Travel by boat between Bayside Marketplace in Downtown Miami and Miami Beach Marina in South Beach. The trip lasts about 30 minutes each way, with a bilingual captain pointing out interesting sites. See the downtown Miami skyline, the third tallest in the USA, with more than 300 modern high-rise buildings visible from the water.

See Miami by land and sea on this 5-hour tour. Visit neighborhoods on a 3-hour guided city tour with stops in South Beach, Wynwood Walls, and Little Havana. Pause for a skyline photo stop in Miami. Then, take a 90-minute Bayside boat cruise with views of the skyline and celebrity homes. Cruise past Star Island, Fisher Island, and the Port of Miami. View Downtown, Brickell, and South Beach from the water.

Learn the basics of spray paint and stencil art techniques. Apply those techniques and create your own canvas artwork to take home. Your Wynwood Walls entry includes access to over 35 hand-sprayed murals and indoor and outdoor galleries.

Walk Calle Ocho tasting Cuban sandwiches, croquetas and pastelitos, exploring Little Havana's cigar rollers, street art and Domino Park culture. Little Havana serves up Miami's real story one bite at a time, and this food tour turns Calle Ocho into a six-stop tasting route through Cuban history, music, and flavour.The walk traces the neighbourhood's evolution, from the story of 1960s exile migration to the street art that now colours every corner, stopping to meet artisan cigar rollers who keep century-old techniques alive. Tastings move from a classic Cuban sandwich built on balance and tradition to crispy mariquitas and ham croquetas, sweet pastelitos de guava, and a trio of local sips: strong Cuban coffee, jugo de guarapo, and cold Materva soda.Between bites, guests pause at the world-famous Domino Park to watch the rhythmic click of dominoes and take in a neighbourhood that still feels like a piece of Havana. The tour closes with a mystery secret dish, revealed only on the day, the kind of surprise that keeps every Secret Food Tours route a little different.Small groups keep the pace relaxed, with plenty of room to ask questions between stops.