Things to do in Coconut Grove:

Coconut Grove Saturday Organic Market: Feed your soul, nourish your body and stock your fridge at Glaser Organic Farms’ weekly market. Aside from fresh produce and a vegan cold-food bar, the event brings out numerous local vendors from the health and wellness space.

The Kampong: A stunning, nine-acre botanical garden with an Indonesian-inspired house set by a lagoon, which has been visited by the likes of Winston Churchill, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and Dwight Eisenhower in its storied past.

David T. Kennedy Park: A charming waterfront park with walking/cycling trails, a dog park, outdoor fitness equipment, volleyball courts and the very Instagrammable Miami-etched benches that face Biscayne Bay.

Vicky's House: A whimsical, ’80s-themed milkshake bar serving indulgent, pop-culture inspired creations and ice-cream floats, plus beer and wine. There’s a full living room setup in the back designed to look just like owner Matt Kuscher’s childhood home, complete with retro video game consoles.

Books & Books: A superb independent shop stocked with bestsellers but also lots of small publishers. Its wooden-floored rooms include one devoted to antiquarian rarities and another to kids’ books, and its café serves up reliably delicious sandwiches, pastries, coffee and tea.

CocoWalk: A luxurious multistory, semi-outdoor mall filled with high-end retail stores and delicious restaurants.

Exploring all of Miami:

Beaches- Although there are no beaches located in Coconut Grove, we encourage you to get out and explore all the first class beaches that Miami has to offer, including Lummus Park Beach, 21st–45th Street Beach, Haulover Beach, and Crandon Park

Wynwood Walls: The city’s first and only outdoor museum dedicated to street art. Vibrant in color, deep in meaning and large in scope, the groundbreaking Walls are the undisputed selfie capital of Miami.

Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science: Spanning across a massive 250,000 square feet, the new Frost Science occupies four buildings—the Aquarium, the Frost Planetarium and the North and West Wings—features year-round exhibits and is a delight for curious minds of all ages.

Zoo Miami: The city’s premier wildlife center is home to thousands of animals, from reptiles to mammals to birds. The sprawling facility spans across 750 acres and is the largest and oldest zoological garden in Florida.

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