Miami is the beginning and Key West is the end of the "Miami To The Florida Keys" journey. A five-day vacation across Key West and Miami in the United States will take you to cultural, religious, and historic attractions. A guided small-group excursion called "Miami To The Florida Keys" includes hotel accommodations, transportation, meals, and other things.
Florida is home to vibrant towns, huge wilderness, and exotic islands, making for a diverse five-day vacation. Explore the Art Deco splendors and Cuban culture of booming Miami in-depth; ride an airboat through the mangroves and marshes of the Florida Everglades; go to the tropical Florida Keys to kayak over Key Largo's sparkling waters; and learn about Key West's complex past. One of the best road journeys in America is without a doubt travelling on the Overseas Highway, which is an adventure in and of itself. Florida is a delight to explore since it is vibrant, vivacious, and bathed in sunshine.
ITINERARY
DAY 1,MIAMI
Greetings from Florida! Your journey starts in Miami, a bustling city with Art Deco architecture, gorgeous beaches, and a strong Cuban influence. At the 9 a.m. welcome gathering, you'll meet your local leader and other travelers. After that, it's time to venture out and see the city. First, take your leader on a behind-the-scenes tour of the Little Havana neighborhood to learn about Cuban living in Miami. Meet residents where they congregate, take a tour of a cigar factory, sip some Cuban coffee, and visit galleries run by Cubans. Stop, stop and have a delicious lunch at a nearby café to get to know your new travelling buddies (at your own expense). Your guide will be able to suggest some fantastic restaurants where you can experience the best cuisine in Miami this evening.
DAY 2,MIAMI
Take a break from the city's flashing lights and visit the Florida Everglades, the nation's largest sub-tropical wilderness. Alligators, birds, mangroves, and cypress domes are among the wonderful variety of creatures that call this World Heritage Site home. Jump on an airboat to see this environment in the greatest and most iconic way possible while learning about the vast and unusual species it supports. Go back to Miami and get lunch in the hip Wynwood district, which is renowned for its street art murals. Spend some time looking at these vibrant pieces by modern painters and discovering the story behind them. Enjoy a relaxing evening in Miami.
DAY 3,Key West
Leave Miami behind and continue your journey to the Florida Keys, an attractive group of tropical islands off the southern coast of the state of Florida. The Overseas Highway, one of the most spectacular roadways in the world, connects the mainland and the Keys. This island-spanning section of highway offers some genuinely stunning scenery, and the journey is regarded as one of the best road excursions in the country. First, stop by Key Largo, the Keys' longest island. Given that this location is a true tropical paradise, you'd be excused for thinking that you had left the United States and arrived in the Bahamas. Explore Key Largo's waterways by kayak to learn more about the diverse marine life there. Continue south and arrive at Marathon Key, where you can explore the area and get some lunch (own expense). Continue on to Key West, the southernmost point of Florida and possibly the most well-known location in the Keys. A unique blend of Caribbean-style structures, bustling bars, and an appealing coastline can be found on this lovely island. Set up your accommodation and go for a walk with your tour guide to learn more about Key West. You might then choose to have dinner in one of the island’s many wonderful establishments.
DAY 4,Key West
This morning, go out on a historical walking tour with your guide to learn more about Key West's past. There is a lot to learn about this place because of its long history dating back to the Age of Exploration. Learn about the industrial revolution, the introduction of tourism to the island, and the laborious endeavors that made Key West the richest city in the USA per capita in the middle of the 19th century. Once you are knowledgeable about Key West's past, spend an afternoon exploring the island on your own. You might enjoy touring the Truman Little White House, where former President Harry Truman spent his winters, or exploring the former home of American author Ernest Hemingway. Additionally, you can go to the lighthouse, rent a bike, relax on the beach, or go on a sunset sailing cruise.
DAY 5,Key West
Take advantage of one last morning to unwind or discover more of Key West, and in the late morning, drive back up via the Florida Keys. You may anticipate arriving in Miami around 4 pm, where your trip through Florida will come to a close. On the way, we'll stop for lunch.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUDED ACTIVITIES
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Miami - Cuban community tour
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Miami - Wynwood Walls Entrance
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Everglades Airboat Adventure
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Key Largo - Kayaking
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Key West - Historic walking tour
WHAT'S EXCLUDED
- Any international flights to Miami and from Key West are not included in this price. We always recommend that you arrive 1 day prior to your tour starting date.
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Travel insurance is not included in this Miami to the Florida Keys tour. Travel insurance is mandatory to buy. We recommend purchasing it from World Nomads.
