Miami Tours: The Best Routes and Excursions

1. 01.The Best Miami Tours
   Discover the city's iconic landmarks, like the Art Deco Historic District and the famous Ocean Drive. Immerse yourself in the history and learn more about Miami's most renowned neighborhoods.
2. 02.A Variety of Excursions
   Choose a boat tour to enjoy a cruise through Biscayne Bay and admire breathtaking views of Miami from the water. Or opt for an aerial tour by helicopter or plane to see the city from above.
3. 03.Personalized Tours and Unique Routes
   We offer not only classic tours but also exclusive routes tailored just for you. Want to explore hidden corners of Miami or visit unusual attractions? We can create a program that perfectly matches your interests.
4. 04.Client Recommendations and Reviews
   Our clients rave about the high-quality service and professionalism of our guides. They enthusiastically share their positive experiences, highlighting the personalized approach and the ability to customize the tour to their preferences.

• Coral Castle
  In the southern part of Miami lies one of the most unusual museums in the world — Coral Castle. This location is a symbol of unrequited love and perseverance. According to legend, a man, heartbroken after being rejected by his beloved due to his poverty, left his hometown and settled near Miami. There, he built this castle. Every piece of furniture is crafted from stone, making the museum a unique testament to the power of human emotion and labor.
• Stiltsville
  Stiltsville is a village on stilts located in the ocean just off the coast of Miami. Its former owner was famous for his ability to predict the weather and for making the best crab chowder in the area. Stiltsville attracts visitors with its atmosphere, its fascinating history, and the gambling that used to take place in the houses on the water.
• South Pointe Park
  One of the best spots to take in views of Downtown Miami and its famous beaches. Here, you can stroll along scenic pathways, stop by the waterfront, and capture stunning panoramic photos of the city and the ocean. It’s a perfect place to relax and enjoy some downtime.
• Villa Vizcaya
  The luxurious Villa Vizcaya, built in Renaissance style, has hosted U.S. presidents, the Queen of England, and the Pope. This grand mansion is a true architectural and historical monument, with breathtaking gardens and interiors that will impress every visitor.
• Wynwood Walls
  A Miami district known for its vibrant street art. Wynwood Walls is where every wall becomes a canvas for creativity. The area’s art galleries and mural-covered shops have made this neighborhood a symbol of contemporary art.

• World-class sports and medical centers.
• A variety of parks, zoos, and walking areas.
• Water sports, including yacht cruises and jet skiing.
• Plenty of opportunities for active outdoor recreation and leisurely strolls.

Nightlife: Clubs, Restaurants, and Festivals

• Numerous clubs and restaurants to suit every taste.
• The Miami Winter Conference, one of the world’s largest electronic music festivals, bringing together the most famous DJs and musicians annually.
• The unforgettable atmosphere of oceanfront night parties.

• By Car
  Miami Beach is a true mecca for tourists, located just 7 miles from Miami. In only 15 minutes, you’ll find yourself in this paradise. By the way, American Butler can help you rent a car so you can comfortably explore the city and its surroundings.
• Yacht Cruises
  Fancy a yacht excursion, admiring the breathtaking views of Miami, or maybe even a short cruise? It’s easily arranged.
• Helicopter Tours
  Ever dreamed of seeing the city from a bird’s-eye view? A helicopter tour will leave you with unforgettable impressions, especially if you choose to share the experience with a loved one. You can soar over Miami and its beaches, visit nearby islands, and finish off with a romantic dinner at one of the local restaurants.
• Walking Tours
  To truly feel the spirit of Miami, explore the city on foot or by ground transport, immersing yourself in an atmosphere where history meets modernity.