Best Farmers Markets in South Florida

May 6, 2026 No Comments

Top 4 Farmers Markets in South Florida

South Florida is known for its sunshine, beaches, and vibrant food scene — but one of the best ways to experience the local culture is by visiting a farmers market. From waterfront markets in Miami to sprawling artisan markets in Broward County, South Florida offers incredible opportunities to shop fresh produce, enjoy local flavors (mangos anyone?), and support small businesses.

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, exploring a local farmers market is a great way to spend a morning in the sunshine. Even better, many of the region’s most popular markets are located just minutes from SoFLA Vacations properties, making it easy for guests to experience the best of South Florida living.

Legion Park Farmers Market – Miami, MiMo District

Located along Biscayne Bay in Miami’s Upper East Side MiMo Dsitrict, the Legion Park Farmers Market is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Held every Saturday morning, this waterfront market features fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, local honey, prepared foods, artisan products, and more.

The relaxed atmosphere with scenic bayfront views and towering Banyan trees make it one of the most enjoyable farmers markets in Miami. Visitors can stroll through vendor booths, grab fresh juice or coffee, and enjoy waterfront views under the shade of palm trees.

Guests staying at The New Yorker Hotel Miami will love how convenient this market is — it’s located directly across the street from the hotel, making it easy to walk over and experience one of the city’s best local markets. We suggest guests stop by in the morning for a delicious al fresco breakfast!

Merrick Park Farmers Market – Coral Gables

If you’re staying in Coral Gables, the Merrick Park Farmers Market is a must-visit destination. Located in the courtyard at the Shops at Merrick Park, this charming market offers fresh produce, flowers, artisan foods, baked treats, and handcrafted products in one of South Florida’s most beautiful neighborhoods and outdoor shopping venues.

The market perfectly complements the upscale yet walkable atmosphere of Coral Gables. Visitors can shop local vendors before exploring Merrick Park’s boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. The market also hosts our favorite cinnamon rolls in all of Miami-Dade County (go visit Roll & Dough).

For guests staying at The Avenue Hotel in Coral Gables, the market is just steps away, making it a convenient addition to any weekend itinerary. You can visit the market every Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM.

Coconut Grove Farmers Market – Coconut Grove

The Coconut Grove Farmers Market has become one of Miami’s most iconic outdoor markets thanks to its focus on organic produce, vegan foods, tropical fruits, fresh smoothies, and wellness-focused vendors. The laid-back Grove atmosphere adds to the experience, attracting both locals and travelers looking for healthy, fresh options.

This market is especially popular with guests who enjoy cooking during their stay. Visitors can stock up on locally sourced ingredients, fresh herbs, tropical produce, and prepared foods perfect for a beach picnic or homemade meal.

Guests staying at Hotel Arya particularly enjoy visiting the Coconut Grove Farmers Market because the hotel’s spacious accommodations and full kitchens make it easy to prepare fresh meals using ingredients purchased directly from the market and it’s a short walk from the hotel. This market is open year-round, every Saturday (rain or shine) from 10 AM to 6 PM.

Yellow Green Farmers Market – Hollywood / Hallandale Beach

The Yellow Green Farmers Market is one of the largest and most unique markets in South Florida. Located just a short drive from Hallandale Beach, this massive weekend marketplace (open both Saturdays and Sundays) features hundreds of vendors offering fresh produce, international foods, handmade crafts, baked goods, spices, flowers, and specialty items from around the world.

The market’s lively atmosphere and incredible variety make it worth visiting even if you’re simply browsing. It’s a fantastic destination for families, food lovers, and travelers looking to experience South Florida’s diverse culinary culture.

Guests staying at Sunset Inn Hallandale Beach can easily make the short drive to the market and spend the morning exploring everything it has to offer before heading back to relax near the beach.

