Miami's Best Attraction Pass: 

The best bang for the buck, see 25 of the top attractions including some of our favorites as outlined below.  All this for the price of one attraction. Buy a 1 to 7 day card starting at only $55. Below is what the card entitles you to:

Tours & Cruises: Miami Duck Tours, Gator Park Airboat Tours, Island Queen Cruises - Bayside Blaster, Miami Nice Tours etc.

Attractions in Orlando City & Central Florida: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Cypress Gardens Adventure Park, Winter Haven, Splash Island Waterpark, Gatorland, Daytona 500 Experience etc.

Outdoor Attractions: Miami Seaquarium, Jungle Island, Miami MetroZoo, Miami Beach Bicycle Center, Coral Castle, and Schnebly Redland's Winery

Museums: Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Miami Science Museum, Bass Museum of Art, Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, Historical Museum of Southern Florida, and Lowe Art Museum and more.

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or read below about our trip and our recommended attractions.

While there are too many fantastic attractions in Miami, we have compiled a list of the must-see and the best Miami attractions just for you. However, we must tell you that Miami and Miami Beach are two completely different cities and mustn’t be confused to be one!

South Beach: The quintessential hot spot. If you want to live it up in Miami, then South Beach is where you should head to…it’s trendy, upscale, and packed with entertainment options including clubs, discs, bars, pubs, restaurants and more. The Catch-22 is one of the best dance clubs on South Beach. So, get ready to dance the night away!

Miami Metrozoo: Considered to be one of the best zoos in America, the zoo is home to a mind boggling species of animals from Africa, Asia, and Australia. The Metrozoo also happens to be one of the very first ‘free-range’ zoos in the nation and you can watch the animals roam freely in their habitat.

Miami Seaquarium: Located between mainland Miami city and Miami Beach, this is the only place in the world where you will be able to see the cute and graceful white sided dolphins. A killer whale also demands its fair share of attention from onlooker so beware!

Beaches: With more beaches than you can count, Miami’s beaches are just what the doctor ordered for a dose of sun and fun! Try to beat the tourist rush by visiting the less popular but equally ‘hot’ beaches!

Everglades: The only and the largest subtropical ecological environment in the country, the 1.5 million acres spread is stuff that National Geographic touts about! The park is one of the most unique public parks in the national and is the home to at least 14 endangered and rare animal species such as American Crocodile, the Florida Panther, and the West Indian Manatee. If you want to see what South and Central Florida looked like 150 years ago, then head to Everglades.

Miami Science Museum: Curiosity evoking exhibitions that not just educate but also entertain the museum is a great place to visit for learning new things about our environment and cultural heritage among other things.