Wynwood is Miami’s vibrant arts district, famous for its colorful street art, murals, and graffiti walls created by renowned local and international artists. Once an industrial area, it has transformed into a cultural hotspot full of trendy galleries, unique boutiques, craft breweries, and eclectic restaurants. Visitors can stroll through Wynwood Walls, an outdoor museum of contemporary art, and explore the neighborhood’s creative energy, murals, and public art installations. Wynwood offers a lively mix of art, food, and culture, making it one of Miami’s most Instagram-worthy and must-visit neighborhoods.

Explore the vibrant heart of Miami's Cuban community with our immersive tour of Little Havana! Led by expert local guides, this experience offers a deep dive into the rich culture and history of this iconic neighborhood. Your journey begins at the renowned Calle Ocho's Walk of Fame, where you'll discover the stories of Cuban celebrities who have left a lasting impact on the world. Next, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Domino Park, a hidden gem where locals gather to play dominoes and socialize. Witness the artistry of cigar making at the Cigar Factory, where skilled "Boncheros" hand-roll tobacco leaves into the finest cigars. Then, indulge your senses at the Little Havana Visitors Center with a complimentary shot of authentic Cuban coffee. As you stroll through the bustling streets, be sure to savor the flavors of Cuba with a sampling of delicious Cuban food, including empanadas, Cuban sandwiches, and refreshing Mojito drinks.

Sightseeing through Coconut Grove Miami's oldest neighborhood founded in 1873, is also one of its most beautiful. There is much to see in Coconut Grove including the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, built from 1914 to 1916. Coconut Grove is home of the richest people in Miami. This neighborhood is filled from corner to corner of luxury condos, townhomes, gated estates and luxury waterfront mansions.

Brickell is Miami’s modern financial district and one of the city’s most dynamic urban neighborhoods. Known as the “Manhattan of the South,” it blends sleek skyscrapers, luxury living, and a fast-growing cultural and dining scene right along Biscayne Bay.

Once we finish the city tour, we will end at Bayside Marketplace, a beautiful waterfront area with restaurants and great views. From there, you’ll continue with the second part of the tour — the Water Taxi experience. The Water Taxi will take you around the island of Biscayne Bay to see the millionaire mansions and enjoy the bay breeze. It also stops at Miami Beach Marina, where you can get off and explore Miami Beach. You can choose to stay in Miami Beach or return to Bayside Marketplace at any time available that works best for you.