Miami Combo: Everglades, Boat Cruise & Open-Top Bus Tour

Begin your journey deep in the Florida Everglades. Glide across shimmering wetlands on a thrilling airboat ride as your expert captain shares fascinating facts about this unique ecosystem. Watch for alligators, turtles, and native birds in their natural habitat, then visit the wildlife exhibits to see rescued reptiles up close and learn more about Florida’s wild side.

of Miami, Fisher Island, Miami Beach, and "Millionaire's Row," or also known as the homes of the famous and wealthy. Tour Depart - Every hour on the hour. Starting at 11:00 AM from Stop #1 - Bayside Marketplace Island Queen Cruises is located inside Bayside Marketplace through the main entrance straight towards the water.

Every 30 minutes. Starting at 10:00 AM from Stop #1 - Bayside Marketplace Customers are advised to visit our website or to download our app to find out more about our new health and safety measures and for the most update service information.

Cruise across the iconic MacArthur Causeway, the scenic bridge connecting Downtown Miami to South Beach. Enjoy stunning panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, the Miami skyline, and the city’s sparkling waterfront as you travel between two of Miami’s most vibrant districts.

Wynwood is Miami’s world-renowned arts district, celebrated for its vibrant street art and creative atmosphere. Best known for the iconic Wynwood Walls, the area features striking murals by internationally acclaimed artists, alongside contemporary galleries, trendy boutiques, and lively cafés that reflect the neighborhood’s dynamic cultural scene.

Little Havana is the cultural heart of Miami’s Cuban community, rich in heritage, music, and flavor. Centered around Calle Ocho (8th Street), the neighborhood is known for its colorful streets, Latin music, cigar shops, domino parks, and authentic Cuban cafés, offering a vibrant glimpse into the city’s Hispanic culture and traditions.

The Art Deco District in Miami Beach is home to the world’s largest collection of Art Deco architecture. Featuring over 800 preserved buildings from the 1920s and 1930s, the area is known for its pastel-colored façades, neon lights, geometric details, and distinctive retro charm that define South Beach’s iconic look.