Flight
Alaska Airlines · Saver (X)
- Round-trip fare
- $367 per traveler
- Outbound
- Nonstop · 5h 54m total
- Return
- Nonstop · 6h 50m total
- Carry-on
- Included
- Checked bag
- Optional · $90 round trip

Seattle → Miami
10 days away
Miami works as a warm-weather city break built around beaches, Caribbean and Latin American food, architecture, and lively neighborhoods.
Flight
Hotel
U.S. passport / entry
A U.S. passport is not required for a U.S. citizen traveling domestically. Travelers age 18+ need an accepted form of identification for TSA screening. A REAL ID-compliant state driver license/ID is accepted; a U.S. passport or passport card is also accepted.
Checked September 22, 2026

Walk South Beach and Ocean Drive for the beach, promenade, and Art Deco district in one outing. The area makes it easy to combine architecture, people-watching, and time by the water.

Explore Calle Ocho in Little Havana for Cuban food, coffee, music, and neighborhood culture. It is best approached as a slow walk with a few stops rather than a single attraction to check off.

Walk Wynwood for large-scale murals, galleries, shops, and restaurants packed into a compact area. It is an easy afternoon when you want visual interest and food without a tightly scheduled itinerary.

Visit Perez Art Museum Miami for modern and contemporary art in a waterfront setting. The museum gives you a focused cultural stop that pairs naturally with time elsewhere around Biscayne Bay.

Take a day trip into the Everglades for wetlands, wildlife, and broad sawgrass landscapes. The ecosystem feels completely different from Miami's beaches and neighborhoods, making the trip worth the time out of the city.
Our best-value flight and hotel picks for this trip.
Flight pick
Seattle (SEA) → Miami · Nonstop
Hotel pick
1131CollinsAve,SouthBeach; OceanDrive1minwalk,LummusParkBeach3min,GoogleExcellentforvisitors4.7. Walkable main visitor district, bus/taxi access; no rental car needed.
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