Miami Travel

The Miami Travel Guide will help you in your basic transportation needs as you explore the wonderful and amazing city of Miami. In Miami, it is relatively very easy to travel since there are a lot of transportation means to choose from in this city.

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The Miami Travel Guide will provide you the information that will help you figure out the best ways for you to travel around Miami.

By Air

The Miami International Airport is one of the busiest international airports all over the world. It is also the main airport that serves the Miami metropolitan area, which caters to more than 35 million passengers every year. In the United States, Miami International Airport is the third largest international port of entry for foreign air passengers. It has extensive international route network with non-stop flights to over 70 international cities.

By Bus

The Metro bus system in Miami is designed to intersect with Metrorail and Metromover. It serves all of the major businesses, shopping, entertainment, cultural centers, major hospitals, and schools. The buses travel over 30 million miles through Miami-Dade County every year. The Metrobus has more than 60 routes in the Miami-Dade County. It provides service around the Miami-Dade County 365 days a year.

By Car

If you do not wish to travel by bus or by train around Miami, you can go to your desired destinations by car. There are lots of taxis in Miami. There are also many car rentals you could choose from. You might as well search the net to get the directory and phone numbers of the taxis that are available in Miami.

By Train

The Metrorail is an elevated, electrically-powered, rapid-transit rail system. The Metrorail stretches from Kendall in South Miami Dade right down to Medley in West Miami Dade. It connects most of Miami-Dade to cultural, business and all the shopping centers. It only takes 42 minutes to travel the complete route of the Metrorail sytem.

The Metromover is where everybody can get a ride for free. It is an electric powered, automated people mover system. It joins with Metrorail at Brickell Stations and the Government center. It also connects with the Metrobus at many sections in downtown Miami.

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