Art Basel in Miami our Deluxe Package

Visiting the Untitled Art you will have the chance to see the leading independent art fair taking place annually on the sands of Miami Beach. Guided by a mission to support the wider art ecosystem.

Untitled Art offers an inclusive and collaborative platform for discovering contemporary art by emerging artists, historical figures, Special Projects, installations, performances, podcast conversations, Monuments and events.

The address is: Ocean Dr &, 12th St, Miami Beach, FL 33139, United States.

The 35,000 sq.m. outdoor gallery at Wynwood Walls will amaze you and you will be able to discuss the profiles of the artists and the meaning behind each mural. With this VIP Tour you will be able to ride before the crowds. It’s a unique world-renowned outdoor gallery that has transformed Wynwood into one of the coolest neighborhoods on the planet. Wandering here promises a colourful adventure worth photographing.

Visit the three galleries located here, including the Peter Tunney Experience, Goldman Global Arts Gallery and Artist Solo Exhibition. As well as indoor exhibition galleries featuring new works on canvas and unique sculptures by selected and established artists such as Shepard Fairey, Kenny Scharf, Futura, Hebru Brantley, Lady Aiko, Kai, Bordalo and more.

The address is: 2516 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33127, United States.

Taking place at the iconic Mana Wynwood in the heart of the thriving Wynwood arts district alongside the Spectrum Miami exhibition, Red Dot offers a unique opportunity to connect with blue-chip galleries and emerging artists, all under one roof.

The address is: 2217 NW 5th Ave, Miami, FL 33127, United States.

INK Miami Art Fair is known for showcasing a wide range of artistic styles and techniques on paper, including drawings, prints, photographs, and more. This includes a variety of mediums such as prints, drawings, photography, and other works on paper. The fair often features both established and emerging artists. It’s an excellent opportunity for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the art world, so don’t miss it!

The address is: 1850 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139

Pinta Miami is an annual art fair that focuses on modern and contemporary Latin American art and highlighting the rich and diverse artistic traditions of the region. It takes place in Miami, Florida, typically during Art Basel Miami Beach week in early December.

This art fair places a strong emphasis on Latin American art, including works from Latin American and Latinx artists. The fair provides a platform for galleries to showcase both established and emerging artists from the region.

The address is: 3385 Pan American Dr, Miami, FL 33133, United States.

The open hours are: Thursday 7/12 from 03:00p.m. – 08:00p.m., Friday 8/12 from 12:00a.m. – 08:00p.m., Saturday 9/12 from 12:00a.m. – 08:00p.m. & Sunday 10/12 from 12:00a.m. – 06:00p.m.

Faena Theatre is an opulent cabaret-style theater inspired by Europe’s grand opera houses that harkens to a bygone area while feeling totally decadent, sumptuous, and Miami. In the audience, just look up and you’ll see a giant crystal chandelier dangling over the scene.

The address is: 3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140, United States.

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.

The Miami Design District is at: Miami, FL, USA.

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.

Lincoln Road is at: Miami, FL 33139, USA.

Visit Pearl Island, Green Cay and Rose Island on this private speedboat trip. Swim with pigs and snorkel along a reef with majestic fish and sea turtles in their natural habitat.

This is technically an architecture tour, but anyone with an interest in learning more about Miami Beach—how its culture, people, and buildings came to be—will appreciate it. Located right on the beach on Ocean Drive, smack dab in the heart of South Beach’s Art Deco District, the Art Deco Museum and Welcome Centre is where architecture enthusiasts can pop in and learn more about the iconic, colourful buildings that give this neighbourhood its personality.

If you’re not sure what you’re in the mood for but are open to explore, head to the Time Out Market Miami in South Beach to enjoy a curated food hall experience. There are 18 eateries, a demo kitchen, and three bars to choose from, all spread across 18,000 square feet of space.

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.

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.