Tee-off Miami Style!

Tee off any day of the year in sunny Miami! Greens and fairways are in perfect condition year round, with lots of sunshine and pleasant sea breezes. Courses range from tough competitive tournament courses to quick pitch and putt. With so many courses to choose from in South Florida, we can always find one that will be just right for your guests!

Get Hooked on International Game Fishing

Guests experience the thrill, beauty, and universal appeal of recreational fishing at the IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum. This unique attraction features many exciting galleries which highlight the best of fish and fishing. In the Fishing Hall of Fame, guests hear the stories, records, and accomplishments of recreational fishing's finest. The World Records Gallery exhibits the World Record catches from all-time greats to new pending records. For fun fish facts, guests visit the Fish Gallery and experience intriguing displays and activities. The Tackle Gallery is a "reel" adventure! The giant Tackle Box Theater lures guests into the fascinating technology of fishing. Dozens of antique and contemporary reels, rods, lures, and flies dramatically illustrate sport-fishing gears’ evolution. The Places Gallery is the hot spot where guests can plan their next big fishing adventure and learn about conservation by playing entertaining computer games. The Legacy Gallery holds both the fishing school and the history of game fishing & IGFA. Famous fishermen like Ernest Hemingway, Michael and Helen Lerner, and Zane Grey are honored alongside up and coming junior anglers. Nearby, the Changing Gallery lives up to its name by providing rotating exhibits of international art, authentic historical artifacts, and scientific breakthroughs in recreational fishing. Next, guests cast into the excitement of the Catch Gallery where the techniques of sport fishing come alive! Five interactive fishing simulators give guests the chance to catch a Marlin, Sailfish, Bass, Tarpon, or Trout without getting wet! Using interactive video, angling experts help guests master all types of sport fishing while entertaining videos show catch-and-release techniques, fish taxidermy, and other interesting subjects. Guests also walk on the wild side in the Wetlands exhibit, which mimics the natural environment of swamps, marshlands, and mangroves. No detail of these complex ecosystems is overlooked to help communicate a realistic perception of these fragile habitats teeming with life. After they have had a chance to explore the IGFA, guests enjoy a delightful lunch.

Historical Paradise Bike Pedal

Join us on a leisurely 7-mile bike ride around Old Palm Beach that promises to bring to life this buttoned-down resort enclave that first became famous as a giddy, 1920’s era playground. We will be retracing the Old Lake Trail towards the northern tip of the island as we pass under a cooling canopy of native and exotic trees and manicured flora of every hue. Witness the architectural splendor of Addison Mizner’s Mediterranean-revival palaces set amid the backdrop of semi-tropical seclusion. Explore the grandeur of “Whitehall,” railroad baron Henry Flagler’s love-inspired, 55-room, 60,000 square foot wedding gift to his wife. This opulent landmark was singularly responsible for establishing the “Palm Beach Season” for the wealthy of the Gilded Era and every era since. Step back in time to the great railroad rush to the south as we hop onto Flagler’s restored 1912 Pullman railcar. He used this very railcar to celebrate the completion of his Overseas Railroad from St. Augustine to Key West. Ride with us around the breathtaking views of Jupiter Inlet as we double back on the ocean side of the island. Experience how the personalities and stories of prominent families shaped the fabric of this elegant city as you glide by such famous sites as the Kennedy mansion and the Revlon estate. Navigating through the “Styxx,” we will come upon a few of the oldest cottages in town, carefully preserved for history. Be sure not to miss this invigorating ride through time!

