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Beyond the Sea: Port Mini-Breaks
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Miami: Pre- or Post-Cruise Mini-Break
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If you cruise regularly, it's not surprising if you think of Miami mainly as the departure point for your vacation. But even before the end of the 19th century, when passenger steamships all still had masts, Miami already was becoming a major vacation destination in its own right.
With more than a century of existence as a favorite vacation destination, Miami has developed an incredible range of tourist assets and activities -- so even if you plan to fly here primarily to board your ship, it truly behooves you to consider extending your stay three days before or after your cruise to enjoy Miami and its South Florida surroundings.
Whether you are an active romantic couple, mellowed seniors or parents sharing a vacation with your children, Miami has something for everyone.
--By Steve Faber, a longtime contributor to Cruise Critic and regular contributor to Cruise Critic's Cruise News & Reviews. Beyond our publications, Faber's work has appeared in a myriad of outlets, including "Cruise Travel," "The Miami Herald" and in "The Total Traveler Guide to Worldwide Cruising."
Image provided by the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau.
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Miami: Family Mini-Break
Bringing the kids? Swim with dolphins, explore Little Havana or check out the Miami Children's Museum!
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Miami: Couples Mini-Break
Miami's romantic sunsets, lush subtropical climate and pulsing Latin rhythms make this sizzling city a haven for couples.
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Miami: Senior Mini-Break
There's a reason retirees migrate to South Florida in droves! Check it out for yourself on our three-day itinerary.
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