Experience South Florida Like a Local

Visiting a farmers market is one of the best ways to experience South Florida beyond the beaches and tourist attractions. These markets showcase local flavors, diverse communities, and year-round fresh produce while giving visitors a chance to shop small and support local businesses. Tourists visiting South Florida farmers markets can enjoy some of the region’s freshest tropical produce and local specialties, including mangoes, avocados, dragon fruit, coconuts, key limes, fresh citrus, Cuban pastries, empanadas, artisan baked goods, fresh seafood dishes, tropical smoothies, and authentic Latin-inspired street food that reflects South Florida’s diverse culinary culture.

Whether you’re staying in Miami, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, or Hallandale Beach, SoFLA Vacations offers convenient accommodations near some of the best farmers markets in South Florida. Book your stay today and discover the local side of South Florida living.

Best Beaches in Miami & Fort Lauderdale

April 9, 2026 No Comments

When people picture a South Florida getaway, the beach is usually the first thing that comes to mind — and for good reason. Between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, you’ll find everything from lively, iconic shorelines to peaceful hidden gems where the vibe is slower and the crowds are lighter. Whether you’re planning a family beach day, looking for a scenic sunset spot, or hoping to bring your dog along for the adventure, there’s a stretch of sand that fits the mood.

At SoFLA Vacations, we know every traveler has their own version of the perfect beach day. Some want calm and quiet. Others want people-watching, walkable neighborhoods, and plenty to do nearby. This guide rounds up some of the best beaches in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, each chosen for what it does best.

Best Quiet Beach: North Beach Oceanside Park

If your ideal beach day involves fewer crowds, more shade, and a relaxed neighborhood feel, North Beach Oceanside Park is a standout. Tucked away from the flashier energy of Miami Beach, this stretch of sand feels calm, local, and refreshingly low-key. The park’s grassy areas, walking paths, and sea grape-lined dunes make it especially appealing if you want more than just a towel-on-the-sand experience.

It’s a great option for travelers who want to enjoy the ocean without the constant buzz of bigger tourist beaches. You can take a peaceful morning walk, settle in with a book, or simply enjoy a quieter side of Miami. For guests staying The New Yorker Hotel Miami, it’s a quick drive, making it an easy addition to an itinerary that balances classic attractions with more relaxed local favorites.

Best for Families: Haulover

For families looking for room to spread out, Haulover Beach is a strong pick. Its wide sandy shoreline, open space, and breezy atmosphere make it easy to set up for a full beach day with kids in tow. Families love beaches where there’s enough room for games, snacks, chairs, coolers, and the inevitable collection of buckets and floaties, and Haulover delivers on that front.

Another plus is that the area feels versatile. You can keep things simple with a swim and a picnic, or turn it into a full outing with nearby green space and recreational areas. It’s also known by locals to be the “kite beach” since they host an annual kite festival. If you’re searching for family-friendly beaches in Miami, Haulover deserves a spot near the top of the list thanks to its size, accessibility, and laid-back appeal.

Best for Sunsets: Crandon Park

For a beach day that ends on a beautiful note, head to Crandon Park. Located on Key Biscayne, this beach has a softer, more scenic feel than some of the more high-energy options in Miami. The calm surroundings, swaying palms, and expansive shoreline make it one of the best places to slow down and stay through golden hour.

While Miami is known for sunrise beach moments (because our beaches face east), Crandon Park offers a different kind of beauty in the late afternoon and early evening. The light gets warmer, the pace gets quieter, and the whole area feels ideal for a scenic stroll. If you’re looking for one of the best beach for golden hour in Miami, Crandon Park is an easy favorite.

Best Dog Beach: Hobie Island

Traveling with a four-legged companion? Hobie Island is one of the go-to spots for a dog-friendly beach outing in the Miami area. Known for its casual vibe and bayfront views, it’s a favorite among locals who want a little sun, water, and fresh air with their pups. The atmosphere here is more relaxed than polished, which is part of the charm.

For pet owners, finding a beach where dogs are actually welcome can make all the difference. Hobie Island offers that easygoing experience, making it a popular choice for visitors searching for a dog-friendly beach in Miami. It’s a fun option with spectacular views of Downtown Miami’s skyline and daily windsurfers you can watch from a distance. It’s a nice reminder that some of the best South Florida beach days are the least complicated ones.

