MIAMI
Miami’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tours in Miami, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through.
Cuban food tastings and Little Havana landmarks in 2.5 hours, with cigar rolling, dominos, and a full lunch included.
Most Popular“What a great tour! Learning history, great food and drinks with a great guide. I highly recommend this tour!”
Miami Everglades airboat tour at Gator Park: narrated ride, wildlife show with alligator techniques, Jaws photo, and gator bites.
A 2-hour private Miami night cruise with your own music, cooler, and skyline views, plus a bring-your-own-drinks setup.
“Absolute Scam do not book. We showed up and there was no captain and they said no refund after explaining to them that we were searching for their location because it is hard to find!”
Hop-on hop-off Miami by double-decker bus, plus optional Millionaire’s Row cruise and night tour. Art Deco, Cuban culture, easy routing.
“We love big red bus! We will seek this particular company out wherever we travel. Getting around Miami and seeing the highlights is the best way on this bus.”
Miami hotspots by bus and sea: South Beach, Little Havana, Wynwood and Bayside, plus a 90-min Star Island cruise.
“What a great experience and value for your money. The double decker bus took us to many popular Miami spots. The tour guide Pablo was very knowledgeable and helpful. He answered all of our questions and gave us suggestions. The time at Bayside was perfect to grab lunch and catch our cruise of Star Island.…”
Small-group Everglades tour from Miami with Black Sprinter pickup, a narrated 50–60 min airboat ride, and an alligator education show.
“Picked up early but as we saw at the end of the tour this meant no queue. Had a photo included in the price. Tour guide antoine was very knowledgeable and gave a good history and insight into where we were going. It was a small group of 11. The boat was terrific fun and…”
Double-decker Miami city tour, Biscayne Bay cruise, and Everglades airboat ride in one day for about $70.
“Started of well when visiting the Everglades. Would have liked perhaps another 15 minutes there. Hop on Hop of bus OK, but timings were not as advertised. Boat trip was awful. Arrived at the port at 5.15. We were told to be in the que @ 6.15pm for a 6.30 sail. The boat set off…”
Miami to Key West by motor coach. Drive over 43 bridges, enjoy 6-hour free time, and choose Hemingway, Ripley’s, plus optional water tours.
Hop on Big Bus in Miami for an open-top day loop through South Beach, Wynwood, Downtown, and Little Havana, plus optional cruise and bike.
“Me and my partner booked the hop on hop off bus whilst we were visiting Miami.”
Double-decker Miami views plus a 90-minute Biscayne Bay cruise past Millionaire’s Row, with bilingual narration and Wi‑Fi included.
“It was smooth. I did not experience anything bad. Very professional staff”
Cruise Biscayne Bay for a fun, celebrity-home view of Miami’s skyline, islands, and downtown docks, with bilingual live commentary.
“Could have used a better description of where to park and where to meet at the boat. It’s a very busy place. Enjoyed the tour. We sat in the front row and one particular person kept standing in front of us to take pictures even though she was told not to. You might want to…”
Miami at night from a double-decker bus with live English guide, headset commentary, and big waterfront views for a solid $36 price.
“The night tour was great. Joel was awesome! This the best tour I’ve ever been on! A must do if you are looking n Miami!”
Airboat Everglades, open-top Miami sights, and a Biscayne Bay cruise past Millionaire’s Row, all in one $80 combo ticket.
“José was a funny and trustworthy bus guide! Give him a raise!”
Hop Wynwood’s murals on a small-group open-air golf cart. Learn street-art stories and photo spots for $45 in about an hour.
“We had an excellent experience. I am from South Florida and my guest was visiting from Boston. The weather was perfect! Our guide, Iviry LOVES what he does and we felt it! I learned so much, and we actually met one of the artists creating her art!”
A guided Miami Beach Art Deco walk with Art Deco Museum admission, small groups, and preservation stories from the Miami Design Preservation League.
“This was a great tour that gave insights into art deco and how it influenced, and was influenced by social trends. Barbara gave a great tour and was very knowledgeable about the architecture, but also grew up in Miami Beach and could talk about the evolution to the area from a personal perspective. We loved…”
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