Don't miss the butterfly garden, the edible garden and the Keys Coastal Habitat, a four-acre collection of native plants that attracts migratory birds.
After a tour of the villa and 10-acre subtropical paradise on Biscayne Bay, enjoy tea on the terrace overlooking the water.
Start with El Habanero for a sampling of authentic Cuban croquetas, tamales and stuffed cassava; then dig into a platter of the thin-cut, Cuban-style steak called palomilla.
Recognized by Food & Wine magazine as one of the top 50 wine experiences, Captain’s Tavern Restaurant & Seafood Market is a can’t-miss stop while you’re in Miami.
The open-air CocoWalk on Grand Avenue offers rows of boutiques and shops.
Stop by Koko & Palenki for the cutest dresses, shoes and handbags.
Head to Coco Gelato for scoops of handmade Italian ice cream, Latin-style, where you can sample classic chocolate or tamarindo.
Led by resident musical director, Rodolfo Zuniga, the club treats patrons to a cabaret experience. If you miss the Saturday performance, stop by on Tuesday for the wine specials.
