Buses, taxis, trains and hotel shuttles provide transportation to Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM). After flying six hours to Miami, business and leisure passengers might enjoy a walk around the downtown waterfront region. Strolling through Bayfront Park, guests encounter a number of monuments commemorating presidents and historic explorers. At the Bayfront Marketplace, street vendors sell foods and gifts. The marina has private and commercial vessels that offer fishing and diving charters. You can access a floating casino which sails daily. Pier 5 remains popular with local anglers, artisans and street performers.

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After acquiring a rental vehicle at the airport, turn east onto the Dolphin Expressway and catch Interstate-95 south into Miami. Cuisine options represent virtually every country in the world, however, traditional Cuban sandwiches known as Medianoche are popular. The meal consists of freshly baked and toasted bread topped with roast pork, ham and cheese along with dill pickles and mustard.

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Visitors flying into Miami International Airport (MIA) who are interested in unique locations, might journey to the City of Coral Gables Venetian Pool, which was originally a rock quarry. The man-made oasis also has coral caves, fountains, waterfalls and other landscaped features. The Everglades National Park provides the chance to experience the natural habitat by land or boat. The wealth of wildlife here includes birds, snakes, turtles and alligators.