Miami is vibrant, multicultural, sun-soaked, and unapologetically bold. Sitting between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, it’s known for turquoise water, Art Deco architecture, Latin flavors, world-class beaches, and nonstop nightlife.

The Port of Miami (aka PortMiami or Cruise Capital of the World) is minutes from downtown, South Beach, and major attractions — making it one of the easiest and most exciting cruise ports to explore before or after sailing.

Iconic pastel Art Deco buildings, palm-lined streets, white-sand beaches, and people-watching galore.

Over 800 preserved buildings from the 1920s–40s — colorful, photogenic, and very Miami.

Outdoor street-art museum featuring massive murals by global artists. Trendy cafés, breweries, and boutiques nearby.

Waterfront shopping, dining, and live music — super close to the cruise port.

Cuban culture hub with music, domino parks, cigar shops, and legendary food.

Glide through sawgrass marshes and spot alligators, birds, and wildlife — a classic South Florida experience.

Cruise Biscayne Bay past celebrity mansions, downtown skyscrapers, and Star Island.

Spend the day at South Beach, Miami Beach, or a luxury beach club with loungers and cocktails.

• Lincoln Road Mall – Outdoor shopping & dining
• Brickell City Centre – Upscale, modern vibe
• Dolphin Mall – Outlet deals

Guided tastings in Little Havana or Wynwood — Cuban sandwiches, croquetas, cafecito, and mojitos.

Joe’s Stone Crab – Iconic Miami institution (seasonal stone crab).
Versailles Restaurant – Legendary Cuban food.
La Mar by Gastón Acurio – Upscale Peruvian with waterfront views.
CVICHES by Divino – Fresh, flavorful ceviche.

Big Pink – Comfort food near South Beach.
El Rey de las Fritas – Famous Cuban-style burgers.
Azucar Ice Cream Company