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Florida Beaches and the Keys
Florida Beaches and the Keys
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Please note: No overnight camping fees included

 

Other departure: Manchester - £1199, Birmingham - £1199, Bristol - £1299, Norwich - £1299, Newcastle - £1299, Edinburgh - £1299, Glasgow - £1299, Cardiff - £1249


Miami or Ford Lauderdale loop including The Keys, Everglades National Park, Sanlbel, Disney and more. In this tour we want you to see a lot more of what Florida has to offer. If you want to cut out Orlando because you did it before, that\'s more tine to spend meandering and exporing.

Motorhome Itinerary:

Day 1: Collect your Motor Home from the Cruise America depot in Miami. Your base tonight is the recently refurbished Grassy Key RV Park and it would be as well to book in advance to try to secure a waterfront site. 90-100 miles to Grassy Key, Florida Keys

Visit the Dolphin Research Center on Grassy Key

Day 2: Cross the seven mile bridge and several more on the way across Marathon, Big Pine Key and the many others on the way to Key West. Boyd’s Key West Campground is just five miles from the Keys’ southernmost tip and an idyllic spot. 55 miles to Key West

Visit Hemmingway’s favourite Captain Tony’s and Smoky Joe’s pubs and don’t miss seeing the sun go down from Mallory Pie

Day 3: There’s only the one road in and out so now head back north bound for John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Established in 1963, this was the first undersea park created in the United States. The park, combined with the adjacent Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, encompasses 178 nautical square miles of coral reefs, seagrass beds and mangrove swamps. 100 miles to Pennekamp National Park

Visit both Coral Reef and the National Marine Sanctuary

Day 4: Leave the Florida Keys and drive into the Everglades National Park. Not a swamp as popularly pictured but technically a vast river
slowly flowing southwest. The very popular Flamingo Campground should be pre-booked online using the National Park Service website that also has so much information and pictures of this amazing environment. 75 miles to Everglades National Park

Visit the Everglades National park: in your vehicle but also on foot or on the water.

Day 5: You are headed to Sanibel Island. Periwinkle Park & Campground is a bird lovers delight. You can see many species of exotic and native birds including toucans, macaws and lemurs. 230 miles to Sanibel via Route 41 through the Everglades and the Big Cypress National Reserve

Visit the shelling beaches of Captiva Island and, to end a perfect day, we always head for The Mucky Duck pub.

Day 6: Back to the mainland and, to gobble up those miles, it’s worth taking the Interstates 75/275 bound for Fort DeSoto Country Park. Its 1,136 acres are made up of five interconnected islands and many sites are directly on the water. You can fish from two free piers and rent boats and bikes. A lot of fun. 145 miles to Fort DeSoto Park

Visit - nowhere! DeSoto has won the America’s Best Beach award twice in the last five years so just stay and enjoy

Day 7: Walt Disney World and Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort is calling. Please book ahead, deciding in advance how many nights you want to spend there to see your choices of Disney Theme Parks. 100 miles to Disney’s Fort Wilderness

Visit all the sites of Disney plus all the other Orlando area attractions including Universal Studios

Day 8: Head east to the Atlantic and make for world famous Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Centre, NASA’s launch headquarters. Here you can tour launch areas, see the giant rockets, train in spaceflight simulators and see the moon close up via stunning iMax presentations. If you’re lucky, you might meet a veteran astronaut. They say the best way to experience Florida is a visit to The Palm Beaches and Boca Raton, so head south to the stunning area of Juno Beach. 160 miles to Juno Beach

Visit, and tour, the Kennedy Space Center. Make sure to visit the Loggerhead Marinelife Centre during sea turtle nesting season (May-August), they take you on a guided walk to watch the turtles up close.

Day 9: In the morning drive south to a little haven of luxury and live life as a celebrity strolling through the Worth Avenue shopping district at Palm Beach dubbed ‘Rodeo Drive of the East’ and make time to see some dreamy mansions including Henry Flagler’s, which is now one of the top sightseeing attractions. Your destination is NorthCoast which has been a favourite among motorhomers and the small boat community for fifty years. The sands of Dania Beach are just minutes away. 105 miles to Dania Beach.

Visit the world famous shopping on Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue and enjoy a last night of fun in Fort Lauderdale.

Day 10: It’s just 40 miles to Cruise America Miami to drop of your Motor Home.


Offer Includes

  • Flights from London with British Airways
  • Airports taxes
  • Overnight accommodation at arrival airport
  • C25 Motorhome Rental
  • 1 pre night included
  • Statutory Liability Coverage
  • Supplemental Liability Insurance up to $1,000,000 USD
  • Primary Coverage up to $1,000,000 CDN
  • VIP Coverage ($1,000 deductible per incident)
  • 1500 miles
  • Personal kit
  • Vehicle Kit
  • Tax

Meal Plans

  • Self Catering