Guided And Self-Guided Tours Of Miami Florida

Guided And Self-Guided Tours Of Miami Florida

by Teri Farley

The diverse choices for tours of Miami Florida are a reflection of the city's scintillating multi-hued character. Every tourist will be able to find something of interest, whether it is a proper city tour with a guide, a beach hopping trip or a foodie tour of famous restaurants. There are endless options, including bike or walking tours, segway thrills, day tripping adventures and art deco explorations.

People visiting the city for the first time generally want to see all the top tourist attractions. This calls for a guided tour which takes groups of tourists to Vizcaya, Zoo Miami, Coral Castle, Jungle Island, Gator Park and other popular points of interest. Most of these excursions also stop by at Lincoln Road and South Beach for some shopping and browsing.

For those who prefer a less rigid itinerary, buying a multi-day ticket for a hop-on hop-off bus route is a better choice. These buses follow city and beach loops that include popular tourist spots. Passengers can get off at any stop and then get on the bus again at any point along the route at a later time or even on the next day.

The beach loop starts from Central Station and takes a round trip around the island of Miami Beach, offering fabulous ocean views on Collins Ave, Ocean Drive and South Beach. The city loop also starts from Central Station, and then makes its way through Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Little Havana, Downtown and other tourist-friendly districts. This bus route covers many of the aforementioned tourist attractions such as Vizcaya and the Art Deco District.

Day tripping is yet another option that attracts hordes of tourists. One of these day trips is an Everglades visit which includes an airboat experience and time spent soaking in the sun with the 2,000 or so nasty inmates of the Everglades Alligator Farm. A more relaxed outing is possible with an island exploration of beautiful Key West.

Foodies looking for a taste of the Caribbean may opt for culinary tours. Little Havana is a good place to find Cuban dishes, with tour stops for sampling everything from breaded chicken toston and plantains to a Cafe Cubano. South Beach is ideal for those who need more variety in their food. This tour will stop by at delis offering Jewish fare, Italian restaurants with succulent gelatos, Colombian eateries for homemade empanadas, and a lot more. Individuals may also ask for a custom food tour.

The health conscious type of visitor will no doubt enjoy a good walking or bicycling tour. The options include a foray into the Calle Ocho in Little Havana, or an attempt to uncover art deco treasures in Miami Beach. Some may prefer to zip along the riverfront on a segway tour, or perhaps hit all the sunset points with gorgeous views as the sun goes down.

The large number of self-guided <A href="http://www.guidancetoursmiami.com">tours of Miami Florida</A> that are available provide an ideal way to explore the whole city bit by bit. It's very easy to follow GPS instructions and move along from one attraction to the next, accompanied by audio that explains what to see and do along the way. A Go Miami Card is recommended, in order to save the money required for entry fees at dozens of attractions.



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