Have a quick trip to Miami, Florida or visiting for the first time? Here is a short guide on how to spend 48 hours in Miami!!
Cruise around in a convertible
Rent a drop-top from Ace Rent A Car, crank the tunes and pick up some friends!
We had a blast cruising around with the wind whipping in our hair. Got a little sunburn but nothing beats belting out Journey at the top of your lungs.
Take a stroll on Ocean Drive
If you want the most intense experience, I’d say do it by foot. Walk through the madness, there is so much to see, and maybe some things you’ve never seen before. Keep an open mind and enjoy it!
Go to South Beach
The beach has no admission and it’s huge. A little walk along the beach and you will find bright and colorful Lifeguard Huts. I had time to visit two of them!
Visit the Winwood District
More specifically, Wynwoood Walls. You will not be be disappointed. It would’ve been hard for me to leave if it hadn’t started raining. All the art and installations are mostly outside, so weather does play a factor. When the rain came, I grabbed some food at the Wynwood Diner and it just happened to be Happy Hour. So you can probably guess what happened from there 😉
Stay at Circa39
It’s cute, it’s cozy and its close to the action. This beachy boutique hotel is centrally located with a Wunder Garden and outdoor heated pool. Onsite, you will also find Jules Restaurant for food and Wunderbar with some pretty tasty Sangrias.
I only had 48 hours between trips to Key West and Cuba. So I squeezed in what I could, and I definitely plan to go back soon! What is your favorite Miami spot? Feel free to share in the comments!
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