Miami Florida is one of my favorite destination spots in the entire world. It is a beautiful place, with many fun and interesting thing’s and people to see. I was in Miami for spring break this year with a friend and we had a blast. The beaches’ in Miami, particularly in South Beach, are gorgeous. The people in Miami are beautiful. I was amazed how many people we met that are models. The most beautiful women in the world live there in my humbled opinion. I hope one day when I make enough money I will be able to live there. Miami is beautiful, but it is expensive. The hotels, the dining out, the drinks, everything in South Beach is expensive. But I still recommend it to everyone. If you like beautiful women and hot beaches, its perfect for you. Don’t worry ladies, there are lots of male models as well. Miami also has so much culture that you really wouldn’t find in St. Louis. Spanish and Cuban music fill the streets all day and night. I love it, its fun and really makes you feel like your out of this country. The parties in South Beach don’t end, they go all night long till 6 in the morning. It has great clubs as well, great music, cold drinks, and an atmosphere second to none. Miami is a very unique place and I hope everyone gets a chance to go there someday.
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1 responses to “Welcome To Miami”
Laura
September 14th, 2011 at 18:32
I have always heard that Miami is really neat. I just went to San Diego this summer and that is the first time I had ever been in California. The only thing that I didn’t like about California was the cost of living. I bought a box of cereal for around $7.00. I live in a small town so paying that much for cereal to me is crazy!