Miami Vacation Rentals

Explore our Miami, FL, vacation rentals

Snag a Miami condo rental in the downtown area or set your sights on a beach house. With privacy, plenty of space, and amenities like ocean views, outdoor areas, or direct beach access, your trip away will kick off on a high note. The Sunshine State has no shortage of things to do, so you can fill your itinerary or lounge the days away as you choose.

While the city is known for its nightlife, beaches, and of course its all-star NBA team, the Miami Heat, its fun doesn’t stop there. Sightsee through the Art Deco Historic District, tour Biscayne Bay’s marine sanctuary, and Collins Avenue promises shop-til-you-drop opportunities for retail therapy. If that’s not enough, the area also boasts incredible cuisine, headliner shows and music festivals, watersports, and spas.

Things to do in Miami, FL

Not sure where to begin? Book your stay in a Miami vacation rental and let the good times roll. 

• Take in some of Miami's breathtaking natural wonders, like Everglades National Park. Be your own guide and wander through this 1.5-million-acre wetland preserve, or take a ranger-guided tour through the marshes and pine flatwoods. Biscayne Bay, a state aquatic preserve and part of Biscayne National Park, largely consists of water and is brimming with sea life. Here, you can join a glass bottom boat tour or rent a kayak at Dante Fascell Visitor Center for unforgettable excursions, including snorkeling and diving. 
• For more time outdoors, try some wreck diving in one of the largest artificial reefs in the world, or visit Crandon Beach Park for a picnic and explore the surrounding ecosystems. Or, visit the many exotic wildlife, plants, and fish that can be found at the Crandon Park Nature Center.
• Art lovers and history buffs will have more than enough to see with museums like Frost Art Museum, Perez Art Museum, Coral Gables Museum, and HistoryMiami Museum. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, home of the late industrial executive, James Deering, is an opulent oasis amidst the subtropical forest, built with Italian architectural influences. With a little planning, you can get tickets to catch a show that's part of the rich and diverse programming at Adrienne Arsht Center for Performing Arts, the second-largest performing arts center in the U.S.
• Miami's Floribbean cuisine—a combination of Latin American, Caribbean, and American cuisines—reflects its diverse population, and foodies will be in heaven here. Savor your morning cortado (a drink made with coffee and milk) and your pastelito (a Cuban stuffed puff pastry) as you lounge on the balcony or patio of your beach condo. Then, wind your way through the city, stopping at Miami's famous food trucks for a delicious snack to keep your energy up.
• If you'd rather leave the planning to someone else, Miami has a diverse tour scene. For food-based tours, consider Food Tours of Miami or Miami Culinary Tours. If you really want to condense your food and culture experience even more, plan a tour with The Art Experience. Hop on the designated shuttle and view the best art collections in the area while you learn about the history of Midtown, Wynwood, and the Design District. Then, gather for a delicious dinner curated by the area's top chefs and celebrity restaurants.

Nightlife in Miami

Miami, also known as the Magic City, is not only classified as a significant metropolitan area, but it offers multiple venues for those looking for some fun after dark that lasts until dawn. You'll find popular night spots in a variety of areas within the city: Downtown, Wynwood, Brickell, and Midtown. From casual, laid-back scenes to trendy, light-flashing EDM clubs, you'll easily find a place to go out and stay out until the sun comes up. You can also head to nearby Miami Beach, FL for even more fun.

Immerse yourself in the diverse culture and abundant opportunities for fun and entertainment of all kinds in this magical, non-stop city, and book a stay in one of our vacation homes—the perfect home base for seeing Miami.

Is Miami a good place for a beach vacation?

If you’re looking to savor the best of both worlds, with downtown attractions and white sand beaches, Miami is your place. Though you are less likely to find quiet, uncommercialized shorelines, Miami is a great beach vacation for those looking to enjoy a bit of everything. After a day of lounging along the sands of South Beach, cool off with a drink downtown or keep the excitement rolling with Latin dancing.