Beautiful Miami Beach is a city in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States. The city was incorporated on March 26, 1915. The area offers great sightseeing, entertainment, dining, nightlife, shopping, recreation, fine hotels, and draws many tourists and vacationers. Miami deep sea fishing, freshwater fishing, luxury yachts, speedboats, dining cruises, gaming cruises, bare boat charters and sailboat charters — this and much more awaits you on the Greater Miami waters and beaches. Has come of age and is now one of the top reasons why people choose to vacation here. In fact, several of the area’s spas rank among the “Best Spas in America” and are the favorites of spa connoisseurs throughout the world.

The snorkeling tour begins on the north side of the island aboard a large 30 foot catamaran. On board the snorkeling catamaran you will receive professional snorkeling instruction, sanitized snorkeling gear, and free soft drinks, beer, and wine. You will snorkel above the only live coral reef in the U.S. Glass-bottom boats, boats on air, mangrove creeks, and a unique River of Grass — these are not your typical attractions. But then again what is typical about Miami attractions? The Miami’s attractions capture the imagination and stir the soul.

Coral Castle is truly a monument to the uniqueness of Miami. This attractions was built by a Latvian-born Miami resident named Ed Leedskalnin as a monument to his lover. After 28 years of effort, he introduced his 1100-ton coral creation to the world. It’s a bit of a trip from downtown, but well worth the time. Miami isn’t just about the festivals all around you — it’s about the festive spirit inside you. The one that emerges when surrounded by ocean breezes, swaying palm trees, salsa beats and fun in the streets. Before you check in, check out Miami’s myriad of food, film and sporting events …

Next, venture to the Miami Seaquarium and come face-to-face with world famous stars Lolita the Killer Whale, TV’s Flipper, and Salty the Sea Lion, or check out the sharks or crocodiles. The park overlooks Biscayne Bay. See different shows and marine life exhibits or take the plunge and swim with the dolphins.

South Beach has a very active club and bar scene. It is host to over 150 clubs and other destinations, most of which close at 5 am. South Beach can be expensive, and access to nightclubs is often difficult for non-locals who do not have connections, or do not plan their evenings in advance. Access to the more popular nightspots can cost anywhere from $20-60 for entry (depending on event and venue) and sometimes comes with a wait of several hours, in addition to evaluation by door staff.