Tucked along the bayfront, this tranquil park honors Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees, who spent much of his life in Miami Beach. With gorgeous views of Biscayne Bay, it’s the perfect place to reflect while learning about the evolution of the South Beach landscape. Your guide will share the story of the nearby Venetian Causeway—once the historic Collins Bridge—and dive into Miami’s legendary music scene. From disco anthems to chart-topping hits, this Miami Bike Tour stop celebrates the city’s deep cultural and artistic roots.

As we cycle through the quiet, tree-lined residential streets of South Beach, we’ll arrive at one of the city’s most powerful landmarks—the Holocaust Memorial. This moving site invites reflection and remembrance, honoring the millions of lives lost. During this stop on your Miami Bike and Food Tour, your guide will share how the Jewish community played a pivotal role in shaping Miami Beach’s cultural and economic legacy. Walking through the memorial’s haunting sculptures and thoughtful design offers a moment of solemnity and connection to the deeper history of the city.

Riding deeper into the heart of South Beach, we’ll arrive at The Fillmore—once home to the iconic Jackie Gleason Theater. This legendary venue served as the filming location for The Jackie Gleason Show, which brought stars and fans alike to Miami Beach during its golden era. On this stop along your Miami Food and Bike Tour, you’ll hear stories about Gleason’s larger-than-life personality, his impact on television history, and the vibrant entertainment scene that helped define South Beach as a cultural hotspot.

From the heart of South Beach, we’ll cruise east toward the ocean and glide along the scenic beachwalk into Mid Beach. This breezy stretch offers stunning views of turquoise waters, powdery sand, and the city’s iconic, artful lifeguard stands—each one a burst of color and design. As part of your Miami Food and Bike Tour, this tranquil ride showcases Miami’s coastal beauty while connecting you to the laid-back rhythm and vibrant visual culture that define life on the beach.

Tucked into a quieter corner of South Beach, Collins Park offers a refreshing blend of nature, art, and culture. As we ride through this charming green space on your Miami Food and Bike Tour, you’ll pass striking outdoor installations, towering Baobab trees, and the renowned Bass Museum—Miami Beach’s contemporary art treasure. It’s a perfect moment to slow down, take in the scenery, and discover a more artistic side of the city that often escapes the typical tourist path.

Nestled in the heart of South Beach, this stylish trattoria invites guests to experience the magic of Italian cooking in action. With its open-air kitchen, you’ll catch chefs rolling fresh dough by hand each morning—a true culinary performance. As part of your Miami Food and Bike Tour, you’ll enjoy a slice of their renowned, wood-fired pizza, made with premium ingredients and old-world technique. VIP guests can elevate the experience with a refreshing mimosa or a vibrant Aperol Spritz, the perfect pairing for a taste of la dolce vita in Miami Beach.

Hidden in a quiet alley off Ocean Drive, the striking Betsy Orb connects two historic buildings designed by legendary South Beach architects L. Murray Dixon and Henry Hohauser. This bold installation serves as both an artistic landmark and a tribute to Miami’s architectural creativity. As your Miami Food and Bike Tour continues down iconic Ocean Drive, your guide will highlight the city’s signature Art Deco style and share insider insights on the most influential properties—both classic and newly emerging—shaping the skyline of Miami Beach.

No visit to South Beach is complete without a cruise down its most iconic thoroughfare—Ocean Drive. Lined with pastel-colored Art Deco buildings, swaying palms, and endless people-watching opportunities, this vibrant stretch is the heartbeat of Miami Beach. As part of your Miami Food and Bike Tour, your expert, local guide will point out legendary landmarks, share fascinating stories behind the facades, and reveal how this glamorous strip became a symbol of Miami’s cultural and historical identity.

