Cheap flights to Miami

Many events and activities are canceled in Miami due to the pandemic but there are still things to do in 2021, especially if they are outdoors.

* Marinas are open and operators are offering cruises for Biscayne Bay. 
* Beaches are open and travelers can enjoy a bunch of activities like kayaking, swimming, and parasailing.
* National parks, like The Everglades, are open too, although it’s important to check restrictions due to rains or floods.
* The Wynwood Arts District is a great attraction to visit. It’s the best place in Miami to check street art and it’s safe even in a pandemic.
* Tours to discover the Art Deco District, Fisher Island or Ocean Drive are another intact attraction for 2021.

There are three national parks in Miami: The Everglades, Dry Tortuga and Biscayne. They all have rich fauna and flora, with alligators, birds and felines, besides serving as a habitat for endangered species. When in Miami, travelers should visit at least one of them.

Miami certainly offers fun for the kids. Top family attractions in Miami are:

* Zoo Miami – A 100 hectares of forests and meadows that house 800 species.
* Miami Children’s Museum – A museum specifically designed for children of all ages.
* Venetian Pool – Known as “the most beautiful pool in the world” combines Italian architecture with tropical foliage and water from a subterranean aquifer. 
* Tidal Cove – A water park with a 4,000-square feet kids’ pool.
* Everglades National Park – The largest subtropical natural area in the United States and habitat of many endangered species.

The most iconic areas in Miami are Miami Beach and Little Havana, but there are many other cool neighborhoods, like Wynwood (known as the “art district”), South Beach, Coral Gables and Coconut Grove.