Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Friday, May 30, 2008
Fathers Day Miami Vacations, Fathers Day in Miami
Where to stay? Not in a hotel for sure. Expensive standard service and packed for festivities is not what you really want in order to spent Fathers Day with your dad. Get a Miami Vacation Rental. Comfortable, affordable, you can even rent a car in Miami and parked it on the property rental. It will be like an extension of home in Miami.
Where to eat? The list is endless, but good Miami restaurants are not that much here a small list of my recommendations. Actually my dad and I have eaten in these places:
B.E.D
China Grill
Smith & Wollensky
The Forge
Barton G
What to do? Well, that depend, my dad likes Miami Golf. Perhaps a movie or a presentation of the symphonic orchestra in Miami. That’s very personal but here some wide recommendations:
Coral Castle
Everglades
Miami Science Museum
South Beach
Vizcaya
Ooo and bye the way, dount give him a tie as a present. Not this year AGAIN
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Memorial Day Weekend in Miami, Miami Hip Hop Vacations
Another Memorial Day vacation weekend will burst onto Miami and Miami Beach, unleashing dozens of hip-hop Miami celebrities and their roving bands of awestruck fans on sun-drenched shores. In tradition, thousands of heads and countless rappers including Jadakiss, Busta Rhymes and Fat Joe are heading to Miami for Memorial Day Weekend. Whoo Kid spun at Amika for the Team Roc Launch Party; while Fat Joe and Cam’Ron stopped by the Empire Nightclub for the Memorial Day Weekend at Miami Nightclubs.
Things kick into full swing on with the self-proclaimed Madame of Miami, Jacki-O and Busta Rhymes celebrating at Mansion with DJ S&S and Goldfinger. ClubState continues its holiday with 50 Cent and The Game scheduled to drop by while Stat Quo will host the "Welcome to Miami" party.
In conclusion, celebs will mingle at a variety of bashes including the Busta Rhymes Birthday Party at Miami Restaurants and the Official Core DJs Jump-Off with David Banner comes Sunday. For more info click here…
Friday, April 18, 2008
Exotica Vacations in Miami Beach
For those Miami weekends that you find yourself doing the same boring things and going to the same unexciting places, Miami Exxxotica is the perfect solution to unravel an out of this world Miami Weekend.
This 2008 Miami event is scheduled to take place from April 18th through the 20th. Guests at Exxxotica Miami will be treated to performances, seminars and also get the chance to see some of the biggest names in adult entertainment. The hours for the Festival will be 4-11PM on Friday, Noon-11PM on Saturday and Noon to 7PM on Sunday. That gives guests more than enough time to see everything. See more info…
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Miami Gay Vacations
Miami is the winter playground for gay America. Imagine a long, perfect beach, the world’s best Art-Deco architecture, and pulsating Gay Miami nightlife. Then fill it with gorgeous people and spice it up with a little Latino culture, and you’ve got Miami Beach, more commonly known as South Beach or SoBe. It seems like everyone here is a model...or could be. It’s a very trendy place to be, and people tend to look their best. But, where to stay? The Sun City has a very well develop industry of Miami Vacation Rentals, for those of you that desire the privacy of your own furnished apartment in the hart of South Beach.
Before you head to Miami beaches, check out the Art Deco Historic District. There are guided walking tours available. But few attractions pull visitors away from the beach, and the collection of cafes, galleries, and Miami Clubs around it. Ocean Drive runs along the beach, and it’s a great place to people-watch. Lincoln Road, parallel to Ocean, is a pedestrian-only strip of Miami Restaurants and shops.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Spring Break in Miami Drinking Binge
Let’s face it. For those of us that have been there, done that, Miami Spring Break is just a self destructive face in which you just decide to kill yourself with liquor, sex and some other things that I prefer not to talk about. But Whyyyy? Is what make me write about this.
Stupid as it might sound, I believe the more you forbid some one to do something, at 21 the forbidden is what you want to do. In 1984 the National Minimum Drinking Age Act effectively raised the minimum drinking age to 21, and as a result binge drinking became common among American young adults and minors since alcohol became viewed as a symbol of rebellion, and private, dangerous environments are for many young Americans the only place where they can access alcohol. Spring Break is the celebration off all of these behaviors.
