Florida has a lot to offer, and Miami Beach has even more. The city’s nickname, The Magic City, comes from its rapid growth, but also from its great weather, unique nature, and white beaches. A great way to experience this jewel is by bus, boat, or bicycle. Below are five options to help you explore the city and tour Miami Beach.

Big Bus Tours Miami – Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour

Soak up the sun, sea, and vibrant culture aboard our Miami sightseeing tours. Bask in the city’s tropical mixture of Caribbean cool and Art Deco allure. Explore 30+ different stops on our flexible tours, which allow you to hop on and hop off the bus as much as you like. This is the ultimate bus tour Miami.

Miami Food Tours – Tours and Art, Culture, History

An enthusiastic guide will take you through four different restaurants and cafes in South Beach. On our tour, you’ll by-pass the tourist traps and go straight to the eateries that the locals frequent to discover the mouth-watering dishes that will fill you up for lunch! All tastings are included in the ticket price.

Miami Double Decker Everglades Tour

Half day Everglades tour with the famous Gator Boys. Tour includes transportation, park entry, 1 Hour airboat tour, wildlife show, and free time to walk the park and explore the exhibits. Hotel pick-up and drop off included.

Miami Double Decker Boat Tour

Miami Boat Tour is an amazing tour through Millionaire’s Row. The tour will take you around Star Island, Fisher Island, Hisbiscus Island, and all the homes of Miami’s rich and famous. Free time at Bayside and transportation are included. Hotel pickup and drop off is included.

Shark Valley Tram Tours

Two hour-long narrated tours on an open-air tram through the Shark Valley area of Everglades National Park. Bicycling along the 15-mile loop of Shark Valley.

For more information regarding these tours and others, please visit Miami tourist information or contact us.

It’s a new year and there’s still time to continue the winter celebration. Ride the wave of new year resolutions and new beginnings by making plans to visit Miami Beach in January, and enjoy all that the city has to offer during the holiday season.

If you didn’t get an opportunity to see the sights during Christmas, the after party is still taking place in Miami Beach. With 70 degrees weather, it is a perfect time for sightseeing activities and strolling. In case you didn’t know, Miami Beach is the best place to chill in January, and we have a quick compilation of ideas you may want to explore with friends and family.

Santa Is Still Here

Come check out Santa’s Enchanted Forest adorned with festive lights, Ferris Wheels, and Florida’s tallest Christmas Tree, located on 40th street. The world’s largest holiday theme park won’t be here much longer — it will oDnly last until January 6th.

With over 100 rides, games, shows, and attractions, there is something for everyone in your entourage to enjoy. Whether you’re a big kid or little kid, you will enjoy the variety of rides, shows, interactive experiences, and food available.

Winter Nature Adventures

Looking for something different? An Everglades Airboat Tour is a great alternative and unique adventurous experience.

Exploring the Florida Everglades is a great outdoor activity for everyone in the family. During a thrilling ride on an airboat, guided by highly trained tour guides starting at 30 minutes, you may have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of wildlife.

Try a Red Eye Night Tour for 60 minutes and catch a glimpse of exotic nature. There are also private tours available for 60 minutes that give an in-depth view of the Everglades. Tours are available 7 days a week.

Try a cruise on the Biscayne Bay for a different sightseeing experience with the Venetian Islands, Miami Skyline, Miami Beach, Fisher Island, and Millionaire’s Row, that lasts for over an hour. There are three boats available, including a double-decker with the capacity of holding over 100 people.

Located conveniently by the Bayside Marketplace, you will have the chance to do a little shopping before or after the ocean adventure. If you’re looking for a change of pace, try out the Glass Bottom Boat Cruise on the Key Largo Princess that features John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park and hundreds of exotic fish. During this water adventure (two hours long!), everyone is able to see the reef simultaneously.

Art and Sunshine

Miami’s beautiful Art Deco District is a consistently world famous featured attraction, perfect to fully enjoy in January weather. Check out Miami’s gorgeous architecture and culture of creativity amid the backdrop of South Beach’s historical Official Art Deco Walking Tour.

Over 800 preserved buildings take center stage, with Ocean Drive being a featured attraction. Most notable hotels include the Clevelander, the Park Central Miami Beach, and the Winter Haven Hotel. Other iconic art deco locations also include the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater and the Radio City Music Hall.

