Well, of course! South Beach is the most famous but in Miami you’re never for away from feeling the sand between your toes and the sea breeze on your face.

The Everglades National Park is an emerald heaven for nature lovers looking to spot alligators, turtles and rare birds. You can also go wild yourself with airboat tours, sailing, snorkeling, diving and more.

Home of the Miami Heat, the American Airlines Arena also hosts great concerts too – which could be a great way to unwind after a busy day of training. So make sure you check out what’s on ahead of your visit.

Dive into Cuban culture along Calle Ocho, the beating heart of the Little Havana district. With restaurants, live music and street art that celebrate Miami’s Latin heritage.

By day, these beautiful buildings from the 30s are an explosion of pastel colors. After dark, the neon lights come out to play. And it’s always home to great bars and restaurants for just sitting back, relaxing and watching the world go by.

If you have time you can head all the way down to Key West, but don’t miss out on Key Biscayne which is just south of Miami Beach. Make camp in Crandon Park a stunning area with beautiful beaches and reefs to enjoy in calm swimming conditions.

Miami has brains as well as beauty. There’s a great collection here with everything from the fantastic Miami Science Museum, the Wolfsonian for art and design to locomotive history at the Gold Coast Railroad Museum and the Miami Children’s Museum that brings out the childish curiosity in all of us.

The Bayside Marketplace on the Miami waterfront is a shopping and eating paradise. It’s also a great place to soak up the atmosphere and feel the vibe of the daily live music.

Make like Vanilla Ice and explore Miami in a convertible. Just don’t go crazy when you hear a cymbal. And a hi-hat with a souped-up tempo.