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No. 2 of Night Attractions in Florida
Miami-Dade County4.2 km from downtown4.5/5· 149 reviews
No. 6 of Family-friendly Attractions in FloridaMiami-Dade County2.7 km from downtown4.6/5· 149 reviewsFromPLN 405.16
No. 9 of Family-friendly Attractions in FloridaMiami-Dade County2.7 km from downtown4.4/5· 13 reviews21% offFromPLN 117.81PLN 149.56
4.6/5· 18 reviews· 24 bookedFromPLN 256.16
No. 3 of Night Attractions in FloridaMiami-Dade County4.4/5· 237 reviews
4.5/5· 205 reviews5% offLimited-time saleFromPLN 67.30PLN 70.85
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No. 5 of Best Things to Do in MiamiMiami-Dade County4.5 km from downtown4.5/5· 78 reviewsFromPLN 50.70
No. 6 of Best Things to Do in MiamiMiami-Dade County1.7 km from downtown4.4/5· 63 reviews
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No. 6 of Night Attractions in FloridaMiami-Dade County2.6 km from downtown4.4/5· 61 reviews
No. 6 of Activities in United StatesMiami-Dade County1.9 km from downtown
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Reviews: Miami: South Beach Private Airplane Tour
Guest User2026-10-12
It was definitely worth it. The pilot was incredibly calm and relaxed. He explained the areas to us and was friendly. It was very nice.★
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Reviews: Speedboat Sightseeing Adventure of Miami
Guest User2024-07-01
Overall it was a good experience for the family and was thrilling at times when the Capt. could safely go full throttle. The ‘tour’ element wasn’t as good as we were hoping mainly because we were certain if said you would go down to South Beach and the guide even said at the start we’ll see the long white sandy beaches of Miami Beach but the furthest we went was to Star Island which is practically no further than the Port of Miami area which must be amazing when there are cruise ships in port but sadly for us there was non. The guide however was knowledgeable, fun and engaging.
Things to be mindful of. They play the music loud. When I say loud I mean over 100 decibels for more than 20 minutes which is actually considered dangerous for human hearing. I’m not being a prude - just stating a fact. I do however a job which is dependent on passing annual hearing tests so I’m probably more acute to things like this than others. Seat belts are provided and despite the extensive waivers you are made to sign there wasn’t much of a safety brief but it did feel safe and secure at all times which was good.
And a plea to the ladies. Please tie your hair up! The rows of seats are close together and for the whole trip I had a lady’s hair hitting me on the face. It was braided Afro hair whipped the side of my face hard at times. This sadly did impact of my personal experience.
It’s a shame Bayside parking is horrendously priced as you can only really access this area by car if you are staying outside downtown but that obviously has nothing to do with the businesses here - just something else you have to factor into your budget (it was $10 an hour).★
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Reviews: Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
Guest User2014-02-17
We chose Haitang Bay mainly because it's less crowded. And indeed, it wasn't crowded at all. The Renaissance Hotel we chose was also very nice. However, I'm not sure if it's a partner room, but the balcony of the sea-view room wasn't transparent like other floors; it was a solid wall, meaning you could only see the sea from standing up. Please be aware of this, and perhaps you can choose to do so during check-in. The free car rental was nice, but the location for it on Ctrip was incorrect and not detailed enough. It took us half an hour to find it. It's actually on the 2nd floor (departure point), but Ctrip listed it as the 1st floor (arrival point). There was no local information, and nobody knew where to go. I suggest providing more detailed information—ideally, including the rental office's phone number for us to contact.