Best time to vacation in miami

Last year was the hottest year on record which means that we are setting ourselves up for a hot summer of 2019. If you don’t believe me, just look at the state of our planet when a geography teacher can tell you that it’s hot. With all that said, people need vacations. That is why we will be looking at both cost and weather when deciding on the best time to vacation in Miami.

If you’re looking to enjoy a vacation at a beautiful and tropical destination, you might be considering a trip to Miami, Florida. Miami offers visitors all kinds of things to do, sights to see and food to eat (that’s right, we’re talking about Cuban sandwiches here). One important question you may have, however, is when is the best time of year to plan your trip? Below are prime months for vacationing in Miami.

The city of Miami is one of the top destinations for Americans looking for a fun, sunny vacation. The area is popular for its white sandy beaches, endless nightlife, and great cuisine. With so many travelers flocking to this region around the United States, it can become frustrating to plan and book vacation accommodations during your time off from work.

The best time to vacation in Miami is from December to February, when the weather is most pleasant. This is also the time of year that many locals take their vacations, so it’s easy to find good deals on flights and accommodations.

There are some things you should know about visiting Miami during this time of year, however:

The average high temperature in December is 75 degrees Fahrenheit, but can be as high as 83 degrees on some days. The average low temperature is 65 degrees Fahrenheit. It does not get much cooler than this until January or February, when it can drop down to 57 or 58 degrees at night!

The humidity level will be higher than usual during this time of year—between 70% and 80%. This means that you’re likely going to sweat a lot while walking around outside (especially if you are visiting during summer). You might want to pack some light layers that can be easily removed if necessary.

When planning your trip, remember that there will be a lot more people around than normal because everyone else has the same idea: going on vacation! Restaurants will be busy and crowded; traffic could be bad (especially if there are events taking place nearby); and beaches may

The best time to vacation in Miami is between May and October. During these months, you can expect average temperatures in the low 80s, with some days reaching up to 95 degrees. The winters are mild, with average lows in the mid-50s, and summers are warm and humid.

When to find the best weather

Florida can be extremely warm and humid in summer. To avoid the steam bath every time you venture outside, visit Miami from November to April. Temperatures are moderate (highs around 80° and lows around 60°) and rain is minimal. The rains pick up from May to November; June to November is hurricane season.

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Best time to visit to avoid the crowds

Winter is high season for Miami. To avoid the crush of visitors, go during the shoulder season, from February to April. Except during spring break when the city fills with partygoers, you’ll find the lowest prices and fewer visitors at this time. Of course, if you can stand the heat and humidity, there are even fewer visitors in summer.

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Panoramic high view of South Beach at Miami South Pointe Park with high skyscrapers and a blue sunny summer sky, Florida, USA. Brickell district skyscrapers close to downtown Miami in the southern spot of South Beach. (Photo by Pola Damonte/Getty Images)
South Pointe Park, Miami Beach (Photo by Pola Damonte/Getty Images)

When to visit for festivals and events

Miami is a vibrant city and there are always things going on, though you’ll find some of the largest events during the cooler months.

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Spring

Spring is an excellent time to visit, when daytime rain is still nearly nonexistent and the heat hasn’t settled in yet. The outside activities include the massive Ultra Music Festival in March, which attracts thousands of attendees and big-name performers. If EDM isn’t your style, the Winter Party (in March) is a weeklong extravaganza that raises funds for the LGBTQ community. In the same vein, Miami Beach Gay Pride takes place during May, a two-day extravaganza that has become one of the largest Pride events in the country. And then there’s Miami Fashion Week from the end of May and into June.

Summer

Summer’s warm waters and stifling weather mean you should spend as much time as possible at the beach or visiting natural areas like nearby Biscayne National Park. Away from the ocean, you’ll find Florida Supercon, which draws comic book fans from across the state. Or there’s the Bingo, Bango, That’s My Mango festival, which celebrates all things mango. And true to Miami’s multicultural population, the Miami Salsa Congress hosts a full five days of hip-swinging moves in the middle of July.

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Fall

You’ll need to be wary of hurricanes, but fall brings with it cooler temperatures and fewer folks. For food lovers, the season also brings Miami Spice, the annual prix fixe-menu bonanza at more than 200 local restaurants. Prices are a reasonable $23 for lunch and $39 for dinner. The festival runs until the end of September. In keeping with the food theme, the Vegan Block Party also takes place in September. For an added reason to visit, Florida’s largest beer festival, Grovetoberfest, is held in October with more than 400 craft brews on tap.

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Winter

Winter is Miami’s high season and there’s almost too much to see and do. Take in Art Deco weekend, which celebrates Miami’s famous architecture, or the Miami International Boat Show in February. Also in winter is the South Beach Food and Wine Festival, one of the largest food fests in Miami. If you’re more into running than eating, the Miami Marathon winds through the city in late January.

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