Things to do in Fisher Island

The air in Little Havana is permeated with Cuban charm. In Domino Park, old men clatter dominoes, and the rich aroma of cigars fills the entire street. Vibrant murals adorn the walls, and Latin music wafts from open doors. A bite of a crispy fried pie, sweet guava sauce dripping onto your hand—it's passionate, boisterous, like a never-ending street party.

I didn't think much of it at first, but after visiting Little Havana and coming here, the contrast was astonishing. It's so beautiful, it's like a European castle recreated. The interior is classically elegant and full of historical significance. The garden outside is designed in a European style, with stone carvings, cascading fountains, lawns, and pine walls, all exuding aristocratic charm. This early 20th-century building is well-preserved, and many parts are still under renovation. It's definitely worth a visit.

ONE OF MY FAVORITE BEACHE!!! Highly recommend!!! South Beach is a part of Miami Beach. There's a lot to do nearby so you won’t get bored. The beach, sand, ocean, nightlife and restaurants. It’s all amazing.

🌈Day1: Sunshine, beach and art 🌴South Beach: Enjoy the sun, beach and waves here. This is one of the most famous beaches in Miami. 🌴Miami Art District: You can enjoy various works of art and performances. Wynwood Walls: This is an area famous for graffiti art, which is very suitable for taking pictures. 🌴Coral Gables: There are many beautiful buildings and gardens here. 🌴Little Havana: Enjoy dinner here and experience Cuban culture and food. 🌴Everglades National Park: You can participate in night wildlife viewing activities.

Wynwood walls showcases world class street artists styles and exhibitions on rotation through a series of galleries and walls throughout the wynwood district area- you can even have a turn at spraying your own art on the wall!

This place is awesome, I have to say that I am a part of a few locals that come to this spot. The new attraction is the Sky VIew a big ferris wheel similar to the ones in London, Orlando

The Port of Miami is a very famous cruise port in the United States. It is where many cruise passengers get on and off. The Port of Miami is also an important cargo port in the United States. The scenery of the entire port is very beautiful, the weather is good, and the sea water is particularly clear.

It's a great place for a family vacation. There are lots of interactive screens and exhibits. At the moment (August 2026), some screens weren't working. The rooms were mostly marine-themed. We weren't able to touch the stingrays, but you can try to touch them at a certain time and only if you can put your hand in the aquarium up to your wrist (people scared the stingrays by splashing their hands in the water). The food in the museum restaurant isn't great.

I didn't see much shopping, probably because I couldn't find the right things. I was starving, so I looked for a restaurant nearby. There was one in Peacock with a very nice ambiance. The food was okay, but the portions were small. After eating, I walked to the beach and was awestruck by the stunning scenery – it must be the Coconut Sailing Club's pier.