Best for People Watching: South Beach

No beach list would be complete without South Beach. Iconic, energetic, and endlessly entertaining, this is the place to go when you want your beach day to come with a side of spectacle. From rollerbladers and fitness enthusiasts to stylish visitors and Art Deco scenery, South Beach is about much more than the sand itself.

It’s one of the most famous Miami beaches for a reason. You can spend a few hours in the sun, then wander Ocean Drive, grab a drink nearby, or simply enjoy the nonstop movement and personality of the neighborhood. If your perfect beach day involves atmosphere, activity, and a little bit of glamour, South Beach easily wins for people-watching.

Most Underrated: Hallandale Beach

While bigger-name beaches tend to get most of the attention, Hallandale Beach quietly holds its own as one of the most underrated spots in South Florida. Located conveniently between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, it offers a more relaxed beach experience without feeling too far removed from the action. The shoreline is beautiful, the pace is easier, and the overall vibe is ideal for travelers who want something a little less obvious.

For visitors exploring both Miami and Broward County, especially if you’re staying at Sunset Inn, Hallandale Beach is a smart addition to the list. It’s especially appealing if you want a classic beach day without the intensity of larger tourist hubs. Among the best beaches in Fort Lauderdale and greater South Florida, this one deserves more attention than it gets.

Plan Your South Florida Beach Getaway

One of the best things about staying in South Florida is that no two beach days have to look the same. You can spend one morning enjoying the peaceful shoreline at North Beach Oceanside Park, then head to South Beach the next day for a completely different scene. From dog-friendly outings to family beach days and scenic sunset walks, these beaches show just how much variety Miami and Fort Lauderdale have to offer.

Whether you’re building a quick weekend itinerary or planning a longer coastal escape, SoFLA Vacations makes it easy to stay close to the best of South Florida. If your trip includes plenty of sun and sand, this guide is a great place to start.

10 Hidden Gems in Miami Only Locals Know About

March 13, 2026 No Comments

Miami’s Best Hidden Gems (That Most Tourists Miss)

Miami is famous for its beaches, nightlife, and Art Deco glamour—but beyond the postcard attractions lies a city full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. From historic parks and cultural landmarks to tucked-away wine bars and quirky shops, these local favorites offer a deeper look at Miami’s personality.

Many of these spots are also just a short drive from SoFLA Vacations properties like The Avenue Hotel, Little Havana Retreat, Hotel Arya, and La Finca, making them perfect additions to your Miami itinerary.

Here are 10 hidden gems in Miami that locals love—and visitors rarely find.

1. Matheson Hammock Park Lagoon (Coral Gables)

One of Miami’s most underrated outdoor escapes is Matheson Hammock Park, a scenic waterfront park in Coral Gables. Its man-made atoll lagoon naturally fills with water from Biscayne Bay and offers calm, shallow swimming perfect for families.

Surrounded by palm trees and mangroves, the park feels worlds away from the city—even though it’s only minutes from Coconut Grove and Coral Gables.

Locals love it for:

kayaking and paddleboarding
quiet picnic spots

spectacular sunset views over the bay

2. Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center (Cutler Bay)

Tucked away in South Miami-Dade, the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center is one of Miami’s best-kept secrets for live performances. The venue hosts everything from ballet and theater to jazz concerts and international cultural events.

Because it’s off the typical tourist radar, tickets are often affordable—and the performances are surprisingly world-class.

3. Dante’s HiFi Listening Bar (MiMo)

For music lovers, Dante’s HiFi is one of Miami’s coolest hidden gems. Located in the MiMo District, this intimate vinyl listening bar features a high-end analog sound system and DJs spinning everything from jazz and funk to soul and rare grooves.

The vibe is cozy, stylish, and refreshingly different from Miami’s typical club scene. Best of all, it’s just minutes from The New Yorker Miami, making it an easy stop for guests exploring the MiMo neighborhood.

