami scene and in a residential area away from the bustle of Ocean Drive, Barton G’s enticing menu gives its patrons’ a reason to  return time and time again.

Enjoy a private hour and a half walking tour in the company of a Guide. Guides are typically local historians, architects, and trained guides and can impart lots of information to you during the stroll. The Collins Park neighborhood is the newest of Miami Beach's local historic districts, and contains excellent examples of Mediterranean Revival, Art Deco, and contemporary architecture. Learn about the grand hotels of Collins Avenue that epitomize the glamour of the 1940s, and visit the new "cultural campus" surrounding the Bass Museum, the Miami City Ballet, and the Miami Beach Regional Library. If you prefer to learn about the histroy of Miami, consider the Lincoln walking tour. Alternatively, consider the Ocean Drive & Beyond walking tour covering the Art Deco, Mediterranean Revival, and Miami Modern (MiMo) styles found within the Miami Beach Architectural Historic District Please speak to your Travel Advisor if you prefer one of these latter tours.

With the Atlantic Ocean at your beackon call, take the day (or two) to sink your toes in Florida's white sand beaches along the Miami Coast.  Head to the 85th Street Beach for the best swimming location - since it's free from condos there is more room to spread out both on the beach and in the water.  
Lummus Park Beach or Glitter Beach is a have for people watching.  Keep your eyes peeled for models prepping for photo shoots as it's a common occurance here at Lummus. 
If you want an untouched, ungroomed, rugged beach head to Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park just at the end of Key Biscayne.  Here you will find over a mile of rustic beach, a historic lighthouse and nature trails to explore. 
With its man-made lagoon, fed naturally by the tidal movement of the adjacent Biscayne Bay, the waters of Matheson Hammock Park Beach are prime for families.  Its waters are extremely calm, safe and secluded - perfect for keeing an eye on  the kids. 
Last but not least, head to Haulover Beach which is close to Bal Harbour for Miami's best surfing.  This beach is known for conjuring up Miami's biggest swells. Rad.

Enjoy a private full day with English Speaking Guide. Visit the well-known island of Key West, the last of a series of keys in the southern most part of Florida. We will pass through a series of 42 bridges (one of which measures 11 KM) traveling the legendary "overseas highway", that separates the Gulf of the Mexico from the Atlantic, surrounded by multicolored coral backdrops and memorable landscapes.

There are lots to see and do in Miami. Consider a half day shared trip to the Everglades and see all kinds of wildlife such as: alligators, turtles, snakes, fish and exotic birds as you take an airboat ride deep into the Everglades National Park, or a how about a behind the scenes guided tour of magnificent Art in Public Places installations created by renowned artists in Miami as you visit theatres and see star´s dressing rooms, private meeting rooms and lounges not open to the public. Alternatively, consider a cruise along Miami's Biscayne Bay in a lovely two level yacht, and see the luxurious homes of the rich and famous. If you are feeling adventurous, why not consider stand up paddle surfing to explore the Biscayne bay? Please speak to your Sales Advisor if any of these tour options are of interest.

Meet your professional driver for a private airport transfer.