Exploring the city shouldn’t have to be a chore, so here’s a list of the best tours to take in Miami, Florida. Take the stress out of mapping an itinerary and leave that to the pros. Here you get a glimpse into Magic City through the lens of art, culture, and food. You also have your choice of transportation. Diehard cyclists can opt for the Wynwood Graffiti Tour while adventure seekers should get on board with Jet Boat Miami. Regardless of your preferred theme or method transportation, you’ll walk (or bike) away with a new appreciation for the city with our list of the best tours to take in Miami, FL.
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Multiple Locations |
These tours are convenient, affordable, and let you pack as much sightseeing as you can into the shortest amount of time. Big Bus Miami offers three different loops and three different ticket levels. All buses come with commentary, guides, and plenty of extras like free entry to the Art Deco Museum. |
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22700 SW 8th St |
There’s no other way to explore the Everglades. It’s gators galore on your airboat adventure through one of the nation’s best national parks. Nothing else will get you as up close to the wonders of the Everglades than cruising on an airboat, one of the best tours to take in Miami, Florida. |
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1001 Ocean Dr |
Sure, you can stroll through the Miami Beach Architectural Historic District by yourself. But you won’t get nearly as much insight or understanding of the Miami art movements that shaped the city. The walking tour dives into the history of the movements to give you a new perspective on some old sights. |
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Little Havana |
Devour the best of Little Havana on this cultural and food walking tour. You’ll get the low-down on the highlights of the area including everything from music to art to cigars. And your tour comes with a Cuban lunch so you can truly taste the culture. |
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401 Biscayne Blvd |
Truly one of the best tours to take in Miami, the sunset cruise offers you a unique view of Biscayne Bay from the deck of a 40-foot Corinthian Catamaran. The relaxed and intimate experience is a peaceful end to a perfect night or an ease into the night ahead of you. Either way, nothing is more ideal than cruising with a glass of champagne. |
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1635 N Bayshore Dr |
This is for the thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies. Your captain will give you as many twists and spins as you can handle as you dart around Memorial Island. And for those looking for something more relaxed, Jet Boat Miami also offers banana rides and pontoon rentals. |
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1661 James Ave |
This is the best deal for a land and sea adventure. When you embark on a Duck Tour, be prepared to learn and laugh while your guide regales you with trivia and games. And the best part? Small amounts of alcohol and pups under 15 pounds are allowed on the vessel. |
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400 NW 26th St |
Nope, this isn’t an exercise class, but you will be moving your feet. Pedal pub, beer trolley (whatever you wanna call it) is your mode of transportation on this beer-filled tour. You’ll peddle from pub to pub to hit Wynwood’s trendiest bars. Because a bar crawl counts as a tour, right? |
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401 Biscayne Blvd |
Join Bike and Roll to cover eight miles of the Wynwood Graffiti district. Biking through one of the coolest areas in the city, you’ll learn about Miami street artists and what made them famous. This is an afternoon well spent and you can cover more ground than journeying by foot. |
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1000 5th St |
Miami Culinary Tours knows how to treat their visitors with a full meal included in every tour. You can choose from South Beach, Little Havana or Wynwood depending on where you want to explore or what you want to eat. Or opt for the crème de la crème Miami City Tour and visit all locations on a private excursion. |
Cheat Sheet
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Assistant Editor Ciara is a DC native and East Coast roamer with degrees in both English Professional Writing and Drama & Theatre Studies from Elon University. She's written for a variety of publications including Highway 64, Travel Writing at Elon, and Odyssey. More of her work can be found at ciaracorcoran.com.
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