Miami & Memphis Multi & Twin Centre 2025 & 2026

To avoid the sweltering heat, storms, and crowds, spring and autumn are the best times to plan your Miami and Memphis multi-centre holidays. In April, Miami temperatures peak around 27°C, while Memphis boasts comfortable mid-to-late-20s in April and May; arguably the best weather the city has to offer. You’ll also be able to enjoy the city’s Memphis in May International Festival, with month-long events drawing visitors from far and wide; we recommend booking early.

Autumn is another great time to visit, with November being the best month. Although the hurricane season lasts through November in Miami, most hit by October, and temperatures drop to between 21°C and 28°C. It’s a sweet spot in Memphis too, with a dry, sunny climate combined with wallet-friendly prices, with temperatures reaching highs of 23°C.

Miami is generally 5 hours behind the UK, observing Eastern Standard Time (EST), while Memphis observes Central Standard Time (CST) and is generally 6 hours behind the UK. However, if you’re travelling in March or November, look out for when their time zones change to Eastern Daylight Time and Central Daylight Time, as US clocks go forward or backward an hour on different Sundays than in the UK.

 

Both London Heathrow (LHR) and London Gatwick (LGW) fly directly to Miami International Airport (MIA). For Memphis, no UK airports currently fly directly into Memphis International Airport (MEM), but you can enjoy one-stop flights from London, Manchester, and Edinburgh. 

If you need flight advice for your Miami and Memphis twin-centre holidays, just ask our friendly USA experts.

 

We are delighted to offer guaranteed prices up to 36 months ahead of your holiday, making budgets easier to manage, and therefore, dream escapes easier to achieve! Simply secure your package with an initial low deposit today and you can pay the remainder in affordable monthly instalments. 

ith spring and autumn offering the most comfortable temperatures in both Miami and Memphis, you’ll often get by with jeans and a light shirt or blouse. In the humid summer months, t-shirts, shorts, and lots of breathable fabrics are must-haves – and don’t forget your waterproofs, especially in the rainy season! Plus, it’s important to pack your sun cream for your Miami and Memphis multi-centre holidays; we don’t want you heading home with sunburn!
 

A culturally diverse city, you’ll enjoy cuisine from all corners of the globe in Miami, with a particular fusion of Latin, Caribbean, and American flavours. But perhaps its most common and best-loved is Cuban. Inspired by the city’s rich Cuban heritage, you’ll find a huge array of Cuban dishes and eateries throughout Miami. Our top picks? Feast on classic sandwiches made with ham, roasted pork, swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard on Cuban bread, or enjoy a traditional Cuban breakfast at Latin Café on 42nd Avenue.

Miami is also a haven for seafood lovers, with many restaurants serving everything from delectable grilled fish to mouth-watering ceviche.

Memphis is known as the barbecue capital of the world, and for good reason. With over 100 barbecue restaurants to choose from, you’ll find mouth-watering ‘cue creations around every corner. And don’t forget the South’s beloved fried chicken; locals flock to Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken in Downtown Memphis to get their chicken fix, which is hand-battered, golden, and deliciously juicy. Who’s hungry?
 

From the iconic sands and Art Deco design of South Beach (known locally as SoBe) to the calm nature of Crandon Park, Miami has beaches to reflect every taste and mood. For vibrance and excitement, head to Lummus Park, where fitness fanatics can check out Muscle Beach. Families meanwhile will love South Pointe Park Pier, where you’ll find a fun kids’ playground as well as stunning walking trails.

With so many Miami beaches to discover, why not plan a multi-centre holiday and enjoy them all? You can view our available Miami multi-centres here.         

With an abundance of malls, stores and outlets, Miami is a haven for shoppers, with something to fit every budget. Here are just a few of our favourites…

First, the iconic Lincoln Road in South Beach, where the Art Deco-designed streets are lined with over 200 boutiques and restaurants, including some of your favourite high street brands. From clothing stores like H&M and beauty brands like Sephora, to tech giants like Apple, you’ll easily spend a day stocking up on your favourite brands; you may want to bring back an extra suitcase!

Next, get your luxury shopping fix at the prestigious Bal Harbour Shops. Home to the world’s biggest and best designers, from Chanel to Prada, as well as Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. Or head to the Miami Design District, renowned for its trendy stores alongside stunning art and architecture. Here, you’ll find every big name brand from Dior to Tag Heuer.

Finally, why not make a trip to Florida’s largest shopping centre, Aventura Mall? With 300 retailers alongside delicious dining options, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to grab a mid-shop caffeine fix or lunch break.

Elvis fans will know Graceland is a must-see on any visit to Memphis, but even those who weren’t brought up with his music will love a day discovering the historic treasure. Lovers of music in general or American History will find plenty to capture their attention, while kids will love the immersive and interactive experience too.

Other than the Graceland Mansion, where the King himself once lived, the sprawling complex pays homage to his entire life, with so much to see and do that it’s easily a half- to full-day experience. Tour his private planes, grab a bite at the on-site restaurants (our pick is the 50’s themed Gladys’ Diner, where the menu features some of his favourite dishes), or even catch a show - uh huh huh.

There’s more to Memphis than barbecue and Graceland. Stroll the South Main Arts District downtown, happy hour hop through the Cooper-Young neighbourhood, or fill up on history at the National Civil Rights Museum or Slave Haven Underground Railroad Museum. Families will love meeting the 3500+ animals at Memphis Zoo, including Ya Ya and Le Le the giant pandas. 

Music aficionados, meanwhile, will love Sun Studio – often referred to as the birthplace of rock ‘n’ roll. It’s where Elvis, Johnny Cash, and B.B. King launched their careers, and you can enjoy a guided tour and hear stories about the legendary musicians along with listening to unreleased tracks.

In fact, with so much to do in Memphis, just a few days isn’t enough. Why not stay a little longer? View our Memphis multi-centres here.
 

Everything sounds better in Memphis. Listen to live music day and night on the world-famous Beale Street, home to dozens of bars and music clubs. See big-name acts at FedExForum. Explore the Blues Hall of Fame in downtown Memphis. There are also lots of music museums to enjoy, including Stax Museum of American Soul Music, where you can learn about the explosion of soul.

During your stay, you may be lucky enough to catch some of Tennessee’s best music festivals too, including the International Blues Challenge in January, Beale Street Music Festival in May, or Mempho Music Festival in September/October.