🌴 Miami in 4 Days: Top 5 Attractions Accessible by Public Transport!

📍 From November 20–23, 2024, I spent 4 amazing days exploring Miami! Previously, I shared how to get from FLL Airport to MIA via Tri Rail for just $3.75 🚆, and how to travel around Miami without a car 🚍. This time, I’m bringing you the Top 5 Must-Visit Spots in Miami all accessible by public transport. Save this for your trip! 💾 1️⃣ Miami Beach (South Beach) 🏖️ Crystal-clear turquoise water, soft white sand—this is the iconic “jellyfish sea” you’ve heard about! ☀️ To get here from MIA, take the 150 Express Bus (check my previous post for details!). 🦎 Fun surprise: I spotted colorful lizards sunbathing on the grass along the oceanwalk—felt like the Galápagos Islands! 2️⃣ Key West 🚤 Yes, you can reach the southernmost point of the U.S. even without a car! A separate post is coming soon on this. 3️⃣ Little Havana 🎺 Get off at Government Center (via Metrorail/Mover/Trolley) and take Bus 207 to this vibrant neighborhood. Walk down Calle Ocho filled with bars, shops, and restaurants. Enjoy live music in the afternoon, sip a Mojito, and soak in the Cuban vibes. 🍹 4️⃣ Bayside Park 🎡 A beautiful waterfront park in downtown with a giant Ferris wheel offering skyline views. Take a boat tour ($25) to see the luxurious mansions on nearby islands, or simply relax by the water. ⛵ 5️⃣ Brickell City Centre & Design District 🛍️ Love shopping? Stroll through Brickell’s modern mall or explore the luxury boutiques in the Design District. 🔶 Look who I met—a giant rooster crowing at the Government Center bus stop! 🐓 💡 Pro Tip: If you’re staying downtown, you probably won’t need to pay for buses. The free Trolley and Mover can take you almost everywhere! 🆓🚎 #Miami #TravelGuide #PublicTransport #SoloTravel #MiamiBeach #LittleHavana #KeyWest #Bayside #TravelTips #USA