
Miami Everglades Airboat Rides, Little Haiti Music and Bay Views
Native Gladesmen steer small airboats, ZeyZey serves tacos with live sets, then a 1950s resort pool and Key Biscayne seafood.


On the edge of the Everglades, family-run Everglades River of Grass Adventures takes small groups out by custom airboat. USCG-certified native Gladesmen captains steer boats seating five to eight, spotting wildlife and explaining wetland ecology and conservation. Choose semi-private or private outings, with specialized sunset departures for seeing the marsh at dusk.
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ZeyZey Miami pairs an airy outdoor performance space with a cozy interior in Little Haiti. Live acts and DJ sets span indie rock, folk, pop and EDM. Resident vendor Tacos María serves street tacos. The bar pours craft cocktails and local beers. Friday and Saturday hours run from 5 PM to 3 AM.
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Fontainebleau Miami Beach pairs its 1950s facade with an oceanfront resort setting on Collins Avenue. Attentive pool staff and beach access shape the daytime stay. La Côte serves poolside lunch, while loungers fill quickly on busy days. Guests praise the restaurants, and LIV nightclub anchors the resort's nightlife. LIV tickets are sold separately.
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At Rusty Pelican Miami on Rickenbacker Causeway in Key Biscayne, window tables frame sweeping views of the water and Miami skyline. The restaurant serves seafood. Weekend brunch is also offered. It opens at 11 AM on Saturdays and Sundays. Reviewers report high noise levels and service that ranges from attentive to slow.
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