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Miami Beach has
one of the most gorgeous ocean fronts in the USA. This narrow stretch of
land is jammed pack of activities and sites for all to enjoy. Whether you
party during the day or all through the night, you’ll love every minute
you spend at Miami Beach. The Art Deco District is the perfect spot for
the hippest nightclubs and trendiest restaurants. Spend a few days at Ocean
Drive, home to a fantastic beach that’s a family’s paradise. It’s a perfect
place to build sandcastle and go on a few treasure hunts. Experience Lincoln
Road, a row of successful art galleries, lively performing-arts showcases
and trendy cafes. Experience the ocean whether you snorkel or sail. Stay
at the some of the greatest hotels Florida has to offer and dance the night
away. Miami Beach will definitely put the bounce back into your step.
![]() in the Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, Coral Gables area, has the only sub tropic climate in the United States, other than Hawaii. This region is exposed to daytime onshore breezes and enjoys comfortable temperatures during most of the year. Although the temperature is relatively moderate, the combination of the temperature and high humidity can be uncomfortable from May through September. However, cooling ocean breezes help to modify the climate. In fact, it actually has fewer very hot days each summer than does the northern part of the state. In wintertime, it is one of the warmest places in the U.S. mainland, with sunny days and balmy nights. Most rain falls in summer, with frequent but brief, heavy thunderstorms. Hurricane season is generally August through October, with most occurring in September. Miami Beach Visitors Center offers morning walking tours of the historic Miami Beach Art Deco district. Tours give visitors a chance to explore the architecture, shops, cafes and museums. Other tours offered by the Visitors Center include kayaking, bus tours and cultural tours. ![]() ![]() Miami's dining scene is truly exciting, one of varying tastes that can satisfy the most complete palate or craving. With so many different cultures migrating to Miami, local flavors tend to be much more exotic. The influence of flavors and culture here is almost overwhelming and has many positive effects on menu and recipe design. Whenever you visit Greater Miami, you're in for a delectable time when it comes to dining because no matter what you're craving, chances are it's being served somewhere in our world-class destination.
Downtown Miami is accented with an array of glistening high-rise buildings. The area is a bustling business center. A great way to get a quick tour of this area is on the Metromover - a fully automated rail car that runs on an elevated loop through the heart of Miami's business district. The area is rich in cultural offerings including the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts and several museums such as the Miami Art Museum and the Historical Museum of Southern Florida ![]() While waiting for a bus, stand near others who are also waiting. If the immediate area is deserted or in darkness, stand near an occupied building on in a lighted area until transportation arrives. Once on a bus or, be aware of those around you. If someone looks or acts suspicious, notify the driver. If the coach is empty or nearly empty, sit as far up front and as close to the driver as possible. If someone begins to bother you, get up and notify the driver immediately. Upon arriving at your stop, be aware of those who alight with you. If you feel you are being followed, go to the nearest occupied building and ask for assistance. After dark, attempt to get off the bus in well-lighted areas. Use only well-lighted streets to reach your final destination. AUTO SAFETY Make certain your car is always in good working order, with safe tires and an adequate amount of gasoline for your planned trip. Always check your car before getting in - to make sure that no one is hiding inside. If you have a garage, be sure you lock the door as you leave. It is best to park in attended lots. if you must leave a key with the attendant, leave only the ignition key. In all other cases, lock your car. Do not leave packages or personal items in open view in the car . . place them in the trunk. At night, park only in lighted areas. If you are in danger of being harmed or robbed, while in your car, start sounding your horn until assistance arrives. Never pick up a hitchhiker. If you have a flat tire in an area you feel might not be safe, try to keep driving until you reach a safe location. If you feel you are being followed, drive to the nearest police or fire station, or open filling station. TRAVEL TOGETHER The first precaution you can take is to go travling with a friend - man or women. You're safer when in the company of someone else. If you must be out at night alone, stay in well-lighted areas. Walk close to street lights, staying well away from dark corners, alleys and building entrances. |
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