Maybe, I am just getting old but, these are definitely no vacations at all. By the time you binge your liver to a whole week of liquor you will be so tired you will need at least a whole entire week to recuperate from your “vacation”. Young America has a tendency of defining Miami vacations with just one word “Drinking”. Let me tell you all; there is plenty more in Miami to enjoy.
East of Collins Ave is Ocean Drive, and this is where you will find the Miami you see on TV and in the movies. There are plenty of famous Miami restaurants and clubs on Ocean Drive, including Nikki Beach. Being on the Florida coast, Ocean Drive is also a great place to go people-watching during your spring break vacation.
Washington Avenue runs parallel on the other side of Collins and it is one the most famous spots in South Beach. This is where some of the world’s largest and most well-known clubs are, including Prive and Mansion. Washington Avenue is packed with party goers every night of the week from evening until early morning, and Spring Break in South Beach is definitely no exception. There are even concierges services that can get you in the clubs with no door standing.
If you are looking for cheap eats during your spring break in Miami head on over to Alton Road, where you can find plenty of fast-food joints, restaurants, and grocery stores. For art galleries, restaurants, and luxury car rentals, head north to Espanola Way. For shopping, many people consider the Lincoln Road open-air pedestrian mall to be Miami South Beach’s premiere spot.
Monday, March 10, 2008
BestMiamiConcierges.com
Best Miami concierges.com offers a large variety of services to its clients, just to name a few:
Best Miami Concierges can be contacted as follows:
Address: 1329 Alton road, Miami Beach, 33139
Telephone: Tel: (786) 970-3884
Web Site: http://www.bestmiamiconcierges.com/
Email: info@bestmiamiconcierges.com
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Visit Miami in a Motorcycle
Before starting the bike make sure to:
- To start with, visitors wishing to rent a motorcycle in Miami need to be the holder of a valid driver license with motorcycle endorsement from country or state of permanent residence.
- Usually, Miami motorcycle rental agencies require a minimum rental age of 21 years old.
- Miami motorcycles rentals contracts generally provide unlimited mileage and basic liability insurance.
- Most Miami motorcycle agencies request a hefty deposit up to several thousands of dollars.
- In general, each rental agency has it own policies and requirements some decide to rent only to older drivers (above thirty) and to bikers that have at least 5 years experience.
- The more powerful the motorcycle the more requirements are imposed by rental companies.
- Some bike rental companies offer 24 hour road assistance and usually provide helmets with the rented bikes.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Miami Info of Miami Ink
The following are the 8 thing that as per James every human being should do before 30:
B. It's one thing to get your kid’s name tattooed, but remember tattoos last a lot longer than romance, and they are way more expensive to remove than to tattoo.
C. Don’t get tattooed for anyone else, get tattooed for you.
3 . RIDE A ROLLERCOASTER — Ami recommends the following coasters to try:
For loops, try the Colossus at Thorpe Park, England. The Colossus has an awesome 10 loops in its tail.For speed, the Kingda Ka at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is the world’s fastest and tallest roller coaster.
Friday, January 11, 2008
Vacation in Miami Neighborhoods
Sizzling, sun-drenched Miami is hot again -- the place to be seen and to make a scene. Its heavy Latin American influence, glitterati-infused party scene, delightful art deco architecture, contemporary art boom, and beaches of white-as-bleached-teeth sand make this a city like no other.
If you are planning to relocate or travel to Miami, you are not alone. Miami-Dade County, also known as Metro-Dade County, has experienced a 20 percent growth in population over the last ten years, much of it from recent immigrants. The county now contains the second largest percentage of foreign-born residents in the United States. While the City of Miami boasts the largest population, many new residents choose to live outside the city, in surrounding municipalities and unincorporated areas of the County
Population: 360,000. 60% Hispanic. Miami is the largest city in Miami-Dade County and a city of extremes: spectacular wealth living side by side with dire poverty. It is both a bustling international financial Mecca and a hotbed of Latin music and culture that is sweeping America. Originally a town of white Southern farmers and businessmen, Miami is less a "melting pot" than a sometimes uneasy co-existence of unique cultures and customs: white, African-American, Latino, Haitian, Jewish.
Over a dozen of different neighborhoods. They are used by the city of Miami, usually for planning purposes. Each of the Neighborhoods has a tourism office to help improve the neighborhoods travel and tourism. This is a list of the most popular neighborhoods of the City of Miami in the U.S. state of Florida.