Miami and the Florida Keys (Self Drive)

Miami is the largest city in South Florida and one of the largest cultural, financial, and entertainment epicenters in the United States. Known for its eclectic energy, great nightlife, art galleries and museums, delicious cuisine, and a lively Latin and Caribbean community with particularly noteworthy Cuban and Haitian enclaves, Miami is a multitude of experiences rolled into one big magic city.

Explore the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Bayside Marketplace, Miami Seaquarium, Jungle Island, Art Deco Historic District, PortMiami, Lincoln Road, Bayfront Park, Perez Art Museum, AmericanAirlines Arena, Venetian Pool, Lummus Park, Wynwood Art District, Freedom Tower, Calle Ocho Historic District, Key Biscayne, and so much more!

At the end of the 113-mile Overseas Highway in the Florida Keys is the vibrant town of Key West, the southernmost point in the continental United States. The `Conch Republic`, just 90 miles from Cuba, has a flair and attitude all its own, which you can see out on Duval Street and Mallory Square, places to see and be seen. Grab a cold drink and enjoy the relaxing and welcoming tropical atmosphere only Key West knows how to provide.

Visit and discover the Ernest Hemingway House and Museum, Southernmost Point Marker, Mallory Square, Duval Street, Fort Zachary Taylor, Smathers Beach, Truman Little White House, Key West Lighthouse, Key West Aquarium, Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory, and so much more!

Key Largo is the longest of the Florida Keys, stretching for 30 miles, but is only about half a mile wide in most spots. It is the starting point of the 113-mile Overseas Highway, which links the mainland with the rest of the Florida Keys. It is home to the world`s second-largest artificial reef, and is well-known as a scuba diving, yachting, fishing, and swimming destination, not to mention its nature conservatories and gorgeous beaches. Key Largo is home to the world`s second largest artificial reef, the 510 foot USS Spiegel Grove, the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, and the famous Christ of the Abyss underwater statue.

Explore the Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park, Overseas Heritage Trail, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, Carysfort Reef and Lighthouse, Cannon Beach, Far Beach, Largo Sound, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, and so much more!

Miami is the largest city in South Florida and one of the largest cultural, financial, and entertainment epicenters in the United States. Known for its eclectic energy, great nightlife, art galleries and museums, delicious cuisine, and a lively Latin and Caribbean community with particularly noteworthy Cuban and Haitian enclaves, Miami is a multitude of experiences rolled into one big magic city.

Explore the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Bayside Marketplace, Miami Seaquarium, Jungle Island, Art Deco Historic District, PortMiami, Lincoln Road, Bayfront Park, Perez Art Museum, AmericanAirlines Arena, Venetian Pool, Lummus Park, Wynwood Art District, Freedom Tower, Calle Ocho Historic District, Key Biscayne, and so much more!