4. The Barnacle Historic State Park (Coconut Grove)

Hidden beneath towering oak trees in Coconut Grove, The Barnacle Historic State Park feels like stepping back into old Florida. The preserved 1890s home sits right on Biscayne Bay and offers a peaceful escape from Miami’s urban buzz.

Just a quick 5-minute walk from our vacation rentals at Hotel Arya, you can explore The Barnacle. There visitors can walk shaded trails, explore the historic grounds, or simply enjoy a quiet moment by the water.

It’s one of the most serene spots in the city—and a favorite among locals who know where to find it. They even host donation-based movie nights on their lawn monthly.

5. Sunset Walk Along the Venetian Causeway

Connecting Miami to Miami Beach, the Venetian Causeway offers one of the most beautiful sunset walks in the city. With sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, sailboats drifting by, and Miami’s skyline glowing in the distance, it’s the perfect spot for an evening stroll or bike ride.

Locals often skip the crowds of South Beach and head here for their “hot girl walks” instead.

Our tip: park my Margaret Pace Park to walk along the marina next door and hop right on the Venetian to get your workout or mellow stroll started.

6. Miami’s Ventanitas (Little Havana & Beyond)

If you want to experience authentic Miami culture, start at a ventanita—the walk-up coffee windows found throughout Miami at Cuban bakeries and cafés.

Some of the most beloved include:

Versailles Restaurant (Little Havana)
Enriqueta’s Sandwich Shop (Midtown)
La Carreta (Bird Road & Little Havana)

Here, locals gather over strong Cuban coffee, pastelitos, and conversation.

7. Upper Buena Vista (MiMo District)

Tucked just off Biscayne Boulevard, Upper Buena Vista is a charming outdoor courtyard filled with boutique shops, art galleries, and restaurants. The space feels like a European village hidden in the middle of Miami, complete with tree-lined walkways, live music, and artisan markets.

It’s also just minutes from The New Yorker Miami, making it a perfect stop for guests exploring the MiMo District.

8. Tower Theater (Little Havana)

Located on Calle Ocho, the Tower Theater is one of Miami’s oldest cultural landmarks. Built in 1926, this historic cinema played a key role in introducing Spanish-language films to Miami’s Cuban community.

Today, the theater hosts independent films, cultural programming, and film festivals that celebrate Miami’s diverse creative scene. Our guests staying at the Little Havana Retreat love catching a flick here on a rainy afternoon.

9. Magie Wine Bar (Little River & Coconut Grove)

For wine lovers, Magie Wine Bar is a hidden gem that feels effortlessly cool. Known for its natural wine selection, rotating small plates, and cozy patio atmosphere, Magie is a favorite hangout for Miami’s creative crowd.

The intimate vibe makes it ideal for a relaxed evening with friends or a low-key date night. Their Coconut Grove location is just a short walk from our vacation rentals at Hotel Arya.

10. Sir Thrifty at The Citadel (Little River)

Located inside The Citadel food hall in Little River, Sir Thrifty is a nostalgic treasure trove of vintage toys, rare comic books, records, and retro clothing.

Whether you’re hunting for collectible vinyl or rediscovering childhood favorites, the shop offers a quirky shopping experience unlike anywhere else in Miami. You can shop, eat at one of the many delicious food stalls, and grab a rooftop drink all in the same place!

Final Thoughts

Miami’s famous attractions may draw the crowds, but its true magic often lies in the places locals quietly treasure. From hidden parks and historic theaters to vinyl listening bars and ventanitas serving the city’s best cafecito, these spots reveal a deeper side of the Magic City.

Whether you’re visiting for the first time or rediscovering your hometown, exploring these hidden gems is one of the best ways to experience Miami like a local.

And with SoFLA Vacations properties like The Avenue Hotel, Little Havana Retreat, Hotel Arya, and La Finca nearby, you’re never far from your next hidden discovery.

