Miami: A Short Guide

I like this beach because it’s more laid back than South Beach. You can tell it’s more family oriented. ✅ You can rent chairs and umbrellas for the day.

Not only is there a small beach in the park, there is also hiking trails and kayak rentals to explore the mangroves. Link below ⬇️

If you’re looking for Tulim vibes look no further! This was one of my favorite experiences in Miami. It’s a relaxed atmosphere where you can lounge on your day bed (reserve online), go to the beach, or eat at their restaurant patio.

Flowering trees, koi ponds, fountains are found at the Miami Beach botanical gardens. Free admission to the public the gardens opens Tuesday through Sunday.

My favorite Japanese restaurant is in this garden, I always order the bento box and sesame balls for dessert. $20 entrance fee

This beautiful beach makes for the perfect getaway from the hectic atmosphere of Miami Beach. Time slows down here! 🚙 There is a small parking fee ($5-7)

It’s 400 acres with walking trails, a historic lighthouse, picnic tables, and a pristine beach 🌴 Pro Tip - bring cash, the bike rental place doesn’t accept cards and sometimes the park entry booths don’t work. 📍The Boater’s Grill is tucked away at the corner of the park, which has a spot to grab lunch/dinner.

Wynwood is such a cool neighborhood! There’s many free art murals on the streets, but there’s also the paid attraction (the famous “Wynwood murals”) if you prefer. We skipped it ✨

The Miami Design District is a sleek and modern neighborhood that's a must visit when in Miami. Dote on the luxury shops, view art galleries and take pictures at the public art on display.

Reserve your free ticket before your visit at the link provided. https://icamiami.org/tickets/

De la cruz collection is an art museum that focuses on international contemporary art.

One of the most unique parking garages I've seen.

Considering how much of a nightmare traffic can be, bikes are a good option ✅ There’s bike racks scattered around the city, so it’s easy to pick up/drop off.

This gem of a cafe is located in Aventura, Miami and is arguably one of the best places to grab brunch in the area. From a fully-stacked “Newspaper-type” menu, offering dishes like the ‘Truffle Croissant’ to the most incredible açaí bowl I’ve ever tried, Neverland Coffee Bar is truly a brunch lovers paradise.

Let it be known that their ‘Specialty Superfood bowls’ truly are their specialty. If you’re into açaí and all that-then I'd recommend the Monkey Bowl, which is to die for.