Splashing Down Miami's Coastline

On a hot sunny day, one of the best ways for guests to tour Miami and the Beaches is by wave runner tours. Wave runners are an increasingly popular means for guests to explore the city’s most exciting waterfront areas. A safety certified tour guide will provide instructions prior to the tour and each guest is fitted into a life preserver and assigned to a specific wave runner. Once everyone is ready, the splashing can begin! Some of the sights include the following: Fisher Island - once a Vanderbilt retreat, it is home to a star clientele in multi-million dollar cottages and villas; Port of Miami - known as the "cruise capital of the world," the port is home to nearly 20 cruise ships, the largest home-ported cruise fleet in the world; Vizcaya Museum and Gardens - an Italian Renaissance-style villa and gardens built in 1916 and designated a National Historic Landmark; Bayside Market Place - Miami's number one tourist attraction; American Airlines Arena - Florida's waterfront showplace and home to the Miami Heat; Key Biscayne - located on a barrier island just seven miles south of the Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Recreation Area and to the north of Crandon Park; Miami Seaquarium - one of Florida's most popular attractions and the film location for the popular 1960's show "Flipper.” What better way to go sight-seeing than riding through the nice, cool waters of Miami!

The Artistic Heart Of Calle Ocho

Located in the heart of Miami’s Calle Ocho Art Walk, the Latin American Art Museum promotes both established and emerging contemporary artists of diverse Latin American, Caribbean and Spanish heritage. LAAM provides career counseling to an array of Latino Artists in the Miami area. The Gallery is a cultural beacon presenting film, music, literature, theater-demonstrations and educational programs. Among the permanent collection of over 450 artworks, paintings, drawings, etchings, sculptures and textile arts donated by artists, galleries and collectors, guests enjoy; Leonardo Nierman and Eduardo Najera from Mexico, Agudelo Botero from Colombia, and Romero Britto from Brazil. A stop at El Credito Cigar Factory can be arranged before the culture begins at the Latin American Art Museum. Guests enjoy a private tour of the factory and receive a free cigar sample (OPTION). Guests are welcomed with Mohito and passed hors d’oeuvres on arrival while enjoying the music of a well-known musician in the Latin community. One of the Gallery’s artists is present to discuss his/her own work. The Gallery Curator is on hand to provide personalized tours through the gallery while describing the magnificent art and the artists. Once on the second floor, guests enjoy a carefully selected menu prepared by one of Miami’s leading catering teams that celebrate the combination of art, food and wine. Linens and fresh florals adorn the beautifully decorated tables. In the background, a Latin Flautist soothes guests, with his unique Latin sounds. And after dinner, guests enjoy an International Coffee Station and Cordials, as they get one last glimpse at the magnificent artwork of the Miami artists.

Feline Fever In The JungLE

Guests walk onto a lush tropical 6-acre land where among its inhabitats are exotic big cats living in their own private quarters with custom built swimming pools, waterfalls, and exotic rock formations. This sanctuary founded in 1997 by Victoria Canzonetta is a last stop sanctuary for exotic cats rescued from breeders, private collectors, and furriers. Guests experience several species of cats while exploring this lush tropical land. Guests encounter six different exotic big cats. Baja is a 900-pound Siberian Tiger and is the oldest resident. Cosmo and Tawny are brother and sister Bengal Tigers. Isis is a Royal White Bengal Tiger who is still a cub even though she is turning two years old. The other two cats that guests have a chance to encounter and see in action are a Siberian Lynx named Taz and a 700-pound African Lion named Zenobia. While guests are with these magnificent animals, they learn all about their characteristics and capabilities with only a few inches and chain link fencing separating the guests and the exotic big cats. Once guests have had a chance to view all animals, dinner is served. The first thing guests see are round tables adorned with leopard overlays, black satin underlays, and black spandex chair covers with leopard ties while feasting like kings and queens of the jungle. The tables are sprinkled with mini stuffed lions, tigers, and leopards. In the center of each table sits a tropical floral arrangement with bamboo sticks and white and red orchids climbing the bamboo poles. Tiki torches are placed along the walkway and the tables to provide a safari feeling. Guests also enjoy dancing after dinner in the midst of the jungle night sky surrounded by spectacular foliage and some of the most magnificent creatures known to man.

