Port Miami
About Port Miami
is a major seaport located in Biscayne Bay at the mouth of the Miami River in Miami, Florida. It is the largest passenger port in the world and one of the largest cargo ports in the United States.
Places to stay by the port
We have stayed at:
Holiday Inn Port Of Miami-Downtown
340 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, Florida 33132 United States
This is in a great location. The Bayside marketplace is right across the street with many things to do. There is also a CVS down the street to get anything you may need. It is close to the port. This hotel does not offer shuttle so you will need to use Uber or Lyft or local taxi.
Pro:
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Close to port
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Close to other shop and restaurants.
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Great views
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Rooms are big and beds are comfortable
Cons:
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They only have 1 elevator
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The stairs do not go all the way down to first floor.
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No pool
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No shuttle
Hotel by airport
We have stayed at:
3651 NW 25th Street Miami
Miami, Florida 33142 United States
It is close to the airport. Has rooms to sleep 8 people. So good for large groups. This hotel does offer transportation only after 8am and stops at 8pm.
It is close to the airport. This hotel does not offer shuttle service. It does have a bar and a good size pool and gym.
Airbnb
2025 we are going to be staying in a house between the pre-party and the cruise port.
This is in a great location. The Bayside marketplace is close by with many things to do. It is also close to Little Havana. The Hangar at Regatta Harbor venue is close by. This is where Shiprocked is having the Pre-Party for 2025.
Pro:
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Private
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Has a pool
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Plenty of room for our group
Cons:
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Need transportation to do anything
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Cost is more than a hotel
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Plan for food or go out to eat
Little Havana
Little Havana is Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart, with Latin American art galleries and busy restaurants. Cafes with walk-up windows selling Cuban coffee to cigar-smoking patrons. The home of Domino Park, where you can go and play with the locals or just observe. There are plenty of shops to find anything you would need or if you're just looking for a souvenir.
Havana Classic in Little Havana is our go-to coffee shop, and it never disappoints! Whether you're craving a hot or cold coffee. It's a must-visit for anyone who appreciates quality coffee!
We also stopped at Ball & Chain for a drink.....(a few rounds) and stayed to listen and watch some local music.
If you are looking for any other recommendations on where to eat or things to do in Miami feel free to drop us an email.