Day 1: Miami
MIAMI
After arrival at Miami International Airport, pick up your rental car and proceed to your hotel. Enjoy your evening at leisure.
MIAMI - ORLANDO
Day 2: Orlando
Start early for your trip into the Orlando area to allow for stops on the way. Just north of Fort Lauderdale, discover Delray Beach, a peaceful
seaside community with direct views of the Atlantic Ocean. Encounter wild Florida at Wakodahatchee Wetlands. Stop for lunch in Palm Beach, offering high-end shopping along palm-lined Worth Avenue. Continuing along Florida’s Space Coast, Cocoa Beach is a sweet surf town and famous for Ron Jon
Surf Shop. Tour Kennedy Space Center in Titusville, experience immersive exhibits and see NASA artifacts. In the evening arrive at your hotel. Nearby, Old Town Kissimmee features old-fashioned carnival rides, entertainment and shops.
Driving Distance: 236 MI / 380 KM
Day 3: Orlando
ORLANDO
Pick a park you would like to visit the most and start your adventure at Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom
or spend your day at Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure or SeaWorld.
Day 4: Orlando
ORLANDO
Less than an hour southwest of Orlando in Winter Haven, Legoland offers more fun. After visiting the major attractions in the Orlando Area, shopping opportunities are also abound, including Orlando International Premium Outlets or the Mall at Millenia. In the evening explore International Drive, offering restaurants, souvenir shops and attractions.
Day 5: St. Augustine Beach
ORLANDO - ST. AUGUSTINE
In less than two hours driving, you will reach the so-called “Nation’s Oldest City”, St. Augustine. On the way make a stop at Daytona Beach to see the Daytona International Speedway and the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America. Walk the historic Daytona Beach Pier, before you continue to St. Augustine, the longest continually inhabited European-founded city in the USA. Dive into more than four centuries of history that owes much to
Spanish, English, Greek, Native American and African-American influences.
Driving Distance: 105 MI / 170 KM
Day 6: Tampa
ST. AUGUSTINE - TAMPA/ST. PETERSBURG
Today you are crossing the state of Florida. Plan to stop in Ocala, the equestrian heart of Florida. The city’s crystal-clear streams and unspoiled
landscapes are popular as the setting for many Hollywood movies. Continue to Silver Springs, a nature park that is one of Florida’s original
attractions. In Tarpon Springs tour the “sponge capital of the world” and stroll its Historic District. You will pass by the cities of Tampa and St. Petersburg.
Tampa is home to many attractions, such as Busch Gardens and the Florida Aquarium. St. Petersburg is known for fine dining, great shopping, Fort De Soto
Park and the Salvador Dali Museum. Madeira Beach is located just west of St. Petersburg.
Driving Distance: 207 MI / 333 KM
Day 7: Tampa
TAMPA/ST. PETERSBURG
Just west of St. Petersburg, Madeira Beach is located right on the Gulf Coast. Enjoy a full day at Madeira Beach’s 2.5-mile beach and explore the
sea-themed John’s Pass Village and Boardwalk, which serves up shops and eateries and a 1,100-foot boardwalk along the Intracoastal.
Day 8: Fort Myers
TAMPA/ST. PETERSBURG - FORT MYERS
On your way further south, stop in Sarasota, where you can enjoy beaches and great shopping. At The Ringling, an art museum founded by circus
magnate John Ringling, see world-class artwork, and tour the Venetian Gothic-style Ca’ d’Zan mansion. Continue south to Fort Myers, the perfect
location for an active and sporty beach experience.
Driving Distance: 130 MI / 210 KM
Day 9: Fort Myers
FORT MYERS
Enjoy your day on the famed sugar sand beach of Fort Myers Beach. Go snorkeling, parasailing or take a dolphin eco-tour via
waverunner. Fort Myers Beach sits on a little barrier island, about seven miles long. For a more laid-back atmosphere, the beautiful white sands of the barrier
islands of Sanibel and Captiva are easy to reach.
Day 10: Key Largo
FORT MYERS - KEY LARGO
Travel south to Naples, known for its art galleries, chic boutiques, fine dining and beaches. Continue to Everglades National Park, a wetland habitat that provides refuge for numerous rare and endangered species such as the American crocodile and the Florida panther. A short drive away is Key Largo, the first in the chain of islands in the Florida Keys, which is home to the world’s largest artificial reef, the sunken USS Spiegel Grove, the John Pennekamp Coral Reef Underwater State Park and the African Queen.
Driving Distance: 205 MI / 330 KM
Day 11: Key West
KEY LARGO - KEY WEST
A short drive from Key Largo is Islamorada, an island paradise with glistening blue waters and seafood restaurants with water views. This
is a perfect stop on your way to Key West, the southernmost point in the USA that is famous for its lively nightlife, water sports and being the home
of Ernest Hemingway. On Duval Street, you find an energetic atmosphere of shops, bars and cafes. Do not miss visiting The Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum or reading inventive inscriptions on gravestones in the Key West Cemetery.
Driving Distance: 99 MI / 160 KM
Day 12: Miami
KEY WEST - MIAMI
Heading back to Miami, enjoy driving over the many bridges connecting all Florida Keys to each other and to the mainland. Arriving in Miami, explore the Little Havana neighborhood to taste traditional Cuban dishes, sip café con leche and watch a lively dominoes game in a public park. The city’s many museums, such as Vizcaya Museum & Gardens and Wynwood Walls, and the Miami Beach Botanical Garden, are great sightseeing stops. Head to famous South Beach, tour Art Deco landmarks and enjoy some of the USA’s best nightlife.
Driving Distance: 161 MI / 260 KM
Day 13: Miami
MIAMI
Step onto South beach in the city’s ART Deco District and see what the “American Riviera” is all about. Shop along upscale Collins Avenue one block from the beach and enjoy your afternoon under the Florida sun before dancing the night away in a Latin-themed club.
Day 14:
MIAMI
Return your rental car at the airport prior to your departure flight.