4 Iconic Miami Holiday Food Traditions

December 19, 2025 No Comments

4 Holiday Food Traditions That Define Miami’s Cultural Flavor

Miami isn’t just a destination — it’s a celebration on every plate. During the holiday season, this vibrant city transforms into a melting pot of festive food traditions, each telling a story of community, culture, and centuries-old heritage. From the sweet creaminess of Puerto Rican coquito to the savory spice of Haitian griot in Little Haiti, South Florida’s holiday table is packed with delicious diversity. Here are our top 4 Miami holiday food traditions you’ll want to try:

🥥 1. Coquito – Puerto Rican Holiday Cheer

What it is: Coquito — literally “little coconut” — is Puerto Rico’s beloved holiday drink, rich and creamy like a tropical eggnog. Made with coconut cream, sweetened condensed milk, rum, cinnamon, and vanilla, coquito arrives in Miami homes and bars as early as November and stays through the New Year.

Why it’s special in Miami: Local spots like Hialeah bars and upscale cocktail lounges offer creative twists on this classic, blending cultural comfort with contemporary flair. It’s more than a drink — it’s a holiday hug in a glass.

Here’s a recipe so you can try your hand on making this at home.

🐖 2. Lechón Asado in a Caja China – Cuban Christmas Feast

What it is: For many Cuban families in Miami, Christmas Eve isn’t complete without a whole hog roasted in a caja china — a roasting box that delivers juicy, crispy-skinned lechón. This tradition anchors countless holiday gatherings across neighborhoods like Little Havana. In fact, many of our holiday guests at our Little Havana Retreat have reported a strong “barbeque” aroma in the air on Christmas Eve.

Local flavor: Some locals even celebrate this tradition with a festive twist: the annual pig pardoning event, where community members symbolically spare pigs bound for roasting — a uniquely Miami holiday ritual rooted in Cuban Christmas food culture. See this article in The Guardian

🍲 3. Soup Joumou & Griot – A Haitian Celebration

What it is: Around New Year’s — especially on January 1 — Haitian communities in Miami honor a food deeply tied to independence and identity: Soup Joumou, a hearty squash soup traditionally served to celebrate liberation and new beginnings.

Another staple is griot, marinated and fried pork served with pikliz (spicy pickled vegetables) and fried plantains — a festive centerpiece that resonates throughout Little Haiti and beyond.

Cultural significance: These dishes go well beyond taste — they symbolize resilience, memory, and community gathering, especially poignant among diaspora families in South Florida.

Here’s a list from Infatuation Miami of some of the best Haitian restaurants in Miami so you can try it for yourself.

🍃 4. Hallacas – Venezuelan Holiday Tamales

What it is: Brought here by a thriving Venezuelan community, hallacas are festive bundles of yellow corn masa filled with a richly seasoned blend of meats, olives, and raisins, wrapped in banana leaves and boiled to perfection.

Why Miami loves them: Hallacas are a holiday staple around Christmas and New Year’s, served at community gatherings, home celebrations, and local bakeries. They embody the spirit of hands-on holiday cooking and family sharing.

Try to make them with your family this holiday season, here’s a recipe we 100% sign-off on.

Tips for Visitors

Explore Little Havana, Little Haiti, and Doral for authentic holiday food experiences.
Visit local markets or cultural festivals during December to taste dishes straight from community kitchens.
Don’t miss small family-run restaurants— they often serve holiday specialties not found on typical restaurant menus.

Miami’s holiday food traditions reflect the city itself: rich, diverse, deliciously layered, and deeply cultural. Whether you’re sipping coquito by Biscayne Bay or sharing table space with neighbors celebrating Haitian Soup Joumou, the holidays in South Florida are as much about food as they are about community.

Best Events to Attend While Visiting Miami This Spring

March 20, 2025 No Comments

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!

General View of the Stadium Court during the Miami Open tennis tournament, Saturday, Mar. 23, 2024, in Miami Gardens, FL

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.

