New Zealand Family see Miami for the first time! 

Find solace in your enjoyment, and express these newfound learnings on the young ones you come across, in the best of ways, no matter how "insignificant" in the moment. I wish you much more happiness, it is at the ready,...peace and blessings.

❤❤❤ Agree, those kids have great parents, right?

🙏🏽💜

You’re not 64, you’re just 32 twice! 😊

I just love the family time and love expressed with you all. 😊

We love you!!!

Same 👍

Never too late!

True! That’s why so many celebrities have homes there!

The music selection as a whole was a complete vibe to be honest. Ok New Zealand Family !! We see y'all!!

Overtown used to be a really wild and impoverished neighborhood. Still is the hood in many ways, however, it really has been cleaned up the last 15 yrs or so.

😂😂😂

I was so excited seeing them pass through the street with the graffiti I used to walk through there to catch the bus good memories

Nobody wants to go to the hood it's really scary😂😂😂

I think if I'm not mistaken, this is the second time they visited the u.s. I could be wrong but I thought the first time they visited LA and New York.

T@joehackney, thank you for the 4-11 because I was wondering what the difference between a gator and a crocodile is.

Crocodile's teeth also pertrude outside of the mouth when their jaws are fully closed, while alligators don't.

Salt water crocodiles, especially in Australia, are very dangerous!… Then again, pretty much everything in Australia is dangerous! 😂

When the doors open at Miami airport, the palm trees and the hot breeze hits me… just feels so GOOD.

They missed out on a lot. From Wisconsin but been all around Florida multiple times. Wish they would've toured the beautiful old historic mansions and homes from the super wealthy people who made Miami, Key Biscayne, Ft. Lauderdale, Coral Gables, Palm Beach, etc for what it is...lots of railroad tycoons from the Northeast built railroad tracks and cleared out swampland to make it into cities and also their own personal warm weather vacation mansions. Vizcaya mansion and its breathtaking, extensive fairytale gardens with and have either limited docent group tours during select times or the pereonal/individual the headset with programmed info to listen to for each room or area as you are right on Key Biscayne with the house and some ofmthr gardens opening right out to it; Bonnet House and gardens and Miami Botanical Gardens where you take tours...the former was a docent guided group tour and trolley ride around the grounds and literally 5-10 minutes is the latter where you can explore the Miami Botanical Gardens at your own pace and also take a team around the large grounds listening to a guided ride...the one tropical pavilion had some of Chihuly's famous glass sculptures. And instead of the bus tour, you should've gone to the SoBe city guest information center right in the middle of South Beach and they have free (a small tip is recommended at the end) guided walking tour with volunteer guides who are fun and very knowledgeable about all the history of the island, the hotels and their architecture combined with the Art Deco era which is so heavily featured in the architecture; plus since it's from the city, the guides are able to take you in to some of the hotels and show specific details of Art Deco. Then you go to the downtown Miami harbor and get on a boat that will take you around Star Islands and other islands where the guide points out and names all the mansions of the famous people and how much some cost as well as and little interesting trivia, the cruise shios and all the industrial shipping that goes on, pointing out the super yachts and the hundreds of millions they cost, how many hundreds of thousands a day it costs to just dock in certain berths and the fuel, staff, upkeep of these super yachts is bananas; it's a nice 90 minutes to spend in the sun out on the water. Saw you did Sawgrass. My dad and I got lucky as it was more overcast and the guides said they hadn't seen any gators for a few days. No less than 10 minutes and we had two about 3' and 6' right next to our boat...our guide let them get REALLY close. Then as we went along, we saw 4-6 more gators throughout the path. Glad you were able to see at least one as some people go and don't see any. Wynwood is a cool art district where you can walk around and see all sorts of street art. I'd avoid Little Havana. In Palm Beach you have the historic Henry Flagler mansion which you get a guided tour of. Also check out Henry's famous and extremely expensive hotel then and now called The Breakers. You can also tour the historic Biltmore Hotel (also extremely expensive) and have lunch where I had the best and most authentic mojiito of my life. Forgetting the names of two smaller historical houses that we also toured.

It does seem they may have visited a few of the areas you've both listed, such as Bayside and Wynwood. I saw clips from those areas and more in the beginning and ending montage but not so much during the episode (as I really hoped). Possibly the full/extended footage is for patreon only.

@@lamarlee6127 I’m not talking bayside I’m talking about brickell city center the newest part of Miami’s downtown. It’s mostly upscale shops for like four floors but goes into high rise apartments after that. It’s a huge complex. Just built about two or three years ago yet it’s still not filled with stores or people yet. I know bad bunny runs a neo-Spanish restaurant in the complex. Also the trendy Sexy Fish restaurant and Blue restaurant are very close to brickell city center. It’s kinda where that lone Burger King is located but just down the street.

