Start at Ancient Spanish Monastery in North Miami Beach for the cloisters and gardens; allow about an hour. Sunday hours are the snag: the monastery has commonly opened later on Sundays than on weekdays, so confirm its current hours before building the day around a morning visit. If it opens at 1 p.m., the planned morning start won’t work. From there, head to Oleta River State Park for a mangrove walk or kayak outing. It’s a short drive; budget about two hours, and check kayak rental availability and park access before setting out. Florida state parks typically charge a vehicle entry fee (often around $6), with rentals extra.
Continue in the planned order to Sushi Ko in North Miami Beach for a sit-down kosher lunch—roughly $25–45 per person. Verify Sunday hours and current kosher certification directly before you go. Then drive to Arch Creek Park for an easy shaded walk and a look at the local-history museum; check the museum’s Sunday hours, as the building may close earlier than the trails. Finish at Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (MOCA) for a compact contemporary-art visit, allowing 1–1.5 hours and confirming Sunday hours and exhibition access in advance. One practical caveat: if the monastery opens at 1 p.m., the later stops’ Sunday closing times make the full sequence difficult to complete at an unhurried pace. Confirm hours before committing; if they don’t align, you’ll need to shorten the outdoor stops or give one of the indoor visits another day.
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