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Miami City Tours & Art Deco Walks

South Beach's Art Deco district, Little Havana, Wynwood's murals and Coconut Grove — Miami on foot, by bike or by bus.

How to choose a city tour in Miami

Three neighbourhoods in one tour

Miami is spread out, so most visitors see it on a "3-in-1" tour: South Beach with its Art Deco hotels and Ocean Drive, the murals of Wynwood and Calle Ocho in Little Havana, by minibus or open-top bus in three to four hours. It is the cheapest way to get your bearings on the first day, with short stops for photos and a Cuban coffee.

To see one area properly, choose a tour that sticks to it: a walking tour of the Art Deco district with an architecture guide, a golf cart, buggy or Segway ride through Wynwood's street art, or a food and culture walk in Little Havana.

On foot, by golf cart or by bus

Walking tours are the most detailed and usually last two to two and a half hours; the award-winning Art Deco tours add the neon of Ocean Drive at dusk. Golf carts and buggies cover Wynwood's blocks in an hour without the heat, and are a good choice with children or anyone who doesn't want to walk far. Open-top buses show more of the city — Brickell, Downtown, Coconut Grove — in one go.

There are also tours of film and TV locations, a self-guided e-bike tour of Coral Gables and private tours with a driver-guide who adapts the route to you.

Tips for the day

Start early or late: Miami is hot and humid for most of the year, and midday is the hardest time to walk. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water and sunscreen. Evening tours of Wynwood and South Beach show the neon and the murals lit up.

Check the meeting point — tours start in Miami Beach, Wynwood or Downtown, and only some include hotel pickup. The list is ranked by reviews, so the most consistently good tours come first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best city tour in Miami?

For a first visit, a 3-in-1 tour of South Beach, Wynwood and Little Havana covers the highlights in half a day. For depth, travelers rate the Art Deco walking tour of Miami Beach and the Wynwood golf-cart street-art tour highest.

How long does a Miami city tour take?

Golf cart and Segway tours of Wynwood take one to one and a half hours, walking tours two to two and a half hours, and full city tours by bus three to four hours.

Do city tours include hotel pickup?

Some do, especially the bus tours and private tours; walking and golf-cart tours usually meet at a point in the neighbourhood. The tour page says which.

Are there city tours in Spanish?

Yes, many of Miami's guides speak Spanish and a number of city tours run in both languages. Each tour lists its languages on the partner's site.