Miami Beach Private Bike Tour: Art, History & Local Secrets

Miami Beach Private Bike Tour: Art, History & Local Secrets

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About this experience

Pedal your way through Miami on this private guided bike tour and enjoy a fully personalized experience that takes you beyond the typical tourist path. Because it’s by bicycle, you’ll visit places that tour buses can’t reach and take in the vibrant atmosphere of the city up close.

This private, 3-hour tour makes the most of Miami’s flat layout and lively street scene—perfect for exploring on two wheels. Cruise through iconic areas like the Art Deco District, Miami Beach, and Ocean Drive, while also slipping away from the crowds to discover hidden gems and local favorites. Along the way, your expert guide shares fascinating stories about Miami’s culture and history, from the era of Miami Vice to the days of the “cocaine cowboys,” giving you a true insider’s view of the city.

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Miami Beach Private Bike Tour: Art, History & Local Secrets

What's included

Bike rental

Private guide

Private Tour

Detailed itinerary

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Embark on a captivating journey along Ocean Drive, discovering the Carlyle, Gianni Versace Mansion, Pitbull's former restaurant, Muscle Beach, Beacon Hotel, and the charming South of Fifth district.

Experience the trendy vibes of Nikki Beach, one of South Beach's hippest beach bars with modern house music and a remarkable history.

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Wander through the picturesque South Pointe Park, one of the world's most scenic parks, recently renovated and surrounded by water from three directions.

Glide past Washington Ave. Beach, the bustling street filled with historical sites that have shaped Miami Beach's vibrant culture.

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Admire Lincoln Road, a captivating urban oasis brimming with restaurants and shops. Discover its rich history and transformation from a vehicle-filled road to a pedestrian mall designed by the esteemed hotel architect Morris Lapidus in 1960.

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Journey through Espanola Way, a slice of Europe nestled in the heart of South Beach. Originally built in the 1920s as a residence for artists, it exudes Old World allure.