Outdoor Holiday Shopping in Miami: Best Places to Shop in 2025

If you’re looking for the best outdoor holiday shopping in Miami this season, you’re in the right place. Because holiday shopping shouldn’t feel like a chore—especially in perfect Miami winter weather. Miami’s winter weather makes it ideal for outdoor holiday shopping in Miami, with markets and open-air malls offering seasonal events and unique gifts.

If you’re lucky enough to spend winter in South Florida, you know the drill: sunshine, breezy afternoons, and zero chance of shoveling snow. But the holidays still come with a long to-do list, and shopping can feel… less than magical. So we made a list (and yes, checked it twice!) of the best outdoor holiday shopping experiences in Miami—places where you can find unique gifts and enjoy the gorgeous winter weather South Florida is famous for. Shop, stroll, sip, repea

Vizcaya Village Holiday Night Market (Coconut Grove)

If you’re staying at Hotel Arya or near Coconut Grove, this stop is a must. Vizcaya Village transforms its historic space into a glowing, open-air night market with more than 20 local vendors. Expect handcrafted jewelry, artisan gifts, gourmet treats, and that magical Vizcaya ambiance the Grove is known for.

When: December 19th, 2025

Where: 3250 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129

Hours: 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Vizcaya Village Holiday Night Market with local vendors and festive outdoor lights in Miami

The Shops at Merrick Park (Coral Gables)

Just steps from The Avenue Hotel, this Coral Gables gem is one of Miami’s most beautiful open-air luxury shopping destinations. Think lush landscaping, strolling paths, and a massive 50-foot Christmas tree towering over the courtyard. Browse brands like Nordstrom, Gucci, J.Crew, and Sephora, then swing by their Sunday farmers market for locally baked goods, jewelry, candles, and more. It’s the perfect place for a relaxed afternoon of shopping, snacking, and holiday wandering.

Open-air luxury shopping at the Shops at Merrick Park decorated with holiday lights and Christmas tree

Julia & Henry’s Holiday Village (Downtown Miami)

This brand-new Holiday Village on Flagler Street brings major festive energy to Downtown Miami. With 60+ vendors, a unique outdoor ice rink, holiday bars, live performances, Santa photos, and a huge seasonal market featuring handmade soaps, vintage finds, toys, décor, and more—it’s basically the North Pole, Miami-style.

When: Nov. 15 – Jan. 1, 2025

Where: 200 E Flagler St Miami, FL 33131

Hours: Saturday 1 p.m. – 9 p.m.; Sunday 1 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Outdoor Miami Holiday Village on Flagler Street with vendors and an ice rink

Miami Design District (MiMo)

Just a quick ride from The New Yorker Hotel, the Miami Design District is where luxury shopping meets art-world cool. Here you’ll find Hermès, Dior, Louis Vuitton, and other high-end boutiques, all tucked between bold architecture and some of Miami’s best public art. During the holidays, the district lights up—literally—with installations and festive décor that make the entire area sparkle. Whether you’re shopping for designer gifts or just soaking up the atmosphere, it’s the most stylish holiday stop in Miami.

Miami Design District holiday decorations and luxury boutiques during Christmas season

Ready to Shop the Season?

Wherever you stay, you’ll find plenty of outdoor holiday shopping in Miami to make your trip festive and fun. Whether you’re staying in Coral Gables, Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, or the MiMo District, South Florida is full of festive outdoor experiences to make your holiday shopping actually enjoyable. Sunshine included.

Best Holiday Light Shows in South Florida: Miami, Fort Lauderdale & Beyond (2025 Guide)

Best Holiday Light Shows in South Florida

Colorful illuminated holiday light display in South Florida at night

Let’s be real—when it’s 82 degrees in December, it’s not always easy to feel that classic holiday cheer. But one thing South Florida does better than almost anywhere else? Holiday lights. From immersive botanical displays to iconic boat parades, these festive shows bring all the magic—minus the frostbite.

Whether you’re visiting Miami this winter, planning a family outing, or staying at one of our SoFLA Vacations properties, here are the top holiday light shows in South Florida for 2025.

NightGarden transforms the lush Fairchild grounds into an illuminated wonderland with glowing mazes, interactive features, and vibrant installations. It’s just minutes from The Avenue, our boutique hotel in Coral Gables.

