This week Jetsetter is featuring some of Jetset Farryn‘s picks for the coolest party destinations in the world — Ibiza, Cartagena and Monte Carlo. But if you can’t get across the pond to some of the hottest spots in Europe, we’re also giving some love to Miami, easily one of our favorite domestic nightspots. With tropical breezes, action-packed beaches and premier clubs, Miami is as hot as its beautiful people. DJs come from all over to play in front of gigantic crowds, giving people a place to escape from their daily routines and melt into a sea of dancing and general fabulousness. Don’t miss your chance to join the fun — and stay at the Delano, available on Jetsetter.

Liv: At more than 30,000 square feet, this massive space is filled with scenesters ready to dance the night away to some of the world’s most famous DJ beats. The lounge-meets-nightclub vibe attracts locals and celebrities who love the upscale vibe at the Fontainebleau Hotel.

Louis: Designed with a royal Parisian palace in mind, it’s artsy, dark vibe is provocative — almost like a dare to live it up as much as you can. This is one of the hottest nightclubs in South Beach, and the perfect place to go later in the evening.

The Wall: The fuchsia lights flicker as the party goes on. This huge venue pacts in hundreds of people while the bass-filled music blasts into the night. The Wall is about to undergo a massive makeover, so be ready to dance post facelift.

Club Space: Celebrating its tenth year of existence, this club is clearly doing something right. With world famous guest DJ’s such as David Guetta, Paul Oakenfold, Paul van Dyk, Tiesto and more, you won’t leave disappointed.

Cameo: Cameo’s vibe is reminiscent of disco clubs in years past, with flickering lights and a booming sound system. It features an impressive line-up of DJs and attracts Miami’s A-list crowd.

The Florida Room: Lenny Kravitz designed this hot spot at the Delano. Like the world’s hippest piano lounge, the Florida Room includes smokey-bronze mirrored ceilings, custom chandeliers, and a Lucite grand piano. Did we mention it’s at the Delano Hotel (which is featured on Jetsetter now)?

Have any questions about the Miami scene? Ask JetsetFarryn.… and follow her party coverage for insider access and special treats.