Christmas in Miami our Barefoot Package

Miami City Ballet’s unique production of George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker is the most magnificent way to celebrate the festive season with your loved ones.

While the Winterfest Boat Parade is in Fort Lauderdale, about 30 minutes north of Miami, it is close enough to deserve a place on this list. This unique parade is a display of mega yachts, boats, jet skis, all decorated with holiday lights. Expect live music, celebrities, and plenty of things to keep you entertained.

Santa’s Cabana on Lincoln street is one of the most instagrammable spots in the city during the holidays. You can take a picture with a South Beach version of old Saint Nick wearing a Hawaiian shirt, shorts, and sandals.

It is a seasonal Christmas-themed fair with all the typical rides, carnival games, and food and a lot of Christmas lights. Santa’s Enchanted Forrest has been around since the 1980s.

If you don’t post snaps from South Beach, did you even go to Miami? In addition to soaking up the sun on the world-famous beaches, set aside time to wander and marvel at the area’s iconic Art Deco architecture and charming pastel buildings.

Known as one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in a city brimming with them, the barrio called Allapattah, just west of Wynwood, keeps adding artsy attractions to its ever-growing line-up of thrift shops, hipster bars and Latin restaurants (including Dominican and Honduran eateries and a fab Mexican taqueria).

The famed Rubell Museum—six former industrial buildings that hold a collection of world-class contemporary works by the likes of Keith Haring, Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman and many celebrated newcomers, too—is Allapattah’s heaviest cultural hitter. And right across from the Rubell Museum, a new (Spring 2021) walk-through art experience called Superblue immerses visitors in exhibitions through music and visuals in a way you’ll have to force yourself not to Instagram or Tik-Tok at every turn.

Bal Harbour Shops is an exquisite collection of  designer boutiques and department stores and restaurants in a tropical garden setting. An internationally renowned shopping destination, it’s a favorite playground for socialites, fashionistas, and celebrities. The selection of fashion boutiques at Bal Harbour Shops includes legendary brands.

As the largest (and oldest) zoological garden in Florida and the only subtropical zoo in the continental United States, it’s easy to see why Zoo Miami is one of the top zoos in the country. With thousands of animals calling it home — from African elephants to Bengal tigers — there’s a lot to see, and you can ride the tram or monorail to cover more ground.

This is a full day tour where you will visit the Everglades Sawgrass section and go on the famous Airboat ride. You will then travel to Bay side Market place, where there will be free time for lunch, and afterwards to the 90-minute Miami Skyline and Millionaire sightseeing cruise. The day will end with an incredible tour of Miami on a Double Decker bus.

Enjoy a relax all day beach excursion in mile-long Palm beach and in the well-known promenade full of luxury resorts & hotels. Do not miss the chance to explore the shopping and entertainment available here! Head to Worth Avenue on Palm Beach, which is full of art galleries, excellent restaurants, and luxury yacht showrooms!

Take an unbeatable day excursion to the paradise shores of Rose Island in the Bahamas. Relax in style on a beautiful private beach and enjoy snorkeling tours, kayaks, tubes, hammock gardens, a beach bar, island music, and a local Bahamian buffet lunch.

This 4-hour city sightseeing tour takes you to the best parts of Miami. You  can customize the tour to include stops for food, drinks, shopping, or anything else you might want to do or see. The  guides are fun and polite, and they will impress you with their knowledge of the City’s history, architecture, and culture. Let us be a fun introduction to all our wonderful City has to offer! Hotel pick up and drop off are offered.

Called ICA for short, it’s another pillar of the Miami art scene, located in the Miami Design District. The building has a bold and eye-catching metallic facade and was designed by Spanish architect firm Aranguren + Gallegos Arquitectos.

Οne of the world’s shiniest arts and shopping destinations. It all began in 2009, when Christian Louboutin became the first high-end retailer to take a chance on the neighborhood’s future. Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Fendi, and Hermès quickly followed suit. Today, the 18-block neighborhood is home to more than 150 high-end boutiques, design showrooms, art galleries, restaurants, and bars—with new neighbors popping up seemingly every week.

Located at the tip of Key Biscayne, nestled inside lush Bill Baggs State Park is the Cape Florida Lighthouse. Though it sits on a tranquil sweep of sandy beach, the pristinely restored monument gives a glimpse into a tumultuous side of South Florida’s history. The regal lighthouse, now defunct, tells stories of nautical adventures, Caribbean slave smuggling and strife with Native American tribes.

It’s worth visiting on a clear day, when views from the top offer vistas of Miami Beach, Coconut Grove and the quirky “Stiltsville,” a series of houses built on pilings in the ocean. A dramatic walkway lined with palm trees leads visitors to the white 95-foot tower.

Lincoln Road Mall is a mile-long pedestrian mall and one of Miami’s favourite spots for outdoor activities—besides the beach, which is just a couple blocks away. There you will find  more than 100 fashionable shops, restaurants, bars, and cafés.

This is a conservation and observation park  .It is home to around 500 primates, covering 18 different species of monkeys and apes. You will have to change to be navigated the 30-acre park through a series of tunnels, and indeed the park’s tagline is “Where the humans are caged and the monkeys run wild”. The animal inhabitants live in semi-natural habitats where they can live as they would in the wild.