Why We Love It:

  • Immersive lights & interactive experiences
  • Perfect for photos, couples, and families
  • A garden holiday must-see
NightGarden at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden glowing light installation in Coral Gables

This free holiday light show features a 50-foot tree, nightly music-synchronized displays, and festive entertainment—right next door to our Sunset Inn in Hallandale Beach.

Why We Love It:

  • It’s free and family-friendly
  • Music + lights = instant holiday joy
  • Surrounded by restaurants and shops
Gulfstream Park Symphony in Lights holiday display with giant Christmas tree

Zoo Lights Miami features over one million twinkling lights, glowing animal displays, themed encounters, treats, and nighttime train rides through the expansive Zoo Miami.

Why We Love It:

  • One million lights across the zoo
  • Kid-friendly nighttime activities
  • A festive twist on an iconic Miami attraction
Zoo Lights Miami glowing animal light display at night

Known as “The Best Show on H2O,” this one-night-only illuminated parade cruises up the Intracoastal with themed yachts, decked-out boats, and thousands of spectators. The 2025 theme is “Yacht Rock of Ages” so get ready to jam out!

When: Saturday, December 13 at 5:30 PM

Why We Love It:

  • Iconic Fort Lauderdale holiday tradition
  • Over-the-top floating light displays
  • The most Florida-style holiday celebration
Winterfest Boat Parade illuminated boats on Fort Lauderdale Intracoastal Waterway

Plan Your Holiday Stay

Whether you’re exploring Miami, Hallandale Beach, or the Keys, stay close to the festivities at our SoFLA Vacations properties like The Avenue, Sunset Inn, and our brand-new oceanfront escape SeaGlass Cove.

Best Things to Do in Miami’s MiMo District | The New Yorker Hotel

Miami’s MiMo District (short for Miami Modern) is one of the city’s most vibrant and design-forward neighborhoods — full of mid-century architecture, local eateries, and that nostalgic Miami charm. Here are our favorite things to do when exploring the MiMo Biscayne Boulevard Historic District:

Kick off your Saturday with a stroll through the Legion Park Farmers Market, one of the most beloved outdoor markets in Miami. It’s a perfect day date where you can enjoy a photo-worthy açaí bowl, shop local vendors, and stretch out by the bay for unbeatable views. Best part? It’s right across the street from The New Yorker Hotel!

Legion Park Farmers Market on Biscayne Blvd MiMo Miami

If you love the thrill of a good find, Fly Boutique is a Miami vintage staple. This local gem has been curating high-end consignment fashion and home décor for decades. Every visit feels like a treasure hunt through the best of Miami style.

Fly Boutique in MiMo Miami

Since 1968, Jimmy’s East-Side Diner has been serving up stacks of pancakes and diner classics that taste like home. Known for its retro charm and classic neon sign, this local landmark keeps the old-school Miami diner experience alive.

Jimmy’s East-Side Diner in MiMo Miami Biscayne Blvd

4. Neon Sign Stroll – Snap Miami’s Retro Glow

When the sun sets, Biscayne Boulevard lights up with vintage neon signs from the 1950s and ‘60s. Take a walk, grab your Polaroid, and snap photos of MiMo’s iconic hotels and architecture — a postcard-perfect slice of Miami history.

MiMo District neon signs on Biscayne Boulevard, Miami

End your day the Miami way — poolside at The New Yorker Hotel. Designed by famed architect Norman Giller, this mid-century modern gem offers the perfect mix of nostalgia and relaxation. Grab a drink, lounge under the palms, and soak in the Miami sun — right in the center of MiMo’s best attractions.

The New Yorker Hotel pool in MiMo Miami

Stay in the Heart of MiMo

Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or planning a longer Miami escape, staying at The New Yorker puts you right in the heart of all the action — just steps from the best restaurants, shops, and photo ops in town.

Book your stay with SoFLA Vacations and experience Miami like a local.

🍔Best Cheeseburgers in Miami: Where to Celebrate National Cheeseburger Day Like a Local

Here at SoFLA Vacations, we consider ourselves burger aficionados. In honor of National Cheeseburger Day (September 18), we’re sharing our top five Miami burger spots you can’t miss. From trendy smash burgers to Cuban fritas to pub-style giants — we know where to celebrate National Cheeseburger Day like a local.

