MIAMI SEAFOOD FESTIVAL

As you enter the festival the first thing you see is the Seafood Market & Bar. Here lobster rolls, ceviche, oysters, shrimp, crab claws, paella, and fish tacos line the walkway while grills sizzle beneath glowing bistro lights surrounded by ropes, lanterns, and dockside décor. From the Seafood Market District you transition into the Little Caribbean District

The Little Caribbean District feels like an island getaway where you encounter resorts, tourism boards from multiple countries, marinas, cruise activations, Caribbean sailing and fishing charters, and tropical food, spice & hot sauce companies, while being surrounded by beach visuals combined with steel drums and bachata.  Getting thirsty? Then next lets drop into Surfer Eddies Dockside Brew & Cocktail Bar ?

Here Eddie has created a surfer-style bar filled with beer, rum, tequila, cocktails, cigars, lounge seating, surfer vibes and of course great surfer music. Now that Eddie got you in the mood, it’s time to move to our next stop featuring island music, dance, & entertainment

Dancers, percussionists, fire performers, limbo, plus reggae, soca, and calypso music, this area is transformed into a celebration of fun, laughter, and great memories . Next is Miami Coastal Lifestyle & VIP Lounge

The Coastal Lifestyle & VIP Lounge feature a Champagne, Cava, and  Prosecco Bar open to VIP's  & All-Included Ticket holders only. Here the music softens. with jazz, premium cocktails for sale, This outdoor living inspired environment create a relaxed upscale atmosphere near the lake. Check out boats, hot tubs, watercraft, outdoor furniture, kitchens all while taking a breath as now it’s time to leave the Seafood Festival area, with its Seafood Market, Little Caribbean, Eddies Surfer Bar, Music and Dance as well as the Coastal Lifestyle District and go to Spain, more specifically it’s time to enter the Paella Village