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Miami, Miami Beach & The Florida Keys
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Miami is an international city that is a favorite tourist attraction for people from all over the United States and Canada as well as as the gateway to the United States for many Caribbean and Central and South American countries. Miami is a premiere choice for Special Events and Conferences thanks to its cultural richness and diversity, its breathtaking skyline and its beautiful year-round weather. Miami is a thriving international hub of commerce and opportunity filled with interesting and popular destinations including Aventura, Viscaya, Coconut Grove, Bal Harbour Shops, Little Havana, and Art Deco South Beach just to name a few!
If it's calm and tranquil breezes from a quaint port city that you're looking for, Majestic Key West is a wonderful choice for a fun, relaxing retreat. The home of key lime pie and The Hemingway House, Key West is also world renowned for it's wild Fantasy Fest Festival and terrific seafood restaurants and dance clubs. |
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- Miami Seaquarium
- Vanderbilt Mansion
- Villa Viscaya Museum and Gardens
- Coco Walk, Mayfair and IMAX in Coconut Grove
- Art Galleries
- Miami City Tours (With Interpreters Available)
- Deep Sea and Drift Fishing
- Snorkeling and Scuba Diving
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- Beach Barbecues
- Dine-a-rounds
- Moveable Feasts
- Location Scavenger Hunts
- Sailboats and Catamarans
- Casino and Sightseeing Cruises
- Jai Alai, Greyhound and Horse Racing
- Professional Sporting Events (The Miami Dolphins, The Miami Heat, The Florida Marlins, The Florida Panthers, etc.)
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Miami Beach has the largest Art Deco district in America with buildings being restored daily. With 800 plus buildings, the square mile Art Deco district is the only 20th century area listed in the US National Register of Historic Places.
One of the most unique national parks, the Florida Everglades is the home of the rare Florida Panther, alligator, manatee, and many species of rare birds. Travel the beautiful terrain on an airboat ride skimming along the "River of Grass". You will also have the opportunity to visit an actual 18th century Indian Village to see how these original Florida residents lived.
The nation's first underwater park, John Pennekamp Coral Reef Park is located in Key Largo. The park and the adjacent Key Largo National Marine Sanctuary includes 178 square miles of underwater park, offering the best underwater viewing, snorkeling and diving in the country.
Discover the southern most point of the United States, Key West! Upon arrival, you'll be treated to a scrumptious lunch at world famous Kelly's Restaurant. Following lunch, The Conch Train will take you on a fabulous narrated tour of historical Key West landmarks including the Ernest Hemingway house, a stop at the Audubon House and more. There will be plenty of time for leisure shopping and sightseeing. Then, relax and enjoy the Magnificent Key West Sunset at The Galleon, followed by a spectacular dining experience at The Curry Mansion.