🍑Lala’s Burgers (Bird Road)

Hidden behind Lincoln’s Beard Brewing in the Bird Road warehouse district, Lala’s Burgers is one of Miami’s best-kept secrets. Their Angus beef smash burgers come stacked high and dripping with flavor (thanks to their signature Lala’s sauce). With a simple rotating menu of just three burgers, a pint from Lincoln’s, and a gooey chocolate chip cookie for dessert, this spot is pure Miami burger bliss.

🪄El Mago de las Fritas (Little Havana)

Before smash burgers, Miami had fritas — the Cuban burger classic made with a beef-and-chorizo patty, buttery Cuban bread, and a mountain of potato sticks. And nobody does it better than El Mago de las Fritas. Open for 35+ years, it’s a true slice of Miami history. When our guests stay in our Little Havana Retreat vacation home, we always recommend a frita walking tour — but trust us, El Mago is a must-stop.

🌴Chug’s Diner (Coconut Grove)

Part Cuban café, part American diner, Chug’s is the heart of Coconut Grove. Their Diner Burger—juicy beef, potato sticks, and secret sauce on a sesame bun—is easily one of the best burgers in Coconut Grove. Plus, it’s just steps from our rentals at Hotel Arya, where you can enjoy the best bay views in Miami before or after your burger run.

🍟Blue Collar (MiMo District)

For longtime Miami locals, Blue Collar is comfort food heaven. Sitting right on Biscayne Blvd in the historic MiMo District, this laid-back restaurant serves a classic cheeseburger that’s all about quality meat and the perfect bun. No gimmicks, no trends—just one of the best cheeseburgers in Miami-Dade. Pair it with the neighborhood vibe (and a stay at The New Yorker Hotel nearby), and you’ve got the ultimate vintage Miami experience.

🍺 Keg South (Pinecrest & Kendall)

If you’re craving a true Miami pub-style burger, head south to Keg South. This no-frills local dive serves juicy, made-to-order burgers that taste like a summer backyard cookout. Add in cold pints, plenty of TVs for the game, and grilled wings (locals swear they’re the best wings in Miami), and you’ll feel right at home.

🎉 Celebrate National Cheeseburger Day in Miami

So there you have it — our local guide to the best cheeseburgers in Miami. Whether you’re smashing patties at Lala’s, tasting fritas in Little Havana, or going classic at Blue Collar, Miami’s burger scene has something for every appetite.

Now grab your stretchy pants, celebrate National Cheeseburger Day Miami-style, and don’t forget — SoFLA’s vacation rentals put you right near all these mouthwatering spots.

Best Neighborhoods in Miami to See It Like a Native

Miami’s postcard views and nightlife often take center stage, but to truly experience the city like a local on your next vacation to the Greater Miami area, you’ll want to dive into its neighborhoods rich in culture, history, and unique charm. Here are four must-explore areas where you can tap into the true soul of the Magic City.

Coconut Grove
Known as Miami’s oldest neighborhood, Coconut Grove offers a bohemian vibe with lush, shaded streets and a slower pace that feels worlds away from South Beach. Start your day at Greenstreet Café, Chugg’s Diner or Panther Coffee, then explore The Kampong—an exotic botanical garden tucked away in the Grove’s residential heart. Don’t miss the Coconut Grove Art Festival if you’re visiting in February, or catch the Sunday farmers market at Peacock Park for fresh local goods and people-watching.

Coral Gables
Nicknamed “The City Beautiful,” Coral Gables blends Mediterranean architecture with tropical elegance. Visit the iconic Biltmore Hotel or cool off in the historic Venetian Pool, a spring-fed public pool carved from coral rock. The Village of Merrick Park offers a bevy of boutiques, galleries, eateries and movie theaters where locals gather, while Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden offers an escape into nature with rare plants and art installations.

MiMo District
Short for “Miami Modern,” this stretch along Biscayne Boulevard is a mid-century design lover’s dream. The restored motels and retro signage feel like a step back in time. Grab a bite at the famous Blue Collar or check out the New Yorker Hotel for its chic, vintage flair. Street art, eclectic shops, and Saturday’s Farmers Market in Legion Park pop-up make MiMo one of Miami’s most exciting up-and-coming areas.

