All city tours are private
2-3 stops. Favorite stops are Wynwood and Manatees
Manatees from November thru April. Best seen on colder days.
Pick up times at Miami Beach and Miami hotels either 9:30 am or 2:00 pm
All city tours are private
2-3 great stops chosen by you Favorites stops are Wynwood and Manatees
Manatees from November thru April. Best seen on colder days.
Pick up times at Miami Beach and Miami hotels either 9:30 am or 2:00 pm
Where old and new Miami collide! See two-thousand-year-old Tequesta sites surrounded by ultra-modern Brickell high rises. I always drive the Key Biscayne Bridge to look back at Downtown and beautiful Biscayne Bay.
From abandoned to hipster boomtown wynwood was once a Puerto Rican neighborhood where Boricuas worked in garment factories. Miami Native was the first sightseeing guide to take visitors to Wynwood over a decade ago.
I have a guide that specializes in Wynwood that is amazing for an added fee. Wynwood is bordered by:
Warning: Wynwood Walls lost its buzz a little with the Pre-registration and a fee, but the back streets are better than ever.
Sites include:
Recommended time: 30-45 minutes
Sites include:
Recommended time: 30-45 minutes
Potential stops include the Key Biscayne Lighthouse and Barnacle State park for a lovely walk to Biscayne Bay.
I almost always stop at the Biltmore hotel
Recommended time: 30-45 minutes
One of my best stops! The Miami Circle dates back 3000 years surrounded by ultra-chic modern skyscrapers and a spectacular tribute to Native Americans by designer Philipe Starck.
Miami was a village of 3-5000 inhabitants when the first known Spaniard arrived in 1549. Now the third largest skyline in the US.
Recommended time: 20 minutes due to traffic concerns
South Beach is the largest concentration of Art Deco in the world. A geriatric ghetto when I was a kid. Then came the preservationists, followed by Miami Vice being filmed, with hipsters and partiers right behind.
I love to end the tour at South Pointe Park just before sunset. The vibe is awesome. Bien Miami!
Sites include:
Recommended time: 30-90 minutes
Best at night!
Little Havana has not been Cuban for decades. Pictured is a former synagogue when the area was Jewish, then Cubans came in the 60’s and put a cross over the Jewish star, followed by the current evangelical Central Americans that renamed it to Iglesia Bautista Renascer
I previously avoided this touristy spot bc of the tour buses and cars flying by @ 40 MPH, plus the fact that i don’t want any commission from the cigar stores. But the stop has gotten better, with some great sandwiches and Cuban coffee.
To do this area right, Miami High, Shenandoah, Grove Park and Riverside should be included.
Recommended time: 30-60 minutes If you include Shenandoah and Grove Park
The following sites have their own guides, some free, some extra $$$, that add a special touch.
Rates per person $75 pp for standard 4 hour tour. Min 4 passengers.
Or bill hourly, allowing guests to end when they want.
For couples $90/hour w a 2.5 hour minimum. Plus $10 per person after the couple.
I have very good reviews of groups charged hourly, it makes the tour more relaxed.
Starting times for city tour are 9:30 and 2:00 p.m.
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