The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami

After a busy day in the office, The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami is a relaxing 10 minute drive along tree covered streets to your very own Itallian Villa escape.

Cocowalk is the hub of nightlife in Coconut Grove. Home to more then 100 restaurants, museums, spas, shops, a dueling piano bar, movie theater, and a improve comedy club. This is the place to see and be seen in Coconut Grove.

Bring your best duds as well as a readiness to indulge in frivolity. Lounge on the beach for a bit, taking in the quintessentially relaxing sight of top-notch surf and sand. After you’ve whetted your appetite for swimming and sunning, revive your creative side by taking an Art Deco District Tour. Local historians and architects happily show visitors around the town, pointing out all the noteworthy details of the city’s appearance. Then get ready for the night life as the clubs in South Beach start to Sizzle!

Singer Enrique Iglesias says Miami's Kennedy Park is his favorite park in his hometown. It's easy to see why. Kennedy Park provides a welcome setting for a wide variety of outdoor activities appealing to young and old alike. The 29-acre Kennedy Park features a hiking and biking trail, exercise stations, volleyball courts, a disc golf course, playground, picnic tables and plenty of shade trees. Dog-lovers find Kennedy Park especially inviting because of its dog park

Crandon is the site of the Senior PGA Tour for the past 18 years. The course is considered one of the most beautiful and difficult par-72 courses in the state. Crandon’s seventh hole is touted as “One of the Greatest Holes in Golf,” a gorgeous par 4 that doglegs to the right and sends your golf ball soaring over the beautiful bay. The course has been rated in the top ten courses by Golfweek, and one of America's top 75 upscale courses by Golf Digest.

A Italian Renaissance-style villa and formal gardens built in 1916 as the winter residence of industrialist James Deering.