South Miami
Often overlooked, South Miami is a gem for those wanting a quieter, authentic experience. Sunset Place is great for shopping and cinema, but the local charm lies in the small family-owned restaurants and cafés. Explore the tree-lined streets, check out live music at Bougainvillea’s Old Florida Tavern or Sunset Tavern, and enjoy a local’s perspective just minutes from the city’s hustle.

For a real Miami experience during your next vacation, step away from the guidebooks and into these neighborhoods that locals truly love while working with locals at SoFLA Vacations.  https://soflavacations.com/

Where to Sunbathe Topless (or Naked!) in Miami-Dade: Your Guide to Bare It All in Miami!

Looking to ditch the tan lines while soaking up the South Florida sun? You’re not alone! Miami-Dade County might not be overflowing with nudist beaches, but there are a few sunny spots where going topless—or even totally nude—is perfectly legal and widely accepted.

Let’s strip it down and explore where you can sunbathe au naturel during your next vacation to Greater Miami and the Beaches!


🌞 Haulover Beach Park – The Gold Standard for Going Nude

Located in North Miami Beach, Haulover is one of the most famous clothing-optional beaches in the U.S. It’s the only legal nude beach in Miami-Dade County, with a long history of welcoming bare-bodied beachgoers.

There are lifeguards, restrooms, chair rentals, and even a designated nude section clearly marked between lifeguard towers #12 and #16. It’s clean, safe, and incredibly popular—so don’t be shy while visiting Miami!


👙 Topless-Friendly Beaches (Men & Women)

In Florida, topless sunbathing is legal—but discretion is key. While it’s not uncommon to see topless sunbathers in more liberal beach areas, there are only a few places where it’s culturally accepted:

South Beach (Lummus Park Area)

From about 5th to 15th Street, topless sunbathing is relatively common. You’ll fit right in near Ocean Drive, especially on the sand just east of the Art Deco hotels. Enjoy tanning, then grab a bite or hit the clubs on lively Ocean Drive to wind down.

North Beach & 79th Street Areas

Less crowded and more relaxed, this area sometimes sees topless sunbathers catching rays in peace. We especially like North Shore Park Beach or Sandy Beach at Oleta River State Park for tanning your complete “upper parts.”


📍 Bare-Friendly Beaches Map

Here’s a handy map of your tan-friendly Miami hot spots!
Click to view the full map here.


🌴 Ready for that all-over tan?

Book your South Florida escape with SoFLA Vacations and save 20–40% this summer on stylish, centrally located rentals.

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Best Events to Attend While Visiting Miami This Spring

Spring is just around the corner, and Miami is ready to dazzle with unforgettable events that will make your vacation in South Florida even more special. From world-class sports to cultural celebrations, Miami’s springtime calendar is packed with something for everyone. Here are some of the top events you won’t want to miss during your visit!

The Miami Open
March 19 – 30, 2025 | Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens

Regarded as the “fifth major,” the Miami Open attracts the world’s top tennis players. Held at the prestigious Tennis Grounds at Hard Rock Stadium, this thrilling event is a must-see for tennis fans. With tickets starting as low as $20 for early rounds, there’s no excuse to miss out on the action.

Purchase tickets here.

The Florida Derby
March 30, 2025 | Gulfstream Park, Hallandale Beach

Race over to Gulfstream Park and catch the action at the Florida Derby, where the world’s top thoroughbred horses compete on the road to the Triple Crown. Set in a vibrant entertainment complex featuring a casino, restaurants, and more, this is an event that combines the thrill of racing with fun-filled amenities. Tickets are available for as low as $60.

Get tickets here.

Miami Film Festival
March 1 – 10, 2025 | Various venues throughout Miami-Dade County

The Miami Film Festival is a celebration of the best in cinema, with over 120 films showcasing global talent. It’s the festival that launched the Academy Award-winning film Moonlight in 2016. Now in its 45th year, it continues to offer film lovers an exciting selection of movies to enjoy.

Check out the full schedule here.

