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Drive from South Beach to Coconut Grove with an offline audio guide that narrates Miami’s architecture, neighborhoods, and hidden stories. Download the app beforehand, pair to your car, and follow 40+ stops across a 13.5‑mile route.
Drive from South Beach to Coconut Grove with an offline audio guide that narrates Miami’s architecture, neighborhoods, and hidden stories. Download the app beforehand, pair to your car, and follow 40+ stops across a 13.5‑mile route.
The Atlantic hovers at the edge of your windshield, daring you to slow down as you drive Ocean Drive under a sun that seems to speed the palms along the boulevard.
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Operated by Drive with Action · Miami Beach, Florida
The Atlantic hovers at the edge of your windshield, daring you to slow down as you drive Ocean Drive under a sun that seems to speed the palms along the boulevard.
Start at 1500 Ocean Drive and the audio guide unfurls Miami’s story: art deco façades catching light, mansions rising from man-made islands, and neighborhoods shaped by waves of migration. The route is roughly 13.5 miles and runs from South Beach into Coconut Grove, with more than 40 narrated stops that take about 1–2 hours to complete at a relaxed pace.
Geology here is recent — low limestone keys and reclaimed land built atop shallow Biscayne Bay — and culture is layered: Cuban exile communities in Little Havana, the Art Deco boom of the 1930s, and the midcentury playground of the well-heeled on Palm and Star islands.
You’ll hear the stories of the Versace mansion, the Freedom Tower’s role as a refuge for exiles, and how industrial canals became luxury waterways. Traffic, tides, and private islands shape how you experience the city; much of the route passes public viewpoints, with select stops for photos and short walks.
Practicalities matter: download Action’s Tour Guide App and the tour while on Wi‑Fi, enter the password sent by email/text, and pair your phone to the car stereo or use headphones for curbside stops. Buy one tour per car — it’s valid for a year and works offline after download. Expect city traffic, plan for parking at popular stops, and leave time to explore Coconut Grove or South Pointe Park on foot.
You’ll receive an email/text with an 8‑digit password; download the Action Tour Guide app, enter the password, and download the tour while on Wi‑Fi or cellular.
No—entrance fees to museums or private properties are not included; the audio points you to public viewpoints and where to buy tickets separately.
Yes—the tour is self‑guided: pause, rewind, or skip segments and resume where you left off; it’s valid for one year from purchase.
A modern smartphone with GPS (iOS 13+/Android 9+) is recommended; tablets without GPS may not trigger audio automatically.
Drive with Action operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Atlantic hovers at the edge of your windshield, daring you to slow down as you drive Ocean Drive under a sun that seems to speed the palms along the boulevard.
The Atlantic hovers at the edge of your windshield, daring you to slow down as you drive Ocean Drive under a sun that seems to speed the palms along the boulevard.
Start at 1500 Ocean Drive and the audio guide unfurls Miami’s story: art deco façades catching light, mansions rising from man-made islands, and neighborhoods shaped by waves of migration. The route is roughly 13.5 miles and runs from South Beach into Coconut Grove, with more than 40 narrated stops that take about 1–2 hours to complete at a relaxed pace.
Geology here is recent — low limestone keys and reclaimed land built atop shallow Biscayne Bay — and culture is layered: Cuban exile communities in Little Havana, the Art Deco boom of the 1930s, and the midcentury playground of the well-heeled on Palm and Star islands.
You’ll hear the stories of the Versace mansion, the Freedom Tower’s role as a refuge for exiles, and how industrial canals became luxury waterways. Traffic, tides, and private islands shape how you experience the city; much of the route passes public viewpoints, with select stops for photos and short walks.
Practicalities matter: download Action’s Tour Guide App and the tour while on Wi‑Fi, enter the password sent by email/text, and pair your phone to the car stereo or use headphones for curbside stops. Buy one tour per car — it’s valid for a year and works offline after download. Expect city traffic, plan for parking at popular stops, and leave time to explore Coconut Grove or South Pointe Park on foot.