Number one beach in America. SRQ. Can't ever beat that Siesta sand.

If you haven't been in ten years, you will not recognize it. It's grown like crazy. I hope you enjoy you you come to visit. It is much more crowded and buildings being constructed everywhere. It's like a giant construction zone at the moment.

As someone who spent 2 years of college in the south Florida area, I pray that you get to go at least once in your life🌴

Thanks! That would be nice.@@henryengellv5075

miami is a different country 😂. Native as well you put a boat in the water in west palm everglades you se a gator in a min 😂. Im west palm gains ille orlando areas but been too all.

We lost all the Key West footage 😭💔

@@yournewzealandfamilynoooooooo!!!

@@yournewzealandfamily Oh, nooooooo! Well, you have in your memories. :)

I guess that means you're just going to have to go back to get more 😁

Cool 👍

Sunset would have been the keys, not Miami. West coast gets the sunset over water. Keys get both

Keys get both sunrise and sunset over water

They’re even better on the gulf coast. Nothing beats the sunsets in St Pete

They missed so much. From Wisconsin but been all around Florida multiple times. Wish you would've toured the beautiful old historic mansions and homes from the super wealthy people who made Miami, Key Biscayne, Ft. Lauderdale, Coral Gables, Palm Beach, etc for what it is...lots of railroad tycoons from the Northeast built railroad tracks and cleared out swampland to make it into cities and also their own personal warm weather vacation mansions. Vizcaya mansion and its breathtaking, extensive fairytale gardens with and have either limited docent group tours during select times or the pereonal/individual the headset with programmed info to listen to for each room or area as you are right on Key Biscayne with the house and some ofmthr gardens opening right out to it; Bonnet House and gardens and Miami Botanical Gardens where you take tours...the former was a docent guided group tour and trolley ride around the grounds and literally 5-10 minutes is the latter where you can explore the Miami Botanical Gardens at your own pace and also take a team around the large grounds listening to a guided ride...the one tropical pavilion had some of Chihuly's famous glass sculptures. And instead of the bus tour, you should've gone to the SoBe city guest information center right in the middle of South Beach and they have free (a small tip is recommended at the end) guided walking tour with volunteer guides who are fun and very knowledgeable about all the history of the island, the hotels and their architecture combined with the Art Deco era which is so heavily featured in the architecture; plus since it's from the city, the guides are able to take you in to some of the hotels and show specific details of Art Deco. Then you go to the downtown Miami harbor and get on a boat that will take you around Star Islands and other islands where the guide points out and names all the mansions of the famous people and how much some cost as well as and little interesting trivia, the cruise shios and all the industrial shipping that goes on, pointing out the super yachts and the hundreds of millions they cost, how many hundreds of thousands a day it costs to just dock in certain berths and the fuel, staff, upkeep of these super yachts is bananas; it's a nice 90 minutes to spend in the sun out on the water. Saw you did Sawgrass. My dad and I got lucky as it was more overcast and the guides said they hadn't seen any gators for a few days. No less than 10 minutes and we had two about 3' and 6' right next to our boat...our guide let them get REALLY close. Then as we went along, we saw 4-6 more gators throughout the path. Glad you were able to see at least one as some people go and don't see any. Wynwood is a cool art district where you can walk around and see all sorts of street art. I'd avoid Little Havana. In Palm Beach you have the historic Henry Flagler mansion which you get a guided tour of. Also check out Henry's famous and extremely expensive hotel then and now called The Breakers. You can also tour the historic Biltmore Hotel (also extremely expensive) and have lunch where I had the best and most authentic mojiito of my life. Forgetting the names of two smaller historical houses that we also toured.

@@kelseyk530 Wow! That was a lot of information! I want to visit Florida one day and I hope that I get to see/learn this much stuff if I get a chance to go there one day!

​@@ctkgamer8087yo whats it like living in Hawaii? I live in Arizona and if i were to move any place else it would be Hawaii.

@@juliusmoore8198 well, not to be that party pooper, but if you live here, it will get kind of boring since you have to do normal stuff that you would do on a daily basis. HOWEVER, on a nice weekend, you can visit the beaches and do some fun stuff here. there is a huge plethora of nature activities to do here like hiking, ocean stuff, etc. and it is quite beautiful here. but other than the normal daily stuff to make it boring, when you dont have to do normal daily stuff, take a nice walk on the beach or take a hike on one of the trails, and you'd be in heaven. also, i haven't visited all of the islands, which is ironic since i live in hawaii and i still havent visited all the cities here LOL

Louisiana got some monsters.