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Sandwiched between Downtown Miami and South Beach, Miami’s bountiful zoological theme park, Jungle Island is popular for its exotic animals, sensational social events, and flashy pink flamingos. Founded in 1936, the Jungle Island, formerly known as the Parrot jungle, is one of the oldest attractions in Miami filled with entertaining animal shows of lemurs and tortoises along with hands-on activities at the Petting Barn. The 18-acre park is the warehouse of a thousand varieties of parrots with more than 3,000 varieties of animals. Environmentally sustained Jungle Island has its own water park featuring rapids, riptides, slides, and a climbing wall. Visitors can explore the newly established 13,800 sq Feet Treetop ballroom and enjoy delectables under the expert supervision of Executive Chef Mark Borowski. Read More

Unlike the other water parks in Miami, Jungle Splash is a very unique and one-of-a-kind park set on the Parrot Bay. After exploring the Jungle Island’s lush tropical parks and exhibits, head to the Parrot Cove- a private beach area that boasts the amazing Rainforest Riptide. Sliding and floating through the massive water playground with a series of obstacle courses is an excellent way to spend your time in Miami. Parrot Cove also offers sun loungers and refreshments on the beach. Read More

Especially known for its amazing scuba diving options guests can visit Key Largo by driving down from Miami for approximately an hour. Since the area has a rich variety of coral reefs as well as marine animals, this part is delightful for diving and exploring the marine life. But if scuba diving is not your forte, you can even opt for glass-bottom boat tours which can let you experience the ecosystem beneath you without having to physically dive. There are also plenty of restaurants that serve everything ranging from seafood to international cuisine as well as various bars and night clubs for the visitors. What’s Unique: One of the best spots for scuba diving in the state. Read More

Key West is a long drive away from Miami, however, reaching there, you will discover some of the most beautiful sceneries as well as places of historical importance in the city. The city used to be home to famous people such as Ernest Hemingway and now holds some of the best museums as well as galleries. There is so much to do at this city from art galleries to nightlife, nature to man-made wonders and so much more. The experience that the city gives has a unique touch to it and the historical importance, as well as the natural beauty of the city, make it a must-visit spot for tourists. What’s Unique: Rich culture and history and some great museums. Read More

Across the vast stretch of 270 acres, the Larry and Penny Thompson Memorial Park and Campground is one of a kind in Southwest Miami Dade, stationed just beside the popularly visited Miami Zoo. The park is enveloped with wildflowers, rock pinelands, mango and lychee trees adorned by multiple picnic spots in all corners. Named after Miami Herald’s columnist Larry Thompson and his wife Penny Thompson, travelers can enjoy the experience of camping in its huge 240 campsites. Campers can take a quick dive in the small freshwater lake, take a stroll around the seasonal beach or go for horseback riding to make the trip adventurous. Wifi facility in the camps is available along with an onsite camp store. No worries for your pet, they can experience a peaceful stay, too. Rentals of the tent on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis are available along with advance reservations. Read More

Art is for all and with the same mission in mind, in 1998, three renowned artists namely Western Charles, Cooper, and Elizabeth Withstandley together created the non-profit art exhibition space in Miami the Locust Projects. Located just north of Wynwood, the Locust Projects showcase an array of contemporary art mingled with experimentation, bringing in the front the raw talents of exceptional visual artists. Inviting national and international artists, this longest-running non-profit art space also curates summer public programs, summer art intensives, and grants to local artists. Art enthusiasts can also take up souvenirs from the shop to make their journey even more memorable. Read More

The shape of Long Key resembles that of a snake with its jaws open, hence it was labeled Cayo Víbora by Spanish explorers, which means Rattlesnake Key in Spanish. Located in the middle of the Florida Keys, Long Key is now a major tourist island in Miami. Known for its beautiful views of the sunset and soft beaches, Long Key is ideal for those who wish for a quiet retreat from Miami. This scenic, peaceful, and uncrowded island features stunning white-sand beaches and wildlife reserves. There are also campgrounds & options for outdoor recreation such as camping, hiking, etc. Read More

Placed slightly far from Miami, this camping ground is only open from November to May and offers both RV and tent campsites to its visitors. Guests cannot reserve sites in advance and can only get them upon arrival. Various campsites that are fully equipped with necessities are present alongside the beautiful trails and activities to do amidst nature.

The lavishness of Miami finds no boundary in Long Key State Park of Florida, located just beside the famous birding trail of Miami, inviting visitors from around the world. While the 2017 Hurricane had a rough impact on the entire ecospace of Long Key park, now the park has taken a rebirth from the ashes with a huge influx of tourists round the year. Camping in primitive tents along the side of the Atlantic Ocean is going to be your best camping experience in Miami, Each tent has its own picnic table, grill, and hammock stand. With no electric or water hookup, travelers need to be self-sufficient and their pets can accompany them in the campground, too. With the fishing license ready, you can try your hands at fishing, play geocaching and hike through the Golden Ob Trail and Layton trail. Snorkeling, paddling through the shallow waters, and swimming will be some excellent choice to spend some time, as well. Read More

Nestled in Coconut Grove corridor of Village West in Miami, Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church is the most ancient African American Baptist Church. The church equips a Sunday school which is one of the most popular parts of the church where they accept Jesus as a saviour. The church was named as St. Agnes Baptist Church at first which was later renamed as Macedonia in 1922.