Deering Seafood Festival
April 13, 2025 | Deering Estate, Miami

If you’re a seafood lover, the Deering Seafood Festival is a can’t-miss event. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Deering Estate on Old Cutler Road, this 18th annual celebration of fresh seafood features tastings, live music, and family-friendly fun. The event runs from 10 AM to 6 PM, and advanced tickets are available now.


Buy tickets here.

Fort Lauderdale Air Show
May 3 – 4, 2025 | Fort Lauderdale Beach

Head over to Fort Lauderdale Beach for the spectacular Fort Lauderdale Air Show, featuring high-flying performances from the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, the A-10 Thunderbolt II, and more. It’s a thrilling event for aviation enthusiasts and families alike. Tickets range from $35 to over $1,000, with options to enjoy the show from different vantage points.


Purchase tickets here.

New Year’s Events in Miami

Top Ideas for Celebrating New Year’s Eve

in Miami: 2025

Miami is the perfect place to welcome 2025, with a wide variety of events to suit all tastes. Whether you’re looking for an upscale celebration, a family-friendly event, or a wild night of dancing, Miami offers something special for everyone to enjoy as the clock strikes midnight!

Sweets & Bubbles Rooftop Celebration at InterContinental Miami

If you’re looking for an exclusive, glamorous experience, the Sweets & Bubbles Rooftop Event at the InterContinental Miami is the place to be. From 11 PM to 1 AM, you can sip champagne and indulge in delicious homemade sweets while taking in an incredible view of Miami’s fireworks over Biscayne Bay. Tickets are available for $75 per person, including one bottle of champagne for every two guests. This intimate event offers private access to the rooftop, ensuring a memorable celebration. You can also start your evening with a luxurious five-course dinner at Toro Toro, featuring caviar, lobster, and Wagyu beef, available exclusively on New Year’s Eve. Book your table through OpenTable.

Studio 2025 Disco Party at The National Hotel

For those craving a retro celebration, head to The National Hotel’s Studio 2025 Disco Party. Start your evening at Mareva 1939, the hotel’s renowned Spanish tapas restaurant, and enjoy a flavorful five-course meal for $120 per person. The menu includes crowd-pleasers like jamón ibérico, Spanish octopus, and lobster paella. Finish the meal with a champagne toast and homemade desserts. Then, get ready to dance the night away at the Studio 2025 Disco Party, where you can groove to ‘70s and ‘80s hits, enjoy sparkling décor, and sip drinks from an open bar. For dinner, make a reservation via OpenTable, and party tickets can be purchased on EventBrite.

Celebrate with Calvin Harris at Fontainebleau Miami Beach

For an electrifying New Year’s Eve experience, don’t miss Calvin Harris performing live at Fontainebleau Miami Beach. This iconic venue promises an unforgettable night with live entertainment, premium dining, and an open bar. As the clock counts down to 2025, enjoy a virtual ball drop and a dazzling show under the stars. Before the party, treat yourself to an exquisite prix-fixe dinner at Mirabella, the coastal Italian restaurant led by Chef Michael White. With seating options at 6 PM for $199 and 8:30 PM for $299, it’s the perfect way to enjoy fine dining before the festivities. For tickets, cabanas, or tables, visit Fontainebleau’s website.

Family Friendly New Year’s Celebrations!

If you prefer a lively, family-friendly event, Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami is the place to be. This popular celebration features a fantastic fireworks show at midnight, along with live music, food trucks, and plenty of fun activities for all ages. For families with younger children, both the Miami Children’s Museum and Jungle Island offer early New Year’s Eve celebrations. With arts and crafts, live performances, and early countdowns, these events are the perfect way to introduce little ones to the magic of ringing in the New Year.

The Wharf Miami

For a more laid-back celebration with great food and drinks, check out The Wharf Miami. Situated along the Miami River, this open-air venue offers live music, food trucks, and plenty of space to mingle with friends while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. Perfect for those who want to celebrate the new year in a relaxed but festive setting.

No matter how you want to celebrate, Miami offers a diverse range of events to kick off 2025 in style. From glamorous galas to lively beach parties, the Magic City is the perfect place to make unforgettable memories!

What’s Hot in Miami Right Now: October to Mid-November

As the leaves change and the air cools, Miami turns up the heat with an array of exciting activities and events. From mouthwatering cuisine to
captivating art and lively nightlife, this vibrant city has something for everyone. Here’s your guide to all the hot happenings from October to mid-November!


