There are many great places to vacation, but Florida is one of America's favorites. Enjoy a wide variety of activities — theme parks and attractions, golfing, night life, boating, diving, fishing, cruises — and the list goes on! |
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Florida has more theme parks, entertainment centers, resorts, sports venues and vacation destinations than any other area in the country - and probably in the world |
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 Miami: Just the name evokes images of white sand beaches, swaying palms, and warm, balmy nights filled with Latin rhythm. But Miami is much more – it's a multicultural mecca for art, fashion, and music, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Don't miss South Beach, with its historic Art Deco district and pedestrian-friendly Lincoln Road -- a people-watcher's paradise featuring fine restaurants, trendy boutiques, and cutting-edge art galleries. Or shop 'til you drop at colorful Bayside, Coconut Grove's CocoWalk, or upscale Miracle Mile, each a uniquely Miami experience featuring specialty stores, restaurants, and night clubs.
If shopping or club-hopping isn't your scene, spend a day at the beach. Stroll through the lush tropical gardens at Viscaya. Enjoy a night at the opera, the symphony, or the theater. Take a short drive and tour Everglades National Park by airboat, looking for alligators and other South Florida wildlife. Charter a boat for a leisurely cruise along the Intracoastal Waterway or a day of sport fishing. |
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Miami is known for its hot night spots and vibrant music scene – from chic, trendy discos to spicy Latin clubs to funky waterfront blues cafes. But it’s also a great place for live theater, grand opera and ballet, gallery walks, film festivals, and outdoor concerts. |
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Miami’s reputation as a multicultural hub means an outstanding variety of world cuisine. Sidewalk Cuban grills, South American steak houses, and Caribbean seafood cafes contrast with French bistros, New York-style delicatessens, and great burger joints. |
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| Plan Your Next Vacation - Discover Miami and South Beach Florida |
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 Miami International Airport is a short 20 minutes from the City Center, and is a thriving hub for the world’s major airlines.
The Port of Miami, called the “Cruise Capital of the World,” is the home port of some of the largest passenger ships ever built, with cruise itineraries that attract hundreds of thousands of visitors throughout the year. Cruise ship passengers often find a pre- or post-cruise visit to Miami enhances their total vacation experience.
When is the best time to visit? Miami is vibrant and energetic all year long, although the crowds change with the seasons. Visitors and “snowbirds” from the U.S. and Canada flock to Miami for its balmy, subtropical climate, making the winter months the busiest travel season. Winters are typically dry, with average daytime temperatures between 60° and 75° F, although an occasional 35° cold snap is not uncommon.
Summer, with average daytime temperatures approaching 90°, finds the city filled with travelers from Europe and South America. August is the hottest month, but rarely do the temperatures reach 100°. |
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Bal Harbour Shops by day. South Beach by night. Your fun in Florida starts with a reservation at one of these Miami hotels... |
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