There is a lot to see, experience and explore in Miami, Florida. With a city population of over 400,000 people and a metropolitan area encompassing over 5 million people, the waterfront city of Miami offers a lot to enjoy. You can spend entire days exploring urban Miami areas such as Downtown, Midtown, Brickell, Coconut Grove and ethnic quarters such as Little Havana. Miami's surrounding communities offer many more things to see and enjoy.

Miami Beach is a hidden Gemstone in the Miami area. Miami Beach is an Island city of about 90,000 people separated from mainland Miami by the Biscayne Bay. When you visit Miami Beach, get ready to pull out the camera and camcorder and take plenty of photos and videos of this fantastic paradise. The Macarthur Causeway, Julia Tuttle Causeway, Venetian Causeway offer a scenic drive between Miami and Miami Beach. As you drive along these roads you are greeted by white modern high rising luxury apartments and condominiums of Miami Beach and to your sides are paradise-like exclusive Island communities of Venteian Islands and Fisher Island. As you enter Miami Beach, you begin to notice a paradise island for luxurious living and playing. The Miami Beach Golf Club, Normandy Shores Golf Course, La Gorce Country Club, Fisher Island Club reveal a spectacular site of golf courses on Islands of the Atlantic Ocean.

As you navigate through Miami Beach streets you are surrounded by art deco architecture of hundreds of hotels, night life spots, restaurants, and shops. You soon begin to notice that Miami Beach is a major resort city that attracts crowds from all over the world, not just local visitors.

A walk or drive along the streets of South Beach neighborhood begins to reveal the hottest night life scene in Miami. The hip streets of South Beach are dedicated just for bars, clubs, cafes and restaurants, which are open all night long until 5 and 6 a.m. The party at South Beach literally doesn't stop until the sun rises. The glowing signs and lights emanating from every night life venue, palm trees, diverse music beat echos, and hot young crowds create a sizzling environment. All of the action of South Beach is located along Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue, Washington Avenue, Lincoln Road, Espanola Way.

South Beach is lined up with an array of unique art deco architecture, a classic style reflecting the 1920's and 1930's glamorous era. In fact, the Historic Art Deco District contains the largest collection of art deco structures, with over 900 total buildings. Because of this, South Beach and Miami Beach has been an absolute magnet for fashion shoots, TV shows, and movies.

In addition to the hot night scene, South Beach boasts the hottest beach area in Miami, in Lummus Park along Ocean Drive. A drive to the southern tip of the neighborhood reveals another spectacular public waterfront area, South Pointe Park. The famous beach walk spans for miles along the entire eastern coast of South Beach and continues north to other areas of Miami Beach, allowing awesome access to the Atlantic Ocean. In the middle of all the action of South Beach, is an excellent public park, Flamingo Park at Meridian Avenue. Flamingo Park offers locals and visitors fantastic recreational opportunities of tennis, basketball, field sports, swimming, and more. And the famous and perhaps infamous Casa Casuarina is the former mansion of fashion mogul Gianni Versace is absolutely worthy of taking look.

The beaches of Miami Beach are full of a attractive scene worth of including in a collection of Miami Videos. The beaches of Miami Beach are full of hot bodies, and not to mention topless sunbathing is widely tolerated. Videos of beautiful girls, some of them topless, at Miami Beach is a signature scene.

A tour through Lincoln Road reveals a beautiful open-air promenade mall that offers some of the best shopping, dining, entertainment and people-watching in the area. South Beach has as much culture as night life and beach life, with Miami Beach Convention Center, Lincoln Theater, Jackie Gleason Theater and an array of museums such as Bass Museum of Art, Art Deco Museum, Erotic Art Museum, Wolfsonian Museum. Additionally, South Beach boasts a dozen art galleries.

The gemstones of Miami don't stop at Miami Beach. Surrounding areas that are just as impressive and similar to Miami Beach include Key Biscayne to the south, and northern communities of Indian Creek, Surfside, Bal Harbour, Bay Harbor Islands, Golden Beach, and Sunny Isles Beach. These unique island communities also offer luxurious living and playing with plenty of beach areas.