Located just steps from the buzz of South Beach, Naked Taco is a bold, flavor-packed stop on your Miami Food and Bike Tour. Here, you’ll savor one of their signature tacos—bursting with fresh, zesty ingredients and chef-driven flair that’s made this spot a local favorite. VIP guests get an extra treat: a Pineapple Tequila Smash Shot that perfectly blends sweet tropical notes with a fiery finish. It’s a bite-sized fiesta that captures the fun, flavor, and flair of Miami’s vibrant food scene.

mmerse yourself in the glamour and grit of a bygone era as we pedal through the heart of the South Beach Art Deco Historic District—home to the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world. Along the way, you’ll pass legendary landmarks like the Cardozo Hotel, the vibrant Clevelander, and the former Versace Mansion, each with stories as bold as their pastel facades. On your Miami Food and Bike Tour, your guide will reveal how this architectural movement shaped Miami Beach into the cultural icon it is today.

Perched on the edge of the Miami Beach Marina with breezy waterfront views, Monty’s Sunset is the perfect place to satisfy your sweet tooth. On your Miami Food and Bike Tour, you’ll dive into a slice of South Florida’s most iconic dessert—classic, tangy Key Lime Pie. With its buttery graham cracker crust, creamy citrus filling, and whipped topping, it’s a refreshing finale that captures the tropical essence of South Beach in every bite. A must-try for dessert lovers!

At the southern tip of South Beach, we’ll stroll out onto South Pointe Pier for sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean, the exclusive Fisher Island, and the bustling PortMiami—the world’s busiest cruise port. As part of your Miami Food and Bike Tour, your guide will dive into Miami’s fascinating history, from its pivotal role in World War II to the visionary Carl Fisher, whose bold developments helped transform Miami Beach into the glamorous destination it is today. It’s a perfect blend of stunning scenery and captivating storytelling.

Standing proudly on South Beach’s famed Ocean Drive, the former home of fashion icon Gianni Versace is one of Miami Beach’s most storied landmarks. As part of your Miami Food and Bike Tour, your expert guide will share the opulent and dramatic history behind the Versace Mansion—from its Mediterranean Revival design to its role in the international fashion scene and the infamous events that marked its legacy. Surrounded by other architectural gems, this stop offers a captivating glimpse into Miami’s glamorous and sometimes mysterious past.

Star Island (Nov 1 – Apr 30): During the cooler months, we’ll venture beyond South Beach and ride across the bridge to the ultra-exclusive Star Island, home to some of Miami’s biggest celebrities. Marvel at the lavish waterfront estates of icons like Gloria Estefan, Rick Ross, and yes—P. Diddy himself. As part of your Miami Food & Bike Tour, your guide will share stories about the rise of this man-made island, its architectural gems, and the influence of fame & fortune on Miami’s cultural landscape. South Pointe Pier (May 1 – Oct 31): When the temperatures climb, we shift the route to the breezy South Pointe Pier, offering stunning panoramic views of the Ocean, Fisher Island, & PortMiami—the busiest cruise port in the world. This stop highlights Miami’s surprising role in World War II & introduces you to Carl Fisher, the visionary developer who helped turn swampy wilderness into the vibrant South Beach we know today. It’s the perfect mix of history, ocean views, & Miami storytelling.

Step into the golden age of Cuban glamour at Havana 1957, a beloved South Beach eatery that captures the soul of Old Havana. As part of your Miami Food and Bike Tour, you’ll indulge in a flavorful specialty dish that blends bold spices, slow-cooked tradition, and rich Cuban heritage in every bite. From tender meats to savory sides, this stop is a culinary time capsule. VIP guests can toast to the moment with a refreshing, house-made mojito—crafted with fresh mint, lime, and a splash of Cuban spirit.

Known as the “Fifth Avenue of the South,” Lincoln Road is one of South Beach’s most iconic pedestrian promenades. This bustling stretch of shops, cafés, and galleries has been a gathering place for artists, fashionistas, and locals since the 1950s. During your Miami Food and Bike Tour, we’ll cruise through this vibrant corridor as your guide shares stories about its architectural transformation, cultural evolution, and the role it continues to play in shaping the city’s creative identity. It's the perfect blend of people-watching, history, and tropical flair.