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3-Day Miami Itinerary: A Day-by-Day Template

Miami is a Latin American capital that happens to be in Florida. Beach mornings, Cuban coffee afternoons, and neon nights structure themselves.

Miami Β· 3 days United States
Best time: November to April is dry, warm, and hurricane-free.
South Beach and DecoDay 1
🌳9:00 AM
Beach morning at 10th Street
Lifeguard towers in pastel; the water is bathtub-warm most of the year.
🚢 ~1 min Β· πŸš— ~1 min Β· 287 ft
πŸŒ†12:30 PM
Art Deco district walk
Ocean Drive facades, then lunch on Espanola Way.
🚢 ~4 min Β· πŸš— ~1 min Β· 0.2 mi
πŸ“8:00 PM
Ocean Drive at night
Neon photography hour, then cocktails off the main drag on Collins.
Little Havana and WynwoodDay 2
πŸ“10:00 AM
Calle Ocho
Domino Park games, cigar rollers, and guava pastelitos.
πŸš— ~10 min Β· 2.8 mi
πŸ“1:30 PM
Wynwood Walls
Blocks of commissioned murals; galleries and breweries fill the gaps.
πŸš— ~12 min Β· 3.4 mi
🍽️7:30 PM
Cuban dinner
Versailles is the institution; ropa vieja and a mountain of tostones.
Key Biscayne or EvergladesDay 3
⛴️9:00 AM
Everglades airboat (or Bill Baggs beach)
Gators an hour west, or the lighthouse beach locals prefer.
πŸš— ~72 min Β· 21 mi
πŸ–ΌοΈ2:00 PM
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
A Gilded Age villa on the bay with formal gardens.
πŸš‡ Metro or walk
πŸŒ‡6:00 PM
Sunset at a bayside bar
Watch the skyline light up across Biscayne Bay before the flight home.
✈ Live flight status🚢 Travel time between stops🌀 Weather each dayπŸ“Ž Passes & receiptsπŸ”— Share with your group

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The route, mapped

Every stop below, numbered in the order you would do them.

Map of the Miami itinerary with 8 numbered stops, 1. Beach morning at 10th Street; 2. Art Deco district walk; 3. Ocean Drive at night; 4. Calle Ocho; 5. Wynwood Walls; 6. Cuban dinner; 7. Everglades airboat (or Bill Baggs beach); 8. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

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Best time to goNovember to April is dry, warm, and hurricane-free. Summer is stormy, humid, and cheap.
Getting aroundYou will drive or rideshare; the free Metromover loops downtown. South Beach itself walks fine.
Local tip: Order a colada at a ventanita window and share the thimble cups around; it is rocket fuel and a social ritual in one.

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The full plan as text

The same day-by-day plan as text. Times are starting points, not homework.

Day 1: South Beach and Deco
9:00 AM
Beach morning at 10th Street
Lifeguard towers in pastel; the water is bathtub-warm most of the year.
12:30 PM
Art Deco district walk
Ocean Drive facades, then lunch on Espanola Way.
8:00 PM
Ocean Drive at night
Neon photography hour, then cocktails off the main drag on Collins.
Day 2: Little Havana and Wynwood
10:00 AM
Calle Ocho
Domino Park games, cigar rollers, and guava pastelitos.
1:30 PM
Wynwood Walls
Blocks of commissioned murals; galleries and breweries fill the gaps.
7:30 PM
Cuban dinner
Versailles is the institution; ropa vieja and a mountain of tostones.
Day 3: Key Biscayne or Everglades
9:00 AM
Everglades airboat (or Bill Baggs beach)
Gators an hour west, or the lighthouse beach locals prefer.
2:00 PM
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
A Gilded Age villa on the bay with formal gardens.
6:00 PM
Sunset at a bayside bar
Watch the skyline light up across Biscayne Bay before the flight home.

Make this Miami plan yours

Forward your real booking confirmations to Petrel and it builds this exact day-by-day view for you: flights, hotels, reservations, live flight status, and the travel time between stops. Under a minute.

Start your free trip

First trip free. No account, no credit card.