4 Best Places to Get Your Art Fix While on Your Next Miami Vacation

July 21, 2022 No Comments

Miami may be known for its beaches and nightlife, but with so much culture and affluence, the art scene is thriving. Whether you’re in the streets of Wynwood, the shores of Biscayne Bay or historic yet youthful Coconut Grove, good art is around every corner. Make the most of your Miami Vacation with SoFLA Vacations by indulging in this rich art scene.

Opened in 1984, the Perez Art Museum is a treasure trove of contemporary works from the 20th and 21st centuries. Located on beautiful Biscayne Bay, the views inside and outside of the Perez Art Museum are stunning. Just outside the museum is an interactive sculpture garden, the perfect place to snap your Instagram photos while vacationing in Miami. Perez Art Museum also features art talks and studio features, a great opportunity to connect with the artist.

Not far from the Perez Art Museum in Miami’s Design District is Markowicz Fine Art. With works from artists like Andy Warhol, Carole A. Feuerman and Banksy, come observe mastery of the contemporary field. Open since 2010, Markowicz Fine Art now has 3 locations nationwide in Miami, Dallas and Laguna Beach, that feature work from local artists and icons alike.

Now it’s time to get on the street and see the core of Miami art culture, at Wynwood Walls. Founded in 2009 by Tony Goldman of Goldman Properties, Wynwood Walls is an art installation that has quickly become one of the most famous art exhibits in the country. A series of walls hold breathtaking and profound murals from artists like Obey, Kenny Scharf and Futura, and are regularly replaced so that each time you visit you will experience new works.

Maybe you’re familiar with popular contemporary artists and the work that every gallery tries to emulate? If you’re ready for a new experience, longing to see what the best local artists of Miami hold, LnS Gallery is beckoning. Opened in 2017, this progressive contemporary art gallery is located in the lively and beautiful clutches of Coconut Grove. The focus of LnS Gallery is on multiculturalism and inclusivity, it is sure to inspire.

Best Miami Events for Spring/Summer 2022

March 11, 2022 No Comments

Music festivals, art shows, sporting events and more, The Magic City is know for hosting some of the most spectacular events year-round. From the Super Bowl to Art Basel to Miami International Boat Show, events occur in Miami that are known around the world! Here are our choices for the “can’t miss” events when visiting the Greater Miami area this Spring and Summer:

Ultra Music Festival

The Spring kicks off as party people from around the world descend on Miami as the Ultra Music Festival takes over Bayfront Park in Downtown Miami March 25-27. This 3-day electronic dance music festival features over 150 entertainers from around the world performing on 7 stages with music, pyrotechnics, lasers and confetti enhancing the performances. If you like music and energy, this is a can’t miss Miami event.

Deering Bay Seafood Festival

Love munching on the delectables from the sea? Then you won’t want to miss the 16th annual Deering Bay Seafood Festival April 10th from 10am-6pm on the grounds of the Deering Estate in Southern Miami-Dade. This family-friendly event features all the great treasures of the sea, chef demonstations, live entertainment and kids activities while exposing visitors and the South Florida community to the historic Deering Estate.

F1 Miami Grand Prix

Rev up your engines and check-out the inaugural Formula 1® Miami Grand Prix taking place May 6-8 on the grounds of Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. The action will be split across all three days as the greatest car racers in the World compete with Practice on Friday, Qualifying on Saturday and the Grand Prix on Sunday. The newly constructed Miami International Autodrome is a temporary circuit that features a 3.36 mile track with 19 corners and an anticipated average speed of 140mph. Fast and exciting racing on the streets of Miami!!

Miami Swim Week

My dream job? How about towel boy for Miami Swim Week! Why not, I mean it features the most beautiful women in the world modeling the latest swimwear fashion in a series of ticketed events from July 14 – 21 at various venues throughout Miami Beach. It surely gets hot and steamy for fashion lovers at the 2022 Miami Swim Week.

So remember, when traveling to the Greater Miami area this Spring or Summer there is an event for your food-, music-, art- or sports-loving side!

Category: Miami Vacation Experiences