Private Dinner Cruise Aboard One Of South Florida's Most Luxurious Yachts

Guests set off aboard the luxury yachts, for a sunset reception cruise. As guests arrive, they are serenaded by the soft sounds of music, offering relaxing conversation while observing the spectacular colors of South Florida. The yahcts display beautiful panoramic views, perfect for cocktails and relaxation as the yachts glide effortlessly through the waterway traveling past luxury homes and estates. The professional captains and crews are dedicated to gracious hospitality and service. The soft sound of the Intracoastal waves are the final touch to a perfect reception on the water.

Dining Sobe Style!

With a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, Miami’s South Beach offers everything from classic steak, fresh seafood, Italian, French, and of course Cuban cuisine all with special ambiance . . . festive themes to spectacular views.

Lady Latin Club & Casino

The sights, the sounds, the smells and the tastes of the world’s hottest casinos all in one room! A Latin flare adds to the event giving it that extra spicy kick. First, guests enter through an elaborate faux stone archway, into the bright lights of Vegas. To welcome the group, the company name is chiseled into the stone, and accented by lush fichus trees. As each guest enters, they notice a stone-finish statue, holding a winning hand of cards on top of a pedestal. Elegant, yet glitzy Vegas-style lighting and themes put guests in the mood to “double down.” Draped velvet curtains line the perimeter of the room flanked with potted foliage. Shiest lounge furniture, ornately framed mirrors, and paintings are placed between the curtains, contributing to the elegant club atmosphere (OPTION). Additional light columns and potted foliage line the perimeter of the club (OPTION). It’s off to the tables to test their luck…guests’ feel as if they stepped into the excitement of the Las Vegas casinos. Give lady luck a run for her play-money on the six blackjack tables, two poker tables, or the roulette or craps table. The pit casino manager and friendly and well-groomed dealers are on hand to assist guests with placing their bets. Feeling lucky? Try to get lucky on the mini craps table. Whatever the game, guests can cash in the fun money for great prizes and raffles (OPTION) while an excellent dance band in colorful Rumba costumes and two Salsa dancers entertain them throughout the course of the evening. Time to refuel before heading back to the tables. While at the buffet tables, guests find each topped with a unique centerpiece, representing Vegas showgirls. Dancing legs, busts and torsos are costumed with black and red showgirl outfits, enhanced with beads and feathered plumes. Red organza is gently swaged atop black linen on the surface of the buffet table. Guests sit upon chairs topped with black satin chair covers with silver lame sashes at tables draped with black satin underlays and silver sequin overlays. The napkins coordinate nicely with the tables, as they are black with a silver lame edge. Table centerpieces of tightly packed red roses emerging from a container covered with hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs, or a pair of white ceramic dice containers with black dots sits atop each table to perfect the Latin casino look. Let Lady Luck try and compete with this exciting event!

Miami's Magic Skyline

Take an exciting overhead tour of Miami, flying high in the sky! This tour features a thirty-minute flight with views found nowhere else. Fly over the wonderful and exhilarating world of Miami and its fabulous beaches and see Miami’s Magic Skyline. As guests fly, they have an opportunity to view Virginia Key and South Florida’s famous Parrot Jungle. Fly a little further and guests view the vibrant buildings of South Beach, Miami Beach, and then the famous islands called Fisher, Hibiscus, Star, Venetian, and Palm, where the rich and famous live. Next, guests head south for a bird’s-eye view of the luxurious cruise ships docked at the Port of Miami, Millionaire Road, Government Cut, and the Bayside area of the city. Sights not to be missed include Vizcaya Museum and Gardens and Coconut Grove. Guests fly over downtown Miami, the Miami River entrance, and the remarkable Brickell Avenue. Miami’s Magic Skyline is sure to astound guests!

