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The palm-strewn South Florida city of Miami is hardly a chip off the American block. With a refreshingly alternative and at times bizarre take on life that makes it an unerringly interesting place to be, Miami can sometimes feel like an entirely different continent. Perhaps it’s the regular hurricanes, or the seeping humidity, buts there’s something about this corner of the states that’s livened everyone up, propped them in classic Cadillacs and got them playing with the local alligators in a testosterone fuelled mêlée.
You couldn’t visit Miami without going to the beach, and strolling amongst the bikini-clad locals, or hiring rollerblades and stumbling clumsily along the seafront. Away from the sandy shores, though, there’s a surprising variety of natural beauty to be unveiled. Cruise around the musty everglades keeping an eye out for supersized alligators, enjoy Florida Key’s sun-stroked sand bars, or head to the mangroves and enjoy the Caribbean sun from yet another hot spot.
If you’re into your fashionable little things, Fort Lauderdale’s the place to be, though you’ll pay through the nose for it. Bring your designer labels and don’t forget to pout. A quieter take on Miami is on offer in the downtown bars, though not much quieter, while you can go full pelt at the South Beach’s leery night spots.
The cultural variety of a city so close to both Mexico and the Caribbean is alluring in itself, and can be discovered round nearly every corner, in the products on sale, as well as venues like the Cuban or Black Heritage Museums, and tourist draws like the magnificent home of Bacardi.
If you’re into theme parks, the Seaquarium, where whales and dolphins glide around an astonishing tropical paradise, is spectacular, while heading over to Disneyland in Orlando is a key part of most visitors’ trips. If you’re planning on staying a while, pick up a GoMiami card, which will get you on an airboat ride, into the zoo and even onto Jungle Island at a bargain basement per day price.
Make the most of soaking up a city that’s drenched in rays and vibrant street culture, where you can get a toned-down taste of just what it is to experience the real world ‘Scarface’. Sunny, lively, and ranging from old-world alligator wrestling rough to intensely fashionable hubs, Miami is just different, and different is rarely a bad thing, especially if you're traveling in country. You’ll love it.
You couldn’t visit Miami without going to the beach, and strolling amongst the bikini-clad locals, or hiring rollerblades and stumbling clumsily along the seafront. Away from the sandy shores, though, there’s a surprising variety of natural beauty to be unveiled. Cruise around the musty everglades keeping an eye out for supersized alligators, enjoy Florida Key’s sun-stroked sand bars, or head to the mangroves and enjoy the Caribbean sun from yet another hot spot.
If you’re into your fashionable little things, Fort Lauderdale’s the place to be, though you’ll pay through the nose for it. Bring your designer labels and don’t forget to pout. A quieter take on Miami is on offer in the downtown bars, though not much quieter, while you can go full pelt at the South Beach’s leery night spots.
The cultural variety of a city so close to both Mexico and the Caribbean is alluring in itself, and can be discovered round nearly every corner, in the products on sale, as well as venues like the Cuban or Black Heritage Museums, and tourist draws like the magnificent home of Bacardi.
If you’re into theme parks, the Seaquarium, where whales and dolphins glide around an astonishing tropical paradise, is spectacular, while heading over to Disneyland in Orlando is a key part of most visitors’ trips. If you’re planning on staying a while, pick up a GoMiami card, which will get you on an airboat ride, into the zoo and even onto Jungle Island at a bargain basement per day price.
Make the most of soaking up a city that’s drenched in rays and vibrant street culture, where you can get a toned-down taste of just what it is to experience the real world ‘Scarface’. Sunny, lively, and ranging from old-world alligator wrestling rough to intensely fashionable hubs, Miami is just different, and different is rarely a bad thing, especially if you're traveling in country. You’ll love it.
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Jun 17, 2008 – Jun 24, 2008
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Sep 15, 2009 – Feb 17, 2010
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Nov 14, 2008 – Dec 01, 2008
Lima, Peru -› Miami, Florida, USA -› …
Wow, this flight was longer than expected. First, we didn't departure on time and then we had to wait after landing until there was an available gate. We were supposed to arrive at 5:30pm but we did it almost at 8, grrr. But this wasn't the only thing. Just before landing we experienced a not fun a…
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