Port
Miami, Florida, US
Activity Level
Moderate
Excursion Type
All
Wheelchair Accessible
No
Starting At
$129.95
Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
Duration
Approximately 4 Hours
Meals Included
Meals not included
Experience Miami's vibrant character on a guided panoramic drive showcasing the city's most celebrated districts. You'll pause for some free time in South Beach before embarking on your cruise.
Departing from the Pullman Miami Airport Hotel, enjoy a scenic ride across the MacArthur Causeway as your guide points out key landmarks and shares stories of Miami's history and culture.
In the feted South Beach district, take time to explore the famed Art Deco area — the world's largest collection of pastel-colored 1930s architecture adorned with tropical and geometric motifs.
Stroll along iconic Ocean Drive to see Gianni Versace's former mansion and the palm-lined eachfront that has made this area legendary.
Your journey continues past other notable neighborhoods, from the colorful streets and Latin flair of Little Havana to the cutting-edge murals of Wynwood and the lush avenues of Coral Gables.
Along the way, select photo stops ensure you capture the essence of the city before arriving at the port to begin your voyage.
Notes:
This tour is available only to guests whose cruise begins in Miami. The pick-up point for all guests is the Pullman Miami Airport. If you are not staying at the Pullman Miami Airport, you must plan to get to the Pullman Miami Airport with your luggage (at your own expense) in sufficient time prior to the scheduled departure time. The drop-off point for luggage for guests not staying at the Pullman Miami Airport is curbside outside the hotel. Do not bring your luggage inside the hotel; instead, look for the Holland America Line representative and your tour guide on the street front. Keep your luggage with you and meet the coach 15 minutes prior to your scheduled departure time with your luggage.
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