MIAMI
350 Tours Reviewed
Donuts and history walk together. This Old Town route pairs classic Key West landmarks—like the Custom House—with stops that turn local lore into something you can snack while you learn. I like the small-group feel (up to 20 people) and…
Miami goes fast on this route. This 3-hour Miami city tour ties together Miami Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana, Coconut Grove, and Bayside Marketplace into one tight loop with real photo-and-walk stops. I like that you get an English/Spanish guide and…
Miami hits fast when you go by van. This tour strings together the big names—South Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana—and then caps it with a Biscayne Bay cruise from the Island Queen, so you get both city walks and water views…
A yacht cruise beats the usual sightseeing. This one works because it’s simple: you float through Naples Bay and past the fancy waterfront of Port Royal, while the captain offers light, easy-to-follow commentary. It’s a relaxed way to see Southwest…
Miami is best seen from water. This 90-minute Miami sightseeing boat tour is a fast, guided way to pick up the layout of the city while you glide across Biscayne Bay. I especially like the bilingual English and Spanish narration,…
Wynwood turns art into something you do. This ticket pairs a 30-minute street art spray-painting session with admission to the Wynwood Walls museum area, so you get both making art and seeing what inspired it. I especially like that you’re…
Big Miami, tight schedule. This combo tour stacks a city bus ride with real time on foot, then tops it off with Biscayne Bay from the water. I like the practical mix: you get quick orientation driving past Art Deco-era…
Cypress tunnels and wildlife in two hours. This guided paddle on the Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River feels like a quiet escape from Jupiter, with shaded stretches under old cypress, Spanish moss, and tannin-dark reflections. I like that the tour…
Miami glows best from the water. This 2-hour cruise runs along Biscayne Bay on a chic, decorated boat with an open-air terrace and stylish indoor seating, so you get skyline moments without feeling packed into a basic sightseeing tin can.…
Smooth port days start at the curb. This private transfer is built for one thing: getting you from Miami International Airport (MIA) or your hotel straight to PortMiami without the usual cruise-day scramble. I like the real-time flight monitoring when…
Four hours on a private yacht changes everything. This Miami Beach 40′ Cruiser Yacht setup is built for an easy day on the water: you get a crew to handle navigation, plus life jackets and a large floating water mat…
Want a Miami jungle day that kids love? I like the 18-acre tropical gardens and the Treewalk Village treetop play, which turns a regular animal visit into real movement and discovery. It sits between downtown Miami and South Beach, so…
Hunger finds its way to history. This Key West secret walking food tour is built for people who want more than bar-hopping photos. You’ll stroll through Old Town at a relaxed pace, hear stories about the city’s culture and architecture,…
Palm Beach looks different from the water. This Intracoastal cruise strings together mansions, yachts, island legends, and a Cold War secret you can actually look for—on a relaxed 90-minute ride. I like that the tour is paced for sightseeing (not…
One day at a water park fixes a lot. Rapids Water Park is all about action with 40+ slides plus big water moments like the 25,000 sq. ft. wave pool, so you can tailor your day from thrills to chill.…
