Miami
"Where the Caribbean Meets Black America"
Miami's Black community is uniquely shaped by Caribbean and Afro-Latin influences. Liberty City and Overtown have deep Black American roots, while Little Haiti brings Haitian culture. Miami is also a gateway to Afro-Caribbean travel.
Overall Score
Safety Category Scores
Safe in tourist areas; research neighborhoods
Diverse Black diaspora community
Strong Caribbean and Black-owned food scene
Rich Afro-Caribbean and Black American culture
Comfortable in South Beach and Wynwood
Very inclusive, especially in South Beach
Quick Facts
Black Population
17%
Black-Owned Businesses
Medium Density
Green Book Legacy
Yes — Historic Listings
Sundown Town History
No known history
Top Neighborhoods
Community Safety Tips
Overtown was once called the "Harlem of the South" — visit the Lyric Theater
Little Haiti has incredible Haitian food and vibrant murals
Miami Beach is safe and walkable; use rideshare to get to Black neighborhoods
Art Basel in December brings incredible Black artists to Wynwood
The Historic Hampton House in Overtown hosted MLK and Cassius Clay
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Community Notes(2)
"The Hampton House restoration is stunning. MLK stayed here when he couldn't stay at white hotels."
"Little Haiti's Tap Tap restaurant is a cultural experience, not just a meal."
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