Art Deco district with famous beach and Ocean Drive nightlife.
Financial district with upscale dining and high-rise condos.
Arts district with Wynwood Walls murals and galleries.
Cuban neighborhood with Calle Ocho and authentic cafes.
Average temperature by month
location.transport.subtitle
| location.transport.title | location.transport.price | location.transport.app | location.transport.note |
|---|---|---|---|
location.transport.metro | 2.25 $ | — | Metrorail: 2.25 USD per ride. 2 lines (Green and Orange), 23 stations. Daily cap 5.65 USD. EASY Card for payment. Metromover (downtown people mover) — FREE. Operates 05:00-00:00 |
location.transport.bus | 2.25 $ | — | Metrobus: 2.25 USD per ride (discount 1.10 USD). Daily cap 5.65 USD (unlimited). Proposed increase to 2.75 USD (first in 13 years). Metromover — FREE downtown! EASY Card or cash |
location.transport.taxi | 2.5 $ | Flagfall ~2.50 USD + ~2.80 USD/km. Uber and Lyft main apps, usually cheaper. Airport to South Beach ~25-35 USD. Metered taxis. Tips 15-20% customary | |
location.transport.train | 3.5 $ | — | Tri-Rail (commuter): 3.50-8.75 USD depending on zones. Connects Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach. Brightline (high-speed) to Fort Lauderdale from 12 USD, to Orlando from 50 USD |
location.payment.subtitle
Cards accepted everywhere. Some food trucks and small Cuban cafes cash-only. Contactless very common.
Uses USD - no exchange needed for Americans. International: avoid South Beach and Bayside Marketplace kiosks - 12-15% markup. Wells Fargo and Chase ATMs best. Airport MIA exchange terrible - 10% worse. Little Havana Cuban cafes may accept foreign currency at horrible rates. For Latin American currencies, use banks not street cambios.
Tipping mandatory. 18-20% in restaurants, $2-5 for valet, $1-2 per drink. Miami service culture expects generous tips.
Attractions and points of interest