4-Hour Miami Tour with Guide and Hotel Pickup

Little Havana (or Pequena Habana to locals) represents the largest Cuban community in America. It is nine square kilometers that run along the famous “Calle Ocho”, where the Latin rhythm of Miami flows. The scent of coffee and cigars, Latin music, bright colors of houses and clubs will take you on a round trip into Cuban culture.

Wynwood is an open-air museum. It is a former industrial area where warehouse walls have become blank canvases for street artists. The murals are huge and beautiful to see and photograph, they are also never the same because they change often. A real “art district” since 2009, when Tony Goldman created Wynwood Walls, consecrating this neighborhood to street art, as the Italian guide of the Miami tour will explain.

Located in the heart of Downtown Miami, along the beautiful Biscayne Bay, Bayside Marketplace is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. This bustling outdoor mall offers a perfect mix of shopping, dining, live entertainment and stunning water views.
From here you can also take a mini cruise of the bay, to see the Star Island celebrity villas up close.

Star Island is a glamourous, man-made enclave in Biscayne Bay that’s famous for its ultra-luxury waterfront mansions and celebrity residents.
Nearly every home on Star Island is a sprawling waterfront estate—typically 8‐10 bedrooms—with private docks, pools, manicured lawns, tennis courts, and panoramic bay views.
Nearly every home on Star Island is a sprawling waterfront estate—typically 8‐10 bedrooms—with private docks, pools, manicured lawns, tennis courts, and panoramic bay views.
You’ll spot homes of present and past stars like Diddy, Shaquille O’Neal, Gloria & Emilio Estefan, Don Johnson, Rosie O’Donnell, Jennifer Lopez, Rick Ross, and Enrique Iglesias.

South Beach (SoBe) is the most vibrant and internationally renowned neighborhood of Miami Beach, famous for its white-sand beaches, trendy nightlife, luxury shopping, and pastel-colored historic architecture.

At the heart of South Beach lies the Art Deco Historic District, a unique architectural treasure find. With over 800 preserved buildings from the 1920s to 1940s, it’s the largest concentration of Art Deco architecture in the world. These structures are characterized by:

Bold geometric shapes
Porthole windows
Neon lighting
Streamlined curves and pastel colors
Stroll down Ocean Drive, the district’s most iconic street, and you’ll find landmarks like:

The Colony Hotel and The Carlyle, famous for their neon signs and appearances in films
Versace Mansion, once the home of Gianni Versace
Outdoor cafés buzzing with energy, just steps from the beach
Meanwhile, Collins Avenue and Washington Avenue offer a mix of chic hotels, boutique shops, and art galleries.