Last Call for Miami Spice

Calling all food lovers! Don’t miss your last chance to experience Miami Spice, ending in October. Indulge in prix-fixe menus at top restaurants like
Ariete and Glass & Vine, showcasing the city’s diverse culinary landscape—from fresh seafood to delectable Latin-inspired dishes. This is your
opportunity to taste the best of Miami without breaking the bank!

Dive Into Wynwood’s Art Scene

Wynwood is bursting with creativity, making it the perfect time to immerse yourself in Miami’s art scene. With Art Basel just around the corner, the neighborhood is alive with vibrant murals and innovative galleries. Explore the artistic side of the city with a street art tour, visit the Wynwood Walls Museum, or check out the latest exhibits at the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). The museum’s stunning architecture and breathtaking views of
the Port of Miami will leave you inspired.

Halloween Vibes Everywhere!

Miami knows how to celebrate Halloween in style! The Wynwood Fear Factory is the ultimate destination for thrilling Halloween parties, complete with
live music and costume contests. If you’re in the mood for a more upscale spooky experience, don’t miss the Halloween festivities at the Faena Hotel or The Wharf Miami, where glam meets ghoulish for an unforgettable night.

Shop Local at Miami’s Markets

Looking for unique souvenirs or artisanal treasures? Head to the Wynwood and Coconut Grove Farmers Markets for a delightful selection of local handmade goods. If you’re in the mood to splurge, explore the high-end boutiques at Brickell City Centre or the Design District—a shopper’s
paradise filled with designer labels and exclusive finds.

Miami’s Cultural Events

Mark your calendars for November! The Miami Book Fair is a must-visit, celebrating both Latin and English-speaking authors with readings and
signings. For film enthusiasts, the Miami Short Film Festival showcases a captivating array of independent films from around the globe, making it a highlight for cinephiles.

No matter your interests, Miami’s vibrant culture, tantalizing food, and exhilarating nightlife promise to keep you entertained all season long. So pack
your bags and get ready to experience the magic of Miami this fall!

Unique Miami Must-See Spots!

It’s no secret that there’s an abundance of sights and activities awaiting travelers in Miami. From vibrant Little Havana and the decorated Wynwood Walls to the amazing Art Deco architecture prevalent in Miami Beach, the city offers a myriad of distinctive experiences. So today, we decided to curate a list of some of our personal favorite must-see spots for your next Miami adventure!

VENETIAN POOL

Opened in 1924 as “Venetian Casino,” Venetian Pool was created from a 4-acre old coral rock quarry, abandoned in 1921, and is the only swimming pool listed on the National Register of Historic Places! The pool was founded by George Merrick as part of the development of Coral Gables and is the largest freshwater pool in the U.S with its’ 820,000 gallons of spring fed water refilled every day. The pool features two waterfalls, cave-like grottos and a café offering a fun experience for the entire family.

https://www.coralgables.com/attractions/venetian-pool

VILLA VISCAYA MUSEUM & GARDENS

Initially built in 1916 as the winter home of the affluent businessman James Deering, Villa Viscaya encompasses 34 exquisitely decorated rooms, formal gardens, a mangrove shoreline, a hardwood hammock, and a historic village that once supported the estate. Today serving as a public museum, Viscaya remains a cultural treasure enchanting visitors from throughout the world. Visitors such as Pope John Paul II (1987), President Ronald Reagan (1987) and Queen Elizabeth II (1991) have enjoyed the splendor and majesty of Villa Viscaya as one of Miami’s must-see attractions

https://vizcaya.org/: Unique Miami Must-See Spots!

CAPE FLORIDA LIGHTHOUSE

Located at Bill Baggs State Park on the south end of Key Biscayne, The Cape Florida Lighthouse is a time capsule containing an immense amount of history. Built in 1825, the lighthouse was used to guide sailors around the Florida reef, helping avoid an unfortunate accident. Today, it is a cultural landmark with its’ place on the National Register of Historic Places. Spend a day at Cape Florida Beach and enjoy a tour of the lighthouse Thursday-Sunday at 10am and 1pm.

https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/bill-baggs-cape-florida-state-park: Unique Miami Must-See Spots!