When you rent a golf cart from Miami Golf Cart Rental, you are renting a golf cart Miami rentals so you can explore many of the sights and attractions located throughout Miami, Florida. In addition to being “green” (electric) vehicles, we have several models of golf carts which will seat up to 8 passengers. Golf carts take up less space when parking on the street, and are a very quiet and efficient way for friends and family to tour around town.
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Whether it is being rented for business purposes (industrial, cargo, people movers, etc.) or for pleasure, our golf cart Miami are the perfect method for driving around our beautiful beach town or simply being driven around one of our many local golf courses.
If you are currently a golf cart owner, Miami Golf Cart Rental can also be your one stop shop for any accessories or parts you may need to customize your golf cart. We can also help you with the purchase of a new golf cart. We will handle all of your Florida DMV services for your golf cart registration for you. If you have a need for shipping your golf cart to a different location, we can ship your golf cart from door to door, whether you are shipping in state, national or international.
Remember that all of our new Evolution Golf Carts come with a 2-year drive train warranty, which is one of the longest warranties in the industry! Our cars are equipped with the latest 48-volt electric 17.5 Hp brushless AC motor, which is the most powerful golf cart motor on the market.
Most of all we offer a wide variety of options for all of our golf carts as well as the option to choose from many custom colors, personal graphics or unique paint schemes that are available at an additional cost.
Points of Interest in Miami
Bayside Marketplace – An open air shopping center right on Biscayne Bay, with views of the marina and downtown skyline. Trendy fashion boutiques, waterfront cafes, and specialty shops can be found throughout the North and South Pavilions that make up the market.
Zoo Miami – The largest zoo in Florida, with over 2,000 animals from 375 different species, in almost 750 acres and 4 miles of walkways. Exhibits include jaguars, tigers, kangaroos, crocodiles, and a huge variety of other animals. Up close animal encounters and feedings are also available.
Wynwood Walls – Miami’s original street museum featuring an open-air gallery with paintings from more than 130 artists from 30 different countries, including fine artists, graffiti writers, and muralists. Hundreds of colorful murals line the streets of the Wynwood Art District, with a variety of independent galleries, shops, and cafes in the mix.
Key Biscayne – A residential island village connected to the mainland via the Rickenbacker Causeway. Features Crandon Park, a popular family beach with a nature center and golf course, the historic 1825 Cape Florida Lighthouse at the tip of the island, and a variety of outdoor water activities like windsurfing, kayaking, and fishing.
Little Havana – A vibrant, cultural neighborhood in the Downtown Miami area, with local residents gathering at Máximo Gómez Park to play dominoes and socialize, a historic live music lounge and bar from 1935 called Ball & Chain, and walk-up coffee windows serving traditional Cuban coffee.
South Beach – A world famous neighborhood at the southern tip of Miami Beach, surrounded by Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Home to the Art Deco District, with the world’s largest collection of 1930s Art Deco, along with the sandy shores and walking paths of Lummus Park Beach, pier access at South Pointe Park, and the pedestrian-friendly Lincoln Road mall.