Nautical Wanderings

Come with us on a local journey celebrating a small corner of Florida’s nautical history. Before the advent of planes, cars and even trains, Florida’s long peninsular shape and subtropical climate made travel by land difficult. So the great sailing ships, from the ancient Spanish Galleons to the elegant schooners of the early twentieth century were the transport of choice to pay visit to Florida’s inviting shorelines and ply her sometimes storm-ridden coasts. Explore nautical treasures from far and wide at our first stop, Nautical Furnishings, Inc., the “world’s largest assortment of unusual and authentic nautical items.” This purveyor of all things nautical to restaurants, theme parks and the movie industry will envelop you in an intimate atmosphere of wood, brass and artifacts from the golden age of seafaring. Voyage with us next to the 1920’s hideaway of smugglers, gangsters and coastal fisherman: Cap’s Place. Accessible only by boat, we will take a small jaunt across the Intracoastal Waterway to this local eating and drinking icon where we will enjoy a great feast of old Florida cuisine. Roll up your pants legs, kick off your shoes and let’s make tracks along a beautiful stretch of Florida’s surf-kissed beach to a jetty point overlooking the historic Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse. This 100-plus year-old sentinel and sailor’s salvation will mark our journey’s end, a fitting way to close out this sea-inspired outing.

Essence Of Japan In The Tropics

Today guests discover a century-old connection between Japan and South Florida. Guests learn about the past, present and future of The Morikami Museum with a short film. Guests then enjoy a Docent led tour of The Morikami Museum, which celebrates the living culture of Japan and the unique history of a Japanese farming colony in Florida. Guests experience a Japanese-style bento box lunch, a beautifully, lacquered and compartmented serving dish with delicious samplings of Japanese cuisine inside the Cornell café. After lunch guest gather to participate in a demonstration of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Inside the Tea House formal greetings are exchanged and the ceremony begins by observing the four governing principles of the ceremony of tea - harmony (wa), reverence (kei), purity (sei) tranquility (jyaku) along with a sip of green tea and a sweet, which will help bring a calm perspective into guests busy days. Before departing guests have a chance to wander the exhibition galleries and Donald B. Gordon Memorial library. Guests can step out of their shoes and into the Yamato-kan, this Japanese-style building features an historical exhibit of the Yamato colony. Guests can feed the colorful koi or stroll the Morikami Park’s tranquil pine forest, nature trails, lakes and waterfalls, gardens and bonsai collections. Guests are sure to be delighted and surprised with this essence of Japan tour.

New River Fine Art

New River Fine Art is one of the oldest and most prestigious galleries in South Florida. Located on the famous Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, New River Fine Art has both, fine contemporary artists and fine art from renowned masters as Picasso, Salvador Dali, Miro, Chagall, Rembrandt and the Pissarro Family, just to mention a few. Groups will enjoy an exciting evening of art while savoring a delicious meal with great wines, and while you are here, it is a must to visit the open shops around Las Olas Boulevard, making this evening a memorable event.

Rosa Mexicano

After 23 years in New York, Rosa Mexicano restaurant opened their first Florida location in Palm Beach Gardens. Located in the beautiful entertainment center, "Downtown at the Gardens," our newest Rosa Mexicano is excited to be a part of the community as well as the nation's most talked about open-air specialty shopping center. Designed in classic Rosa style with vibrant hues of purples, pinks, oranges and reds, highlighted by our signature illuminated blue-tiled water wall donned with the famed Acapulco divers. The restaurant total capacity is up to 210 guests with a private dining area that can accommodate up to 60 guests. Rosa Mexicano, delivers authentic Mexican cuisine in an accessible, stylishly festive atmosphere.

The Fifth South Beach

Welcome to The Fifth South Beach, conveniently located just off the MacArthur Causeway. Housed in a 9,000 sq ft art deco style purpose built building (the only purpose built club in South Beach). This luxurious bi-level space, with its warm eclectic décor retains a level of intimacy that makes one feel as though they were playing in a private NYC loft. With plenty of couches around the main floor for bottle-service and four bars, there’s sure to be no shortage of drinks to go around. A huge projection screen hangs on the wall with changing images while models pose for the guests. Each week the models showcase a different theme. With a penchant for delivering unparalleled service without attitude, The Fifth stands out as a lavish alternative for those with discerning taste. At The Fifth guests will enjoy touring through the extravagant private wine cellar, staged at the entrance of this venue. Here special bottles for special “Rich and Famous” are displayed such as: Paris Hilton’s private vodka collection.