Miami in 3 days

Miami is where white-sand beaches, Art Deco charm, Cuban culture, and electric nightlife come together. From the colorful streets of Little Havana to the luxury of South Beach, this coastal city offers a perfect mix of sun, style, and flavor.

Recommended Accommodations

1. The Setai, Faena Hotel, Four Seasons Surfside, St. Regis Bal Harbour for luxury.

2. 1 Hotel South Beach, W South Beach, The Goodtime Hotel are all trendy with great nightlife.

3. Freehand Miami, Generator Miami, Miami River Inn by Renzzi for more budget friendly options.

4. The Biltmore (historic Mediterranean glamour), The Standard Spa (wellness + bayside vibes) offer a unique experiences.

Best Time to Visit

• Winter (December–February): Peak season with warm, sunny weather (70s–80s°F); ideal for beaches, festivals, and nightlife.

  Spring (March–May): Still warm and lively, but less crowded after peak season. Perfect for beach days and outdoor exploring.

  Fall (September–November): Hotter and more humid (80s–90s°F) with hurricane season risk, but offers smaller crowds and better hotel deals.

  Summer (June–August): Steamy and tropical (high 80s–90s°F), great for pool lounging and summer events if you don’t mind the heat.

Miami 3-Day Itinerary

📍Day 1: South Beach & Art Deco

• Morning: Stroll Ocean Drive via Segway and admire the pastel Art Deco architecture.

• Brunch: Big Pink or Nikki Beach.

• Afternoon: Relax on South Beach or check out the Art Deco Welcome Center and walking tour.

• Evening: Dinner at Joe’s Stone Crab (classic Miami). Explore nightlife on Ocean Drive or Collins Ave.

📍Day 2: Culture & Design

• Morning: Explore Wynwood Walls (street art) + galleries.

• Lunch: Wynwood Kitchen & Bar or Coyo Taco.

• Afternoon: Visit the Perez Art Museum (PAMM) or Vizcaya Museum & Gardens.

• Evening: Sunset drinks on a rooftop like Sugar (East Miami), then dinner at Mandolin Aegean Bistro in the Design District.

📍Day 3: Adventure & Relaxation

• Morning: Day trip to the Everglades (airboat tour) OR boat tour of Biscayne Bay/Star Island.

• Lunch: Versailles (Little Havana, iconic Cuban spot).

• Afternoon: Explore Calle Ocho in Little Havana (cafecito, music, shops).

• Evening: Dinner at KYU or Zuma, then finish with cocktails in Brickell or a salsa club.

Miami Travel Tips

• Transportation: Rideshares and walking work in South Beach; rent a car if you’re exploring outside the city.

• Packing: Light, breathable clothes; sun protection; and dressy outfits for nightlife.

• Reservations: Book restaurants and clubs in advance. Miami’s hotspots fill quickly.

• Budgeting: Expect resort fees at many hotels; plan for them ahead of time.

• Local Flavor: Don’t miss Cuban coffee, empanadas, and fresh seafood.