Miami itinerary: beaches, Art Deco, Cuban food and the Everglades
Miami is beach days, Latin food, murals and nightlife, with the Everglades and the Keys close by. This prompt asks your todo.is agent to plan a Miami itinerary that mixes South Beach with Wynwood and Little Havana, fits in a swamp or Keys day, and works around summer storms and hurricane season.
The prompt
- Plan a Miami itinerary for [NUMBER OF DAYS] days, [TRAVEL DATES], for [WHO IS TRAVELLING]. Include South Beach and the Art Deco Historic District on Ocean Drive, Wynwood Walls and the Design District, Little Havana (Calle Ocho, Domino Park, a ventanita for cafecito), Coconut Grove or Coral Gables (Vizcaya, the Venetian Pool), and Key Biscayne. Add [DAY TRIP]. Our vibe: [VIBE]. Interests: [INTERESTS]. Plan beach time for the morning and indoor or shaded plans for afternoon storms. If my dates fall in hurricane season, tell me what to watch and how to stay flexible. Rideshare vs car, parking tips. One Cuban or seafood meal a day. PDF by email; no bookings.
What to change
- [NUMBER OF DAYS]: E.g. "4".
- [TRAVEL DATES]: E.g. "10 to 14 March". The agent flags Art Basel, spring break and hurricane season (June to November).
- [WHO IS TRAVELLING]: E.g. "couple", "group of friends", "family with small kids".
- [DAY TRIP]: E.g. "Everglades airboat ride", "drive to Key West", "Key Largo snorkelling", or "none".
- [VIBE]: E.g. "beach and nightlife", "relaxed and family-friendly", "foodie".
- [INTERESTS]: E.g. "art, architecture, Cuban food, snorkelling, rooftop bars".
Example result
- Miami in 4 days, a couple
- Beach, art, Cuban food · March
- Where to stay
- • South Beach: walk to the beach and Ocean Drive; lively and busy at night.
- • Brickell: high-rise downtown, rooftop bars, easy rides to Wynwood and Little Havana.
- Day 1: South Beach
- • Morning: beach at Lummus Park, then walk the Art Deco Historic District on Ocean Drive and Collins Avenue. A walking tour explains the buildings.
- • Afternoon: Española Way, Lincoln Road Mall.
- • Evening: sunset at South Pointe Park and the pier, dinner on the bay side.
- Day 2: Wynwood and the Design District
- • Morning: Wynwood Walls (ticketed entry) and the murals on the surrounding streets.
- • Breweries and taco spots in Wynwood for lunch.
- • Afternoon: Design District for architecture and the free Institute of Contemporary Art.
- • Evening: Brickell rooftop bar, then dinner downtown.
- Day 3: Everglades and Coral Gables
- • Morning: drive about 1 hour to an airboat tour on the edge of the Everglades, or Shark Valley in the national park for a tram or bike loop. Alligators are easiest to spot in the dry season.
- • Afternoon: Coral Gables: the Venetian Pool (seasonal; check the dates) and Miracle Mile.
- • Evening: Coconut Grove for waterfront dinner.
- Day 4: Little Havana and Key Biscayne
- • Morning: Calle Ocho, Domino Park, a cafecito from a ventanita window, guava pastelitos.
- • Lunch: Cuban sandwich or ropa vieja.
- • Afternoon: Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, then Key Biscayne's Bill Baggs park and lighthouse.
- Good to know
- • Spring break (March) and Art Basel (early December) bring big crowds.
- • Afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer; hurricane season runs June to November.
- • Parking in South Beach is limited and can be expensive; rideshare is easier.
How to do it with todo.is
- Copy the prompt and fill in days, dates, travellers, a day trip, vibe and interests.
- Paste it on the Today screen in todo.is, or message your agent on WhatsApp or Telegram.
- Your agent sends a Miami PDF with beach mornings, food stops and storm backups.
- Reply with changes like "add Key West" or "no nightlife, more family stuff". Book tours yourself.
Tips for a better result
- Key West is 3.5 to 4 hours each way by car. Stay a night in the Keys rather than doing it as a day trip if you can.
- Visit the Everglades in the dry season (roughly December to April) for more wildlife and fewer mosquitoes.
- Ask your agent to set a recurring check of the hurricane forecast for the week before you travel.
- Plan Wynwood for a weekday morning; weekends and evenings get very crowded.
Miami itinerary: FAQ
- How many days do you need in Miami? Three to four days covers South Beach, Wynwood, Little Havana and a day trip. Add days for the Keys.
- When is the best time to visit Miami? December to April is drier and less humid. Hurricane season runs June to November, with the highest risk in late summer.
- Can you do Key West as a day trip from Miami? It is possible but long, around 7 to 8 hours of driving. A night in Key West or the middle Keys is more relaxed.
- Do I need a car in Miami? Not for South Beach and the city areas, where rideshare works well. A car helps for the Everglades and the Keys.
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