Welcome to the paradise of sun and white sandy beaches. The shores of Miami located in southeastern Florida are waiting for you to spend some unforgettable days. Do you want to make the most of your time and don't know where to start?
Below we will provide you with a 5-day itinerary covering morning, afternoon and evening with the must-do activities so you don't miss anything and have the best experience!
Day 1: South Beach
In the Morning
Explore South Beach, enjoy the beach and walk along Ocean Drive.
Visiting South Beach means discovering the capital of Art Déco buildings, with shapes and colors as extravagant as the people who wander around the area.
Ocean Drive is the most prominent Art Déco destination and therefore the most famous street in Miami, where you can admire more than 800 Art Déco buildings constructed between 1930 and 1940.
The hotels located between 6th and 9th streets on Ocean Drive are the most representative, filled with colorful combinations, pink flamingos, suns, and neon lights.
Finish the tour by grabbing a drink at one of its trendy pubs and bars.
In the Afternoon
Visit the Pérez Art Museum, PAMM is the greatest force behind Miami's prominence as a destination for discovering contemporary and modern art. The three-story building, designed by award-winning architects, evokes beauty and intrigue in the visitor, while its unusual and stunning architecture captivates through the treasures hidden within.
Discover a modern and contemporary art museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting international art from the 20th and 21st centuries. Reach your destination with Rentennials.
At Night
We recommend having dinner at a restaurant in South Beach and enjoying its vibrant nightlife. Terras is a beautiful spot with a calm and welcoming atmosphere, offering you a unique view of the city from its terraces and the best experience.
Day 2: Little Havana
Morning
Go to Little Havana and explore Calle Ocho, try Cuban food and visit Domino Park.
Miami's Calle Ocho is the most famous street in Little Havana, it's very commercial, yet full of nightlife spots and restaurants, mostly Latin, with joy and music always in the air.
This street is best explored on foot, so we recommend leaving your vehicle in one of the nearby city parking lots, the cost is not very high.
Some of the Cuban history landmarks to visit are:
- Plaza of Cuban Memories
- Star Walk of Fame
- Street art mural
- Maximo Gómez Park
Some of our favorite restaurants for authentic Cuban flavors:
- La Carreta
- Café Versailles
- La esquina de la fama
Afternoon
Spend time at Wynwood Walls, admiring the street art in the Wynwood neighborhood, an important hub of the contemporary art scene in the city founded in 2009 by Tony Goldman, transforming Wynwood from a rundown industrial neighborhood into a vibrant place of artistic expression.
Night
Have dinner at a Wynwood restaurant and explore the nightlife in the area, one of the most lively neighborhoods in Greater Miami and Miami Beach.
The food in this Miami Scene neighborhood is just as creative as its murals. From a hidden Michelin-starred restaurant to casual eateries and restaurants with a distinctive worldwide appeal, there is something for every taste.
- Bottled-Blonde: for a casual lunch or dinner, grab a seat at a picnic-style table.
- Coyo Taco: it's always taco Tuesday at Coyo Taco, a popular restaurant where Mexican street food is elevated and margaritas flow.
- Doya: rated by the Michelin Guide as a Bib Gourmand restaurant, it offers a modern take on Greek and Turkish meze culture.
Day 3: Lincoln Road
In the Morning
If you visited Miami, you can't miss its shopping centers and of course spend an incredible day of shopping. We recommend taking a stroll through Lincoln Road Mall, which in addition to having all kinds of stores, you can also find restaurants and art galleries
In the Afternoon
If you still want to keep seeing wonderful artistic scenes, in Miami's Design District, you can admire its modern architecture ranging from enormous murals splashed across walls to imposing sculptures created by renowned artists.
At Night
To close your day in the best way, visit Carousel Club and be amazed by their clever idea of a cocktail bar in the shape of an old-fashioned carousel. Enjoy a delicious meal and the best cocktails accompanied by live music or shows.
Day 4: Key West
On this day we propose something different. We invite you to visit Key West, a picturesque island located south of Miami, but first we suggest you set aside a full day to explore all the must-see attractions this place has to offer.
Secondly, we recommend taking this excursion by vehicle, as it will allow you to travel in complete comfort and with the flexibility to choose your own schedule, crossing 34 islands and 42 bridges, known as the Florida Keys. You can visit our website and choose a vehicle that suits your needs.
Almost all points of interest are found on Duval Street, so we recommend taking a stroll down this iconic and lively street.
During the day you will find tour companies offering water activities such as snorkeling, scuba diving, and much more.
The museum house of the iconic writer Ernest Hemingway is a place you absolutely must add to your itinerary when visiting Key West.
If you enjoy relaxed beach gatherings, you can watch the beautiful sunset at Mallory Square, a plaza located by the sea where Sunset celebrations take place. To wrap up your day, we recommend dining at one of the following restaurants:
Day 5: Bal Harbour Shops
Morning
Explore more of Miami Beach, visit Bal Harbour Shops for some shopping.
Bal Harbour Shops is an exquisite collection of designer boutiques, department stores and restaurants set in a lush tropical garden. An internationally renowned shopping destination, it is the favorite spot of high society, fashion lovers and celebrities.
Retailers and restaurants include Salvatore Ferragamo, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Brioni, Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, Goyard, Harry Winston, Prada, Richard Mille, Van Cleef & Arpels, Versace, Makoto, Le Zoo, Carpaccio and Hillstone. Anchors are Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Afternoon
Head to Coral Gables and visit the historic Biltmore Hotel and its gardens.
You can enter the Biltmore Hotel without necessarily being a guest, as it is a historic hotel and an architectural landmark in Miami, known for its magnificent Mediterranean architecture and rich history.
Some of the ways to experience the Biltmore Hotel:
- Sightseeing tours: The hotel often offers guided tours that allow visitors to explore its history, architecture and elegant spaces, such as the lobby and the pool.
- Dining at restaurants: The Biltmore hosts several elegant restaurants and cafes, such as Palme d'Or, where visitors can enjoy meals, afternoon tea and drinks without needing to be guests.
- Special events and activities: It hosts a variety of special events, from dinners with live music to themed parties, which are usually open to the public.
- Biltmore Spa and gym: It offers wellness services and the gym is open to members and visitors, allowing you to enjoy health and wellness facilities at the hotel.
It is important to keep in mind that schedules and availability may vary, so it is advisable to check with the hotel before your visit, through the link.
Additionally, the Biltmore Hotel is often a popular venue for events, weddings and conferences, so some areas may be reserved at certain times.
Evening
Dine in Coconut Grove, an area with charming restaurants and nightlife. This historic neighborhood blocks out the usual chaos of the city, and coming here is like a warm bath in which Miami can unwind after a long day. Grove is a perfect place for a relaxed and carefree meal. Some of the restaurants you can visit are:
This itinerary will give you a glimpse of the great diversity and excitement that Miami has to offer. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do and experience it together with Rentennials. Make sure to check schedules and reservations in advance through the links, as some places may require them. Enjoy your trip!
