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The Miami Dadeland Marriott is located approximately 15 minutes from Coral Gables and 40 minutes from South Beach. Within a short driving distance are historic attractions such as the Metrozoo and Coral House. Supremely convenient and graciously urban, this Marriott property is perfect for any occasion that calls for a touch of class. Located just across the street from the Dadeland Mall in the residential district of Kendall, the hotel has plenty of meeting and convention space, making it a favorite with business travelers. During off hours, relax poolside or enjoy a leisurely meal in Whitneys Restaurant. Newly renovated guest rooms feature a remote control TV, fully stocked minibar, safes, iron and ironing boards, hairdryers, dataport telephone with voicemail, and high-speed Internet access.

Once defined by its Spanish cultural heritage, Miami, a city in Florida, has quickly become the seventh-largest metropolitan area in the United States. It wasn’t until the 1950s that the beach city was seen as a major vacation destination for celebrities who were drawn to Miami’s warm tropical climate and beautiful beaches—which today remain two of Miami’s distinctive features.

Since the mid-‘50s, Miami continues to draw visitors from all around the globe who enjoy shopping in downtown Miami, also referred to as the “Central Business District.” Visitors can also explore the city’s rich Spanish history by strolling along Cuban Memorial Boulevard which contains monuments like the Eternal Torch and Nestor Izquierdo statue, honoring the heroes who fought for Cuban independence. For a taste of current Cuban life, stop by Little Havana, a popular neighborhood in Miami where locals dance to traditional Cuban music and sip Cuban coffee.  

Miami Beach, including South Beach, is a major entertainment destination with nightclubs, boutiques, restaurants, hotels and long stretches of beach. For folks who need to escape the city and get back to nature, Everglades National Park, the United States’ largest subtropical wilderness.

Once defined by its Spanish cultural heritage, Miami, a city in Florida, has quickly become the seventh-largest metropolitan area in the United States. It wasn’t until the 1950s that the beach city was seen as a major vacation destination for celebrities who were drawn to Miami’s warm tropical climate and beautiful beaches—which today remain two of Miami’s distinctive features.

Since the mid-‘50s, Miami continues to draw visitors from all around the globe who enjoy shopping in downtown Miami, also referred to as the “Central Business District.” Visitors can also explore the city’s rich Spanish history by strolling along Cuban Memorial Boulevard which contains monuments like the Eternal Torch and Nestor Izquierdo statue, honoring the heroes who fought for Cuban independence. For a taste of current Cuban life, stop by Little Havana, a popular neighborhood in Miami where locals dance to traditional Cuban music and sip Cuban coffee.  

Miami Beach, including South Beach, is a major entertainment destination with nightclubs, boutiques, restaurants, hotels and long stretches of beach. For folks who need to escape the city and get back to nature, Everglades National Park, the United States’ largest subtropical wilderness.

Opened in 1971 and located on 220 acres next to Pro Player Stadium in North Dade, this track is known as one of the most prominent racing centers in North America. It hosts the Festival of the Sun, Florida's richest day of racing with a $1.3-million purse. The racetrack can accommodate up to 15,000 fans and 1,800 thoroughbreds. Live racing season runs May through January, while simulcast wagering goes on all year.

Cruise the beautiful waterways of Miami aboard the "El Loro" Pirate Boat. This cruise takes you through Biscayne Bay and the Venetian Islands with breathtaking views of downtown Miami skyscrapers and the mansions of famous celebrities that line the gorgeous waterways. The "El Loro" Pirate Boat is designed to provide guests of all ages with comfort, safety and a great time on board. The registered crew is prepared to take care of you with courtesy, friendliness and good humor.

Opened in 1971 and located on 220 acres next to Pro Player Stadium in North Dade, this track is known as one of the most prominent racing centers in North America. It hosts the Festival of the Sun, Florida's richest day of racing with a $1.3-million purse. The racetrack can accommodate up to 15,000 fans and 1,800 thoroughbreds. Live racing season runs May through January, while simulcast wagering goes on all year.

The Hollywood Beach Theatre is located on the Boardwalk that inspired the song. Here you can sit back and enjoy an open-air performance with the sea breeze gently caressing your face. Adjacent to the theatre is the boardwalk which is used as a dance floor. Three musical series are performed here throughout the year - Theater Under the Stars with music from the 30's and 40's, Dancing in the Moonlight featuring the fox trot and the cha cha and On the Boardwalk with rock from the 50's and 60's.

Now there's no need to brave the seas, you can just sail over them in absolute comfort. Oceania Cruises offers you a posh trip to far off shores, in any of their three cruise liners (684 guest capacity). Head to exotic destinations all over the globe. And in the mean time have more adventures on the ship itself; live entertainment, bars, lectures and lessons and an onboard spa will keep you occupied. Forget the sea; you will sink into the cushy beds in the oh-so-luxurious suites.

This year-round 18-hole golf course plays well at all skill levels. It is 6,670 yards, par 72 from the back tees and 5,675 yards, par 72 from the front tees. Although caddies are not available and walking the course is not permitted, golf carts are included in the greens fees. The facility rents clubs at California Club and does permit spiked shoes. The course offers reduced fees on weekdays, during the low season (May-November) and for twilight plays.