Taste the unexpected at Schnebly Redland's Winery & Brewery, where exotic wines are crafted from tropical fruits instead of grapes. Don’t miss the avocado wine— the first of its kind—featuring a citrus-pear aroma and crisp notes of grapefruit. Sip other one-of-a-kind tropical blends as you relax by natural coral waterfalls and a koi pond, all nestled in the heart of Homestead’s lush farmland.

In 1933, animal behaviorist Joseph DuMond released six Java monkeys into the forests of South Dade. Today, you can see their descendants, along with hundreds of other exotic primates, roam freely at Monkey Jungle. Get up-close views in the 30-acre wildlife park that mimics their natural habitat. The park also features one of Miami’s largest fossil collections, showcasing more than 5,000 specimens dating back over 10,000 years.

Jungle Island offers a wild escape into a world of rare and exotic animals. This hidden gem has been thrilling visitors since 1936 with up-close encounters, high-energy animal shows, and interactive exhibits you won’t find anywhere else. Meet wallabies, lemurs, and flamingos up close on the VIP tour, which also includes special encounters with exotic parrots, reptiles, and giant tortoises.

Discover the Wynwood Art District in a whole new light with Wynwood Buggies—a fun, eco-friendly way to explore the world’s largest street art hub. Led by local artists passionate about the scene, these tours offer an insider’s look at Wynwood’s bold murals, hidden gems, and ever-evolving creative spirit. This one-of-a-kind ride will take you through the heart of Miami’s most colorful neighborhood, where culture, history, and artistic energy collide.

Set off on a moonlit adventure with the Full Moon Kayak Tour, where glowing kayaks guide you through serene mangrove trails and into the tranquil waters of the Intracoastal. Led by local guides, you'll paddle to Sandspur Island, one of Oleta River State Park’s hidden gems, before arriving at a private beach cove lit by campfires and tiki torches. Kick back with beach chairs, games, refreshments, and s’mores as you soak in an unforgettable night under the stars.

The Ancient Spanish Monastery is no ordinary place of worship—it’s home to a nearly 1,000-year-old medieval church originally built in northern Spain. Purchased in 1925, it was dismantled stone by stone and shipped to the U.S. Explore the serene Church of St. Bernard de Clairvaux, stroll through arched hallways, and take in the peaceful beauty of pristine gardens, massive banyan trees, and a winding labyrinth.

Visit KoKo for a sophisticated Mexican culinary experience. Enjoy a meal that revolves around nixtamal, mezcal and wood fire. The restaurant features an eye-catching wall displaying over 400 tequilas and mezcals. And if you're feeling adventurous and want a truly unique meal, taste one of the restaurant's four insect dishes – featuring ants, agave worms and crispy grasshoppers.