Popular Tours in Miami

The tour was a nice but they showed in print that it was a duration of 4 hrs when in fact from the 11:30 start time at their tour office until we got back to the dock at 4:30 was 5 hours and then we had to walk back to the bus drop off point to get the bus back to the tour office starting point. The first bus that pulled up could not fit everyone so they told us we had to wait for the next bus. We needed to go back to our hotel and then go immediately to the airport so we ended up taking a Lyft back to save time and it was hot waiting for the bus in the sun. The bus tour was a short tour around Miami with a half hour stop in Little Havana. It would be better if they gave us ear phones and allowed you to pick your preferred language to listen to rather than a guy speaking over a microphone in English and then Spanish. Sometimes the sound was not very clear. After the bus they bring you to a restaurant next to the boat pier hoping you’ll eat there, we had from 1-3 before the boat left.

Our group of 4 had a fantastic experience on this tour with our knowledgable and helpful guide Lance. I have taken this tour twice - and Lance made it all see new! Many of the art tours take you to the same places: Wynwood Walls, and the nearby side streets. By taking the golf cart you get to see artwork that is not on the main drag. Most fascinating for us was the Eneida M. Hartner elementary school that serves as a monumental stage for a multitude of carefully curated artists. It was fascinating! You can read about the positive changes the art project made in the community here: http://www.therawproject.org/ We were also amused at the sight of a photographer taken multiple selfies at the "Booty Wall"! If you are wavering on whether to book this tour , worry no more. It was worth every single penny! Our group aged 26-68 thought it was a unique experience not to be missed. And - make sure you ask for Lance. He was far superior to the driver I had the first time I did the tour...

This is a good tour to see a few highlights around Miami and Miami Beach. Sit on the top deck to have the best views and make sure you pay attention to the very low tree branches or you'll get wacked if you don't duck in time. Also, hold on to your hats and sunglasses or you might lose them with the strong winds. The tour guide gives you ample warnings in between his explanation of the sights so just pay attention and all is good. This actually made the tour more fun. The bay tour was very interesting. Got to see the very large yacts of Mark Cuban and Alicia Keys, as well as their homes and the homes of Gloria Estefan, Ricky Martin, Tiger Woods, J Lo, and many more celebrities. We parked around the corner from the bus meeting spot for $10 and then walked down Lincoln Street to see the shops and restaurants. I recommend this tour

A great tour that gave a really good basic understanding of the city. Filled with jokes that seemed to translate well both into English and Spanish - the tour took us around the city with a stop in Little Havana. The boat tour at the end was a great way to see the island with the added info of which famous faces owned these incredible mansions! The tour was half hour late in starting but that’s the only fault given the price and all round experience

The Everglades and baby alligators were amazing. A bit too much waiting round at the end though. Very nice coach. Bus trip suffered due to the busy traffic and it isn't a city that lends itself to a bus tour. The guide was charismatic and kept the energy up. Boat trip was a great way to see Miami and it was a great vibe. Good way to end an enjoyable day.