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MIAMI HIGHLIGHTS Agents at Ball & Chain


South Beach


Welcome to Miami… S


ay the word ‘Miami’, and a few things might jump to mind – the beach, the


weather, Miami Vice, the Will Smith song…the list goes on. But beyond the movie references and music is a melting pot of cultures, cuisine and character that will keep your customers busy before or after their cruise.


HIT THE BEACH


South Beach is every beachgoer’s dream. Bars and restaurants line Ocean Drive, catching your eye with their happy hour deals in some of the biggest cups you’ll ever see. You’ll hear Miami’s legendary reggaeton at every step, and the occasional rev of an engine as a Porsche or Ferrari roars


You’ll hear Miami’s legendary reggaeton at every step, and the occasional rev of an engine as a Porsche or Ferrari roars past


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past. Just a few blocks from the coast are some of South Beach’s busiest streets, with more bars, cafes and hotels, which are lively day and night.


SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP South Beach is also great for shopping. If your clients want


to dabble in a little high street shopping, recommend Lincoln Road, which has all the American stores your customers will have on their wish lists. The outdoor mall also has plenty of places to stop for a bite to eat after working up an appetite. For more serious shoppers, there’s Sawgrass Mills, 40 miles north of South Beach, which has everything from Target to Saks and Nordstrom to Barneys.


GET A TASTE OF CUBA Miami is known for its Caribbean influences and Latin American diaspora, and nowhere embodies that authentic Cuban experience more than Little Havana. We covered a few of its 30 square blocks on a


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