After soaking in the rich art and cultural beauty of South Beach, make a detour to one of the many beaches Miami offers. Soak up the sun and escape the winter blues with a beach ball and ocean dip.

Take a Break in Miami

Miami Beach in January is a great time to take in the sun and sights during the holidays. With ideal weather and rich cultural events throughout the holiday season, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

Whether you’re looking for unique and adventurous experiences available by boat, any time day or night, or if relaxing in the sunshine is your fortay, Miami Beach is always a good option year round.

Give us a call for more details on these events or others listed on our website, and we’ll be happy to help you with your next holiday excursion!

Festival season happens in the Summer and it’s all about music. Fortunately, this is almost completely false! Festivals in Miami happen all year round, and each is a fascinating, dazzling, rich experience. From carnivals to dragons, you can find anything your heart desires.

Here are just some of the top Miami annual events:

Miami Carnival

Every October, one of the largest carnivals in the USA happens right here in Miami. 10 mass bands follow the brilliantly colorful street parade. For over 25 years, this carnival has been a joyful, family-friendly celebration of Caribbean culture. You can participate in Steel Pan competitions, Floats, King and Queen election and revel in Caribbean food and drinks, and explore the arts and crafts from the on-site vendors!

Miami International Dragon Boat Festival

More than 25000 visitors flock to Miami in November to enjoy this festival! As the name says, each boat is a Hong Kong style dragon boat – 40 feet long and 4 feet wide, carrying one drummer, one steersperson and 20 peddlers. You can enjoy their 250-meter race from the coast, watching as countless dragons glide through the water. Who said dragons are only on TV, anyway?

King Mango Strut

The last Sunday of the year is reserved for the King Mango Strut Festival! A procession that gently pokes fun at the previous year’s relevant events has been one of the more beloved Miami parades. Created back in 1982, this festival is a procession of everyone who enjoys a good laugh – and you can even participate! If you’d like to take part, all you need to fill out an entry form and you can walk with your own unit or join one of the others.

Art Deco Weekend Festival

Art Deco is a specific style, one that often hypnotizes and enchants. Each January, you can live and breathe this historical period in Miami. “The best 3 days on the Ocean Drive” brags more than 85 events, all with a common goal of appreciating and preserving Art Deco style buildings. During the festival, you can visit the Art Deco museum, dance to jazz, enjoy a classic car show and a period fashion show, visit one of the lectures. Of course, there will be guided walking tours where you can see and feel Art Deco up close.

South Beach Comedy Festival

March brings you belly-aching laughter at the South Beach Comedy Festival. In the 7 years since its founding, it’s become one of the top comedy festivals in the country. Just some of the comedians who’ve performed here are: Aziz Ansari, Lewis Black, Donald Glover, Amy Schumer, and many, many others. No performers for the upcoming festival have been officially announced as yet, but we’re sure you won’t regret going!

Carnaval Miami

A two-week-long carnival in March – is there any place better for it than Miami? Carnaval Miami (not to be confused with the Miami Carnival) attracts about one million people each year and celebrates every known (and sometimes unknown) facet of Miami. Food, fashion, arts, sports and of course music – there are simply too many events to list!

Calle Ocho, which is a regular part of Carnaval Miami, is the largest festival appreciating and celebrating Latinx culture. Each year, you can walk along around 20 blocks of Little Havana where you’ll find a multitude of stages, a cornucopia of international food and sampling sites, and you can even get to familiarize yourself with traditional, folkloric dances. Suitable for adults and children alike, this is a part of Miami you shouldn’t miss out on!

So get ready!

In case you have any questions or need more info, don’t hesitate to contact us.

The beaches in South Beach are among the most beautiful in the United States with white soft sand and aqua clear waters.   All year round, the waters are of a comfortable temperature for swimming and other activities.  You want to definitely bring plenty of sunscreen.  There are public restrooms near most major beach locations.  In South Beach, we recommend Lincoln Road Beach, Lummus Park Beach and South Point Park Beach for the best beach going experiences.

The Charter Agency – Sports, Recreation, Outdoors & Tours

1680 michigan ave, Miami Beach Florida

Website:

https://www.thecharteragency.com/deep-sea-fishing-charter-miami-and-bahamas/

Hours:

Monday – Sunday

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4h, 6h, 8h