Miami Beach Botanical Garden

With summer just around the corner, seeing what Miami Beach Botanical Garden has to offer should be on any tourist list. The 3-acre tropical garden has been serving as “Miami Beach’s Backyard” for years. The garden also holds events like Tai Chi at the Garden. (see picture above)

Everglades National Park

As the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States, there is plenty to see at the Everglades National Park. While there you can go on guided tours, book a glamping tent, bird watch, and or boat within the park. May through November is known at “wet season” in the Everglades because of the hot and humid temperatures. So, make sure you prepare for the elements.

Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

As an intuition of science, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science standouts. This is because its innovative structure of having an aquarium and planetarium. The centerpiece of the Frost Science is the three-level aquarium. The Frost Planetarium is one of the most innovative on the planet with 250 seats and powered by an 8K visual system using 3D-capable projectors.

Fort Lauderdale Beach

When traveling to Florida, a beach day is a must. This picturesque beach has everything you need to maximize your fun in the sun time, from sand volleyball courts to a boat ramp to outdoor showers. There are grills for cooking, a basketball court if you get bored with the sand and a kid's playground to keep the little ones busy.

Las Olas Boulevard

Situated along a pristine beachfront, Fort Lauderdale’s Las Olas Boulevard is the premiere destination for shops, restaurants, and bars. Guest can also take in one of the many events and amenities like waterfront tours and beauty salons. With so much to see, consider exploring the area on a classic bike or segway tour, taking a craft food tour or pedibus pub crawl, or even on a gondola ride.