DK Travel : Miami : Sources of Information

Top 10 Sources of Information

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1. Greater Miami Convention & Visitors’ Bureau

The Bureau has both local and international offices, and a website. It offers maps and pointers on everything in the Greater Miami area, including the Keys and the Everglades.
2. General Tips

The Visit Florida and MetroGuide Miami websites are worth a visit.
3. Chambers of Commerce in Miami

Miami Beach, Coral Gables, and Coconut Grove have their own Chambers of Commerce, which offer local maps and information.
4. Art Deco Welcome Center

Guided tours and selfguided tours (including audioguides) are available, as well as literature on the District and Deco style.
5. Tropical Everglades Visitor Association

Tips on tours and walks, fishing and boating, diving and snorkeling, sights and attractions, restaurants and lodgings.
6. Greater Homestead/Florida City Chamber of Commerce

Provides brochures and discount coupons for the entire South Miami and Everglades area. The office is housed in a period building with a photo exhibit recounting the history of Homestead. The suggested walk around the historic center is worthwhile.
7. Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau

For information about Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Sunrise, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea, or Deerfield Beach.
8. Vacation Planner Magazine

The free glossy magazine Vacation Planner , covering the South Florida area, is available at many information centers.
9. Information About Palm Beach

The Palm Beach Country Convention & Visitors’ Bureau has a boatload of materials. Its Chamber of Commerce also publishes an extensive Official Guide to Palm Beach .
10. Information About Key West

The Monroe County Tourist Development Council – The Florida Keys & Key West – people know everything about the archipelago, and their love for the area is infectious. They provide the best maps and the top tips for getting the most out of every single mile marker along the way.