Miami

November to April — warm, dry and at its social peak, with the calmest seas for the bay and the islands. May and the autumn are quieter and warmer; hurricane season runs roughly June to November, which your advisor plans around.

Miami's finest beach clubs don't sell day passes — access comes through membership and relationships. Forest Travel arranges cabana days and club access through its connections, alongside the rest of your Miami journey.

Yes. We secure seats that aren't bookable online — the chef's counter, the off-menu tasting, the private dinner — at Miami's most sought-after and Michelin-starred kitchens, through relationships built over years.

In the finest luxury hotels of South Beach, Bal Harbour, Brickell or Coconut Grove, chosen for your taste. As a Virtuoso member, Forest Travel secures suite upgrades, resort credits and VIP amenities, and holds the best rooms early.

Yes. We arrange crewed private yacht days on Biscayne Bay — the islands, Stiltsville and the sandbars, with captain, chef and route around you — typically from around US$5,000 a day depending on the vessel and season.

Yes. Miami hosts 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, and Forest Travel — based in Miami — arranges VIP hospitality, the best-placed hotels and the city around each match. See our Luxury FIFA World Cup 2026 travel guide, and book early.

A bespoke Miami long weekend with Forest Travel typically starts from around US$10,000 and rises with suites, yacht days, hospitality and private transfers. It's an indicative starting point; your advisor confirms where your plans sit before you commit.

Plan six to eight weeks ahead for most visits, and three to four months for peak dates — Art Week in early December, spring break, the Grand Prix in May and the 2026 World Cup. The tables, cabanas and yacht crews worth having are finite and commit early. Last-minute weeks are possible when relationships allow, but the earlier you decide, the more completely the trip is shaped around you.

Yes. We arrange private aviation into Miami and its executive airports, helicopter transfers from the airport or between the city and the Keys, and chauffeured cars for every movement on the ground. For families and groups it often saves a full day. We coordinate the aircraft, timing and ground logistics as one seamless chain, so arrival feels effortless from wheels-down onward.

Yes. Early December turns Miami into one of the art world's capitals, and we arrange the parts that aren't public — preview access before the fairs open, private collection and gallery visits, and the dinners and pavilions that run alongside. Accommodation and tables sell out months ahead for these dates, so we secure lodging, dining and transfers early and build the days around the openings you most want to attend.

A great deal. We arrange yacht days on Biscayne Bay with crew and chef, private Everglades excursions and marine-life encounters, and cabana days at clubs that welcome children. Connecting suites, in-residence childcare and unhurried mornings keep the pace right for every age. The best family weeks in Miami mix water, warmth and just enough structure — planned so the adults relax as fully as the children.

By private chauffeur, arranged for the length of your stay. Miami rewards flexibility — beach in the morning, the design district by afternoon, dinner across the bay — and a dedicated car and driver removes every friction between them. For longer hops we add helicopter or boat transfers. You travel on your own clock, with the same driver who learns your rhythm across the week.

Easily — Miami is the natural gateway to the Caribbean. We pair a few days in the city with an island escape or a luxury small-ship voyage on lines such as Silversea, Regent Seven Seas, Seabourn or Crystal, most of which sail from Miami or nearby. We handle the connection end to end, so the transition from city to sea is seamless and unhurried.