
Miami
Pale sand below pastel Art Deco hotels, Cuban coffee on Calle Ocho and block-long murals in Wynwood, in a city that switches between English and Spanish mid-sentence.
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Miami hotel deals
Live rates for 3 nights and 2 adults, from Miami Beach to downtown.
Miami must-sees
From the sands of Miami Beach to the sawgrass of the Everglades, five stops that sum up the city.
- Dec–AprBest season (dry and mild)
- 75–82 °FTypical winter highs
- ≈ 3 hrNonstop from Mexico City
- ≈ 9 miMIA airport to South Beach
Miami in pictures
Vintage postcards and street scenes from today: how Florida's most famous shoreline looked then and looks now.
- Miami Beach from above, on a vintage postcard · Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (Public domain)

- Beachfront apartments on a classic postcard · Curt Teich & Co. (Public domain)

- Oceanfront hotels in the mid-20th century · Curt Teich & Co. (Public domain)

- Sidewalk dining on Ocean Drive · Infrogmation of New Orleans (CC BY 2.0)

- The Wynwood Walls entrance · Dan Lundberg (CC BY-SA 2.0)

- Street color in Little Havana · Sharon Hahn Darlin (CC BY 2.0)

Miami FAQ
Seasons, neighborhoods, getting around and entry documents: what to know before you fly.
When is the best time to visit Miami?
December through April is the dry season, with sunny days around 75 to 82 °F and lower humidity. It is also high season, so book early. June to November is hotter, with almost daily afternoon showers, and overlaps the Atlantic hurricane season (June 1 to November 30). Prices drop, but travel insurance is a smart idea.
Which airport should I fly into?
Miami International (MIA) is about 9 miles from South Beach and roughly 15 minutes from Brickell without traffic. Taxis, rideshare and the Metrorail to downtown all serve it. Some low-cost airlines use Fort Lauderdale (FLL), about 45 minutes away by car, which is worth comparing on a tight budget.
What documents do I need?
Mexican citizens need a valid passport and a US tourist visa (B1/B2). Officers at the airport may ask about the purpose and length of your stay and where you are staying, so keep your hotel booking and return flight handy. US citizens only need a valid ID for domestic flights.
Which neighborhood should I stay in?
South Beach is the pick for beach time, nightlife and walking among Art Deco facades. Mid-Beach and North Beach are calmer, with oceanfront hotels. Brickell and Downtown suit business trips, shopping and quick rides to Wynwood and Little Havana. Coconut Grove and Coral Gables feel leafy and residential.
How many days do I need?
Four or five days covers beach time, Wynwood, Little Havana and the Design District, plus a day trip to the Everglades. If you want to drive the Florida Keys, add two or three days: Key West is about four hours away on the Overseas Highway.
What should I not miss?
Walk Ocean Drive and the Miami Beach Art Deco district, see the murals at Wynwood Walls, grab a cafecito on Calle Ocho and watch the domino games in Little Havana, take a boat ride on Biscayne Bay from Bayside, and ride an airboat in the Everglades to spot alligators. For shopping, try the Design District or Dolphin Mall's outlets.
What food should I try?
Miami is the capital of Cuban food in the US: order a Cuban sandwich, a cafecito or colada from a walk-up ventanita, croquetas and guava pastelitos. In season (mid-October to early May) try stone crab claws, and save room for key lime pie.
How do I get around?
Distances are long and rush-hour traffic is heavy. South Beach and downtown are walkable, and the Metromover in downtown and Brickell is free. Rideshare is the easiest way between Miami Beach, Wynwood and Little Havana. Rent a car only for the Everglades or the Keys, and budget for beach parking.
What is the water like, and is there seaweed?
The sea is usually calm and warm: around 72 to 75 °F in winter and above 82 °F in summer. In spring and summer sargassum can wash up on some beaches, though the city clears it often. Swim near lifeguard towers and follow the warning flags.
How will I receive my booking confirmation?
Once payment is complete, your confirmation arrives by email. Change and cancellation conditions depend on each fare and hotel, and they are shown before you pay so you can review them.












