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Published On: Dec 11, 2006
Start day three with a tasty buffet. The Rusty Pelican is always a fine choice, plus the views of Biscayne Bay from the outdoor seating area are incredible. If you're searching for something a little more extravagant, try the buffet at the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne. There's also one in Coconut Grove if that's closer to where you're staying.
Miami Seaquarium
After brunch, check out the Miami Seaquarium. Whether you're traveling with or without youngsters this place is surely worth a visit. If you went to the Rusty Pelican, then it's only a brief drive away past Virginia Key. The Seaquarium features an assortment of oceanic splendors. The most popular attraction just may be the Sally the sea lion show. If you call ahead, you can schedule a time to swim with the dolphins - truly an unforgettable experience.
Beaches & Parks
After the Seaquarium, explore the wondrous outdoors. Crandon Park showcases pristine white sands along with grills and tables to set up a picnic and a golf course too. Bill Baggs Recreation Area is a beautiful spectacle with some of the nation's best snorkeling. If you're looking to merely chill on the beach, Bill Baggs is one of the nations finest.
Shopping
If you're looking to shop it up, the Shoppes at Bal Harbour are a shoppers dream including Gucci, Saks Fifth, Cartier and many more. The CocoWalk in Coconut Grove is also a great shopping venue.
Dinner
Select from a number of flavorful dishes at one of Miami's best French restaurants - the Palme D'Or in the Biltmore. Also delectable are the choice cuts from OLA Steak and the great modern American cuisine at North One 10. After your done eating, close out the evening with a couple of choice martinis at The Shore Club.
Now you've experienced three fun-filled days in the Miami sun. If you're planning to stay longer, have a look at more things to do in Miami. If you're heading home, the only thing left to ponder is when you're coming back.
Miami.NYCTourist.com
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