Adventure Awaits In Miami

February to April is the sweet spot, with warm weather, low humidity, and major events like Art Deco Weekend, Calle Ocho Festival, and the Miami Open. Summer is hotter and wetter but ideal for nightlife, beach parties, and better hotel rates. Autumn brings fewer crowds and lower prices, though it’s hurricane season. Winter is peak time, especially around Art Basel in December and New Year’s, when the city buzzes with energy and sunshine.

Miami’s food culture is one of its biggest draws, shaped by its Caribbean, Latin American, and international influences. In Little Havana, classic Cuban cafés serve strong cafecito, guava pastries, and the city’s signature Cuban sandwich. Along the waterfront, expect fresh seafood like grouper, snapper, and the famous Florida stone crab, in season from October to May.

The city also boasts a growing Michelin-starred restaurant scene, with everything from innovative Peruvian-Japanese fusion to upscale Mediterranean dining. Casual eats are equally tempting, from food trucks and farmers’ markets to Miami’s beloved pastelitos and empanadas.

For a taste of the city at its best value, Miami Spice (August-September) sees hundreds of top restaurants offering fixed-price menus, making it a great time to explore fine dining without the premium price tag. Whether you’re seeking street food, oceanfront dining, or exclusive culinary experiences, Miami delivers a truly eclectic food scene.

Miami is a city where culture, coast, and nightlife come together. Start with a classic day on South Beach, famous for its Art Deco architecture, turquoise waters, and vibrant boardwalk. Wander the bold murals and galleries of the Wynwood Arts District, then head to Little Havana to experience Cuban heritage through music, cigar shops, and authentic cafés.

History lovers will enjoy the Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, a grand Italian-style villa set on Biscayne Bay, while art enthusiasts can visit the Perez Art Museum Miami or the Design District for cutting-edge design and installations. Outdoors, a boat cruise around Biscayne Bay reveals celebrity mansions and city skylines, while day trips to the Everglades offer thrilling airboat rides and wildlife spotting.

As the sun sets, Miami comes alive with rooftop bars, salsa clubs, and world-famous nightlife, ensuring the city stays vibrant long after dark.

British travellers can visit Miami under the US Visa Waiver Program (ESTA) for up to 90 days without a visa. An approved ESTA application must be completed online before travel. For longer stays or other travel purposes, a visa will be required.