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Miami Beach golf cart tours, sales, and street-legal LSVs
Two businesses are listed in Miami Beach: one focused on guided golf cart tours of South Beach and one selling and servicing electric carts with mobile repair. This page covers what each offers, where you can legally drive in Miami Beach, and what to expect on price.
Local golf cart context
Miami Beach permits registered LSVs and low-speed electric vehicles on many city streets under Florida statute and city ordinance. Standard (unregistered) golf carts are limited to specific communities. A large LSV rental market serves South Beach tourists.
- Fisher Island — the wealthiest ZIP code in the US — is a car-limited private island where golf carts are the primary local transport.
- Miami Beach's active LSV rental market is one of the largest in Florida.
- The South Beach grid's low speed limits and dense street network suit LSV travel.
- Popular cart communities
- Fisher Island (cart-only), South of Fifth, Sunset Islands, La Gorce Island
- Climate & batteries
- South Florida salt exposure and year-round heat reduce lead-acid battery life; lithium is preferred.
- Nearby markets on this directory
- Miami · Key Biscayne
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Miami Beach sits on a barrier island in Miami-Dade County, and its street grid is well suited to low-speed electric vehicles. The city permits registered LSVs on many of its streets under Florida statute, and a busy tourist economy has produced a notable LSV rental and tour market centered around South Beach. Standard unregistered golf carts, by contrast, are limited to specific communities on the island.
South Florida's year-round heat and salt air are hard on lead-acid batteries, which typically last three to four years near the coast. Most dealers and buyers here lean toward lithium packs, which hold up better in the climate and run eight to ten years before needing replacement. If you are shopping for a cart or planning a tour, both listings on this page are on Lenox Avenue in the South Beach neighborhood.
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citycarts
429 Lenox Ave., Miami Beach, Florida, 33139
CityCarts has served Miami Beach since 2017, selling new and pre-owned electric golf carts — including a six-passenger Atlas model — and offering mobile repair and service that comes to your home or location. The site lists Club Car inventory, lithium upgrades, financing, and parts.
Golf cart tours and rentals in South Beach
South Beach Miami Golf Cart Tours, on Lenox Avenue, runs guided tours of the Miami Beach area in street-legal carts with shade canopies. The format lets visitors cover far more of the Art Deco district, Ocean Drive, and surrounding neighborhoods than a walking tour allows. Private tour options are available in addition to scheduled group departures. Because tour availability changes seasonally, it is worth checking the booking calendar on their site or calling (305) 310-2797 before you arrive.
For visitors looking to rent rather than join a guided tour, the broader Miami Beach market supports a range of LSV rental operators not listed here. Across Florida, a six-passenger LSV rental typically runs $120–$250 per day or $500–$1,000 per week in peak season. Miami Beach is a high-demand market, so rates at the upper end of that range are common. Our Florida golf cart rental guide explains what to look for in a rental agreement, including insurance requirements and mileage limits.
Buying and servicing a golf cart in Miami Beach
CityCarts, also on Lenox Avenue, focuses on electric cart sales and mobile repair across Greater Miami. Their inventory includes the six-passenger Atlas model, listed on their site at $17,500, along with pre-owned options. They advertise Club Car inventory, lithium battery upgrades, financing, and parts. Mobile service means a technician comes to your location rather than requiring you to haul the cart to a shop — a practical option on an island where trailering can be inconvenient. Reach them at (786) 725-7857.
Across Florida, a new basic four-seat electric cart typically runs $8,000–$12,000, while a six-seater or lifted model runs $12,000–$18,000. A street-legal LSV configured to Florida registration standards generally falls in the $18,000–$35,000 range. Pre-owned dealer inventory typically starts around $4,500–$9,000. If your existing cart needs a lithium conversion, budget roughly $2,000–$4,500 depending on pack size. Annual routine service runs about $150–$300. See our Florida golf cart cost guide for a full breakdown.
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Where you can drive a golf cart or LSV in Miami Beach
Miami Beach permits registered LSVs on many city streets under Florida statute and local ordinance. An LSV must be titled, registered, and insured like any motor vehicle, and it may travel on roads posted at 35 mph or less. A standard, unregistered golf cart is more restricted — it is generally limited to specific planned communities or private property, not the public street grid. Most of what visitors and residents want to do on the island requires an LSV, not a plain golf cart.
Florida law allows golf carts on locally designated streets only between sunrise and sunset. Drivers 18 and older must carry a valid ID; since October 2023, anyone under 18 operating a golf cart on a public road must hold at least a learner's permit. On South Beach, traffic and pedestrian density are high, so slower speeds and attentive driving matter more here than in most Florida communities. Our Florida golf cart laws guide covers registration, equipment requirements, and the LSV versus golf cart distinction in detail.
More dealers near Miami Beach
The Miami page on this directory lists 17 businesses across the mainland, including Advantage Golf Cars, Beachside Golf Cars, CCC Miami Golf Carts, Cutler Bay Carts, Extreme Golf Cart of Florida, GEM of Miami, and Golf Car Depot Miami, among others. If you need a wider selection of inventory, specialized repairs, or services not available from the two Miami Beach listings, the Miami dealers page is the logical next stop.
Key Biscayne, the barrier island just south of Miami Beach, has one listed dealer — KB Green Golf Carts — which may be convenient if you are on that side of the bay. The Key Biscayne page has contact details. For a broader view of dealers statewide, the Florida dealers directory covers the full state.
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Miami Beach golf cart questions, answered
Can I drive a golf cart on Miami Beach streets?
Standard unregistered golf carts are limited to specific communities in Miami Beach. To drive on most city streets you need a registered, titled, and insured LSV. Florida law allows LSVs on roads posted at 35 mph or less. See our Florida golf cart laws guide for the full equipment and registration checklist.
Where can I rent a golf cart in Miami Beach?
South Beach Miami Golf Cart Tours on Lenox Avenue offers guided tours in street-legal carts. For self-drive rentals, the broader South Beach market has LSV rental operators; expect to pay roughly $120–$250 per day for a six-passenger cart in season. Our Florida golf cart rental guide covers what to check before booking.
What does a golf cart tour of South Beach cost?
South Beach Miami Golf Cart Tours lists tour options on their site at sobemiamigolfcarttours.com. Pricing varies by tour type and group size. Call (305) 310-2797 or check their booking calendar for current rates and availability, as schedules change seasonally.
Who sells golf carts in Miami Beach?
CityCarts on Lenox Avenue sells new and pre-owned electric carts, including a six-passenger Atlas model, and offers mobile repair. For a wider selection, the Miami directory page lists over a dozen dealers on the mainland, including Beachside Golf Cars, Advantage Golf Cars, and others.
What battery should I use in Miami Beach's climate?
South Florida's heat and salt air shorten lead-acid battery life to roughly three to four years near the coast. Most local dealers recommend lithium packs, which last eight to ten years and handle the climate better. A lithium conversion typically costs $2,000–$4,500 depending on pack size. CityCarts lists lithium upgrades as one of their services.
Does Miami Beach require a driver's license to operate a golf cart?
On public roads, Florida law requires drivers 18 and older to carry a valid ID. Since October 2023, anyone under 18 must hold at least a learner's permit to operate a golf cart on a public street. Private property and gated communities may have different rules.
Can CityCarts come to me for repairs in Miami Beach?
Yes. CityCarts advertises mobile repair and service, meaning a technician travels to your home or location rather than requiring you to bring the cart to a shop. This is particularly useful on an island where trailering is inconvenient. Call (786) 725-7857 or book through citycarts.com.
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