Miami runs on color, from Art Deco mornings to Cuban coffee afternoons and beach evenings. Plan your stay with the articles below.
A Miami rooftop bar is as much about the setting as the cocktail, which is why the right one depends on the kind of evening you’re after: sunset and skyline in Brickell, or the beach and the energy of South Beach.
A Miami honeymoon suits couples who’d rather have energy than seclusion. Beaches by day, lively nightlife, and neighborhoods full of restaurants and art make it a very different experience from a secluded island resort.
Luxury Miami runs on access more than money, the boat out to the sandbar, the table that isn’t on the app, the club behind the unmarked door. Knowing where to aim the spending matters more than the amount, because the gap between a good Miami trip and a great one is rarely just price.
Miami works better as a starting line than a destination for a road trip. Point south and the Keys unspool for a hundred miles of bridges and water. Point west and the Everglades open up; north, and the whole Atlantic coast is yours. The city gives you sun and a good first night; the roads out of it give you the trip.
A first trip to Miami usually never leaves South Beach, which is how people come away thinking they’ve seen the city. The neighborhoods beyond the beach tell a much broader story.
A yacht charter lets you experience Miami from the water without the responsibilities of ownership. For a special occasion or a group, it offers a perspective on the city that’s difficult to find anywhere else.