Afternoon Fishing Cruise - 12:30pm - 5:30pm 
Get ready for a fun-filled afternoon fishing the beautiful waters off of Florida’s spectacular coastline. The Gulf Stream runs just offshore from South Florida, creating one of the world’s greatest sports fishing locations. The captain of the cruise has extensive knowledge of fishing Miami waters, and will teach and educate even inexperienced anglers participating in this cruise. Price includes bait, tackle, rods, reels and license fees. Sunscreen and light, comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended.
Cost: $150 per person
Monday, January 11, 2010
Villa Vizcaya and Fairchild Tropical Gardens - 9am - 12pm 
The world famous Villa Vizcaya, a 16th century Italian Renaissance-styled villa nestled in ten acres of beautifully manicured gardens sits directly on Biscayne Bay. This 70-room palace features fine period furniture, textiles, sculpture and architectural elements from the 15th through the early 19th centuries. Formerly the winter home of James Deering, co-founder of International Harvester Company, its 1914 construction employed 1,000 artisans and took two years to complete. Today the splendid Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, and neoclassical rooms have been restored to their original splendor. The superb formal gardens feature many grottos, pools, fountains, and sculptures. Following Villa Vizcaya, visit the 83-acre Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens, which opened in 1938 and showcases exotic plants and trees from around the world set in a landscape masterpiece designed by William Lyman Phyllips, who also designed New York’s Central Park. Orchids, heliconias, breadfruit, wax palms and free ferns are just some of the Gardens’ luscious plant life.
Cost: $55 per person
Classic Miami City Tour - 1pm - 5pm 
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A fabulous way to get a feel for the unique atmosphere of Miami is to take a tour visiting some of the most popular destinations in this beautiful and vibrant city. The city tour will include visits to historic and quaint Coconut Grove, nestled in Biscayne Bay just south of Miami; Coral Gables, one of the oldest towns in Miami-Date County; The Arsht Center with its 1929 Art Deco Tower that was the first and largest art deco building in South Florida; the Freedom Tower which was built in 1924 and home to The Miami News until 1957, and a center for Cuban exiles in the early 1960s; and the colorful Art Deco District.
Cost: $45 per person
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Everglades Eco Adventure - 9am - 2pm 
Explore the Everglades! In this vast area of marshy land and water, you will ride aboard an airboat, skimming through the marshes and sawgrass, and discovering an abundance and variety of wildlife and plants unique to North America. During the ride, you might be met by alligators swimming up to the side of the airboat for pictures. The intriguing beauty of the endless marshes, wet prairies, sloughs and tree islands, extending as far as the eye can see, awes visitors to the Everglades. Rare and endangered species such as the American alligator and the Florida Everglade kite cohabit with blue-winged and green-winged teals, storks, river otters, bobcats and white-tailed deer.
Cost: $55 per person
Tropical Deco in a Fabled Playground - 2:30pm - 5:30pm 
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Encounter the Art Deco tour that captures the glitz and glamour of the roaring twenties and thirties in our nation’s only Art Deco Historic District. This is your chance to experience the thrill of a city that defiantly danced ‘til dawn through the prohibition, the depression, major hurricanes, and two World Wars. The historian on this tour will share the eye-popping history and architectural styles of this unique destination, including the halls of the first hotel ever built on Miami Beach, the imaginative and playful art deco lifeguard stands lining the beach like pastel-colored toy soldiers, the landmarks serving as signposts to an era that looked forward to the future and celebrated progress, innovation, adventure and freedom. Sunscreen and light, comfortable clothes and shoes are recommended for this tour.
Cost: $75 per person
Ghosts and Gravestones - 6:30pm - 9:30pm
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This evening tour by lantern starts by exploring the mystery of one of North America’s most important and controversial archaeological sites: the Miami River Circle, which is believed to be on the site of an ancient Tequesta Village dating back more than 2,000 years. The prehistoric circle, 38 feet in diameter, was cut into the limestone bedrock by ancient peoples who once inhabited this site. An expert archaeologist will help piece together this amazing mystery. The ornate and mournful restored Miami City Cemetery is the next stop as you visit long-deceased pioneers and settlers that made Miami great. If the ground could talk, there would be stories of dark Santeria and voodoo rituals among the memorials of Miami’s oldest families. Learn how they lived and died when Miami was just a sleepy little village.
Special Note: 15% of the gross profits of this tour go directly to the Dade County Heritage Trust to support their preservation efforts.
Cost: $90 per person