We offer Budget, Standard and Luxury level roadtrips so you can always find something that suits your budget. For this roadtrip, here are the hotels you might typically stay at and hire car class for each roadtrip level:
Sun drenched beaches
World class water sports & fishing
Diverse marine wildlife
duration
5 days
2.25 HRS Average
driving per day
Fly into the cultural and entertainment capital of Miami to explore its Art Deco streets before following the shores of Biscayne Bay south to the idyllic Florida Keys.
Stop for a swim at Marathon’s Sombrero Beach before continuing to the southernmost point in Florida - Key West.
Spend a day discovering the former homes of Ernest Hemingway and President Harry Truman and watch the sunset from Mallory Square. Go snorkelling or diving on the coral reefs near laid-back Islamorada, and before returning to Miami, stop for a seafood lunch in Key Largo - the gateway to Everglades National Park.
Our highlights
-Sun drenched beaches
-World class water sports and fishing
-Diverse marine wildlife
Average driving time 2 hours 20 minutes per day
Stop for a swim at Marathon’s Sombrero Beach before continuing to the southernmost point in Florida - Key West.
Spend a day discovering the former homes of Ernest Hemingway and President Harry Truman and watch the sunset from Mallory Square. Go snorkelling or diving on the coral reefs near laid-back Islamorada, and before returning to Miami, stop for a seafood lunch in Key Largo - the gateway to Everglades National Park.
Our highlights
-Sun drenched beaches
-World class water sports and fishing
-Diverse marine wildlife
Average driving time 2 hours 20 minutes per day
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TRIP highlights
Snorkeling at Key Largo
Sunset at Key West
Sombrero Beach, Marathon
Beach Cafe, Islamorada
Standard Itinerary
Itinerary
Day 1: arrive in Miami
Night 1:
Miami and Surrounds
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Night 2:
Key West
Famously frequented by Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams, Key West is clustered with pastel-coloured houses in the region’s distinctive conch style. Explore the former vacation home of President Harry Truman or get hands-on at the Eco-Discovery Center before soaking up the views from the top of the Key West Lighthouse. At sunset, head to lively Mallory Square to watch the day’s last rays accompanied by live performances and street food.
Famously frequented by Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams, Key West is clustered with pastel-coloured houses in the region’s distinctive conch style. Explore the former vacation home of President Harry Truman or get hands-on at the Eco-Discovery Center before soaking up the views from the top of the Key West Lighthouse. At sunset, head to lively Mallory Square to watch the day’s last rays accompanied by live performances and street food.
Night 2:
Islamorada
Laid-back and leisurely, Islamorada is a historically-rich village fringed by coral reefs in the Florida Keys. Anglers can try their luck at luring tarpon and billfish while beach bums can while away their days at tranquil Anne’s Beach. After cruising to the early 19th-century ruins of Indian Key Historic State Park or exploring the History of Diving Museum, you can feast on shrimp and lobsters at the local seafood buffets.
Laid-back and leisurely, Islamorada is a historically-rich village fringed by coral reefs in the Florida Keys. Anglers can try their luck at luring tarpon and billfish while beach bums can while away their days at tranquil Anne’s Beach. After cruising to the early 19th-century ruins of Indian Key Historic State Park or exploring the History of Diving Museum, you can feast on shrimp and lobsters at the local seafood buffets.
Night 2:
Miami and Surrounds
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Day 2 : Leave Miami
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What's included?
Budget
A TYPICAL HOTEL YOU MAY STAY AT
Drop Anchor Resort and Marina
Your car
Mini or larger
Standard
A TYPICAL HOTEL YOU MAY STAY AT
Cheeca Lodge & Spa
Your car
Midsize or larger
Premium
A TYPICAL HOTEL YOU MAY STAY AT
Mandarin Oriental- Miami
Your car
Standard or larger
Standard Itinerary
Itinerary
Day 1: arrive in Miami
Night 1:
Miami and Surrounds
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Night 2:
Key West
Famously frequented by Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams, Key West is clustered with pastel-coloured houses in the region’s distinctive conch style. Explore the former vacation home of President Harry Truman or get hands-on at the Eco-Discovery Center before soaking up the views from the top of the Key West Lighthouse. At sunset, head to lively Mallory Square to watch the day’s last rays accompanied by live performances and street food.
Famously frequented by Ernest Hemingway and Tennessee Williams, Key West is clustered with pastel-coloured houses in the region’s distinctive conch style. Explore the former vacation home of President Harry Truman or get hands-on at the Eco-Discovery Center before soaking up the views from the top of the Key West Lighthouse. At sunset, head to lively Mallory Square to watch the day’s last rays accompanied by live performances and street food.
Night 3:
Islamorada
Laid-back and leisurely, Islamorada is a historically-rich village fringed by coral reefs in the Florida Keys. Anglers can try their luck at luring tarpon and billfish while beach bums can while away their days at tranquil Anne’s Beach. After cruising to the early 19th-century ruins of Indian Key Historic State Park or exploring the History of Diving Museum, you can feast on shrimp and lobsters at the local seafood buffets.
Laid-back and leisurely, Islamorada is a historically-rich village fringed by coral reefs in the Florida Keys. Anglers can try their luck at luring tarpon and billfish while beach bums can while away their days at tranquil Anne’s Beach. After cruising to the early 19th-century ruins of Indian Key Historic State Park or exploring the History of Diving Museum, you can feast on shrimp and lobsters at the local seafood buffets.
Night 4:
Miami and Surrounds
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Sprawling around the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, Miami is the cultural and entertainment capital of South Florida. It’s home to beautiful beaches and a nostalgic Art Deco District, as well as the Latin-infused restaurants and bars of Little Havana. You can tour the Italian Renaissance-style villa of the Vizcaya Museum, explore the street art-adorned warehouses of Wynwood or escape to the gator-filled wetlands of Everglades National Park.
Day 5 : Leave Miami
