Lincoln Road is a must-visit when in South Beach!
[/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.22.2″ max_width=”1080px”] [dropcap]S[/dropcap]outh Beach’s subtropical climate makes the island an attractive and year-round tourist destination for those seeking warm weather.Picking the best time to visit South Beach is really up to the visitor. Below, you’ll find info to help you make a better visiting decision. As a beach town – daily style tends to be more casual and relaxed (shorts, t-shirts, tank-tops, and athleisure wear). Forget to pack something? Visit Lincoln Road Mall for the latest fashions, accessories, and essentials. Here’s a link to the Lincoln Road Store Directory.
June-August
Summer means more families on the beach. With temperatures in the high 80s and mid-90s, be sure to use sunscreen and stay hydrated. After sunset – the cafes, restaurants, and shops on Lincoln Road are brimming with locals and tourists alike.
September-November
Less crowded than Summer (kids are back in school, and it’s Hurricane season). Temps average high-70’s to mid/high-80’s. You’ll find great rates on hotels and most restaurants offer off-season specials.
Events: Miami Spice, Halloween on Lincoln Road
December-February
Winter in South Beach comes with higher prices.
With temps in the mid-70s, enjoy great people-watching from the bars and cafes on Lincoln Road. Hotel rooms are at peak rates, and restaurants & cafes are packed.
Events: Art Basel, South Beach Food and Wine Fest
March-May
South Beach is really in party mode during this period. Temps average low-70’s to low/mid-80’s. Spring Break, Winter Party, the Ultra Music Festival, and Miami Beach Gay Pride keep the island buzzing.
Events: Winter Party, Ultra Music Festival, Miami Beach Gay Pride
Tip: Visit Lincoln Road, Sunset Harbour, and Espanola Way for great places to Eat, shop, and relax.
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