The adventure awaits
Want to escape the winter and experience a holiday full of sun, adventure and fun? This flexible itinerary will take you by car across Central and Southeast Florida - from iconic Miami to coral Key Largo, the wild swamps of the Everglades, the theme parks of Orlando and cosmopolitan Cape Canaveral. Not just passive relaxation, but a varied programme that can be tailored to suit the weather and current events. Perfect for families, groups of friends and anyone who wants to experience Florida to the fullest.
The days are scheduled so that you can freely change their order depending on the weather or events in town.
If you arrive in Miami during the day, you'll have a beautiful view of the Florida coastline and Miami Beach from the plane. You may then see planes landing in parallel, as there are two runways side by side in Miami.
On entering the airport area, turn on your US data SIM card or connect to the free wifi.
At customs, be prepared for questions like the following:
What is the purpose of your trip, how many days will you spend in the U.S., what places will you visit, where do you work and what do you do, how much cash are you taking with you.
Then pick up the car as instructed.
For more tips, be sure to follow us on our instagram plavbysnucz. We will also be happy if you share photos and experiences from your trip!
You will probably wake up early in the morning because of the time shift. Take advantage of this and head to Hollywood Beach near your accommodation for a breathtaking sunrise. Before you head out to the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, do some grocery shopping at the Walmart Supercenter, which is close to your accommodation.
This promenade is perfect for a time-shift comparison walk. There are plenty of refreshment options along the promenade, and you can even surf on the artificial wave.
Inherent to the United States of America is cheap shopping. One of the largest outlet malls in the Miami area can be found in Sunrise, right across from the Florida Panthers hockey stadium. Here, you'll find world-renowned brands that cater to any style.
Sporting events are an integral part of the American experience. Tickets can be purchased on the TicketMaster website. The average ticket price is around $50, and we recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Free parking is available at the Sawgrass Mills mall.
If you're in Miami outside of hockey season, you can also watch a Miami FC soccer game (featuring Lionel Messi!), a Miami Heat basketball game, or an American football game at the Miami Dolphins stadium.
The best cure for motion sickness is undoubtedly Miami Beach! Day three will be a combination of relaxation, shopping and breathtaking views.
After the morning rush hour, head to South Beach to fish for bronze. Park a few blocks directly off the famous Ocean Dr, which is lined with Art Deco style homes. Parking is based on $3 per hour and you pay at a parking meter. Grab lunch at the classic American restaurant Big Pink or admire the toned bodies of local musclemen in the shade of a palm tree in Lummus Park.
Bayside Marketplace combines a shopping and entertainment center with a promenade and a Ferris wheel, stretching along the entire marina where you can enjoy an afternoon snack or cocktail. Don't plan a visit on a day when a Miami Heat basketball game is being played, as you won't be able to park nearby.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city for a while, Virginia Key beach park with Playita beach is the ideal place for a picnic. It is located on the first of the islands leading to Key Biscayne. Here, you'll experience a breathtaking view of the Miami skyline and an enchanting sunset. Parking and access to the beach is free. The beach closes after sunset (around 6 p.m. in February).
You will spend the whole fourth day on the road. Your first stop will be Key Largo and then you will move to the border of Everglades National Park. So be prepared to take food and drink with you.
Meet dolphins at the Dolphin Plus Marine Mammal Responder in Key Largo, a rescue and research station exploring dolphin life. This is a truly unique experience where keepers will first introduce you to dolphin life and behavior both in the wild and in captivity. If you want to get up close and personal with dolphins, book one of the dolphin encounter packages in advance, either in the water or on the water platform where keepers will allow you to interact directly with these amazing mammals.
Buy a takeaway or dine in at John Pennekamp Camp Area, a recreational park lined with mangroves. Check out the local underwater life at the Visitor Centre or take a refreshing dip in the sea at Cannon Beach. Park admission is approximately $10 per car and 4 visitors.
On your return from Key Largo, stop by Everglades Alligator Farm for an unforgettable experience of burying a baby alligator at one of two shows. In addition to alligators, the farm offers several other species of animals to see, such as parrots, turtles, snakes, etc. If you've experienced a little adrenaline rush, you can also take a ride around the local wetlands in an airboat - a watercraft powered by a giant motorized fan. Advance reservations are not required.
On day five, first recharge your batteries on the beach before moving on to Miami's iconic Wynwood Walls and Calle Ocho.
Start your day at the beach near your accommodation to recharge your batteries for more adventures.
Wynwood is a street art district that is most famous for the graffiti in the Wynwood Walls Museum's outdoor exhibit. For parking, use the public lot a few blocks from the Wynwood walls. Pay for parking by scanning the QR code located in the parking area. Tickets for Wynwood walls can be purchased at the ticket machine right at the entrance to the exhibit. No advance reservations are required. A visit to the exhibition without an organised tour will take approximately 1 hour
.In the afternoon, take a stroll in Cuba's Little Havana district. Park for free at a McDonalds restaurant and stroll Calle Ocho from the Tower Theater to Cuban Memorial Boulevard Park, with its memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Bay of Pigs invasion.
8th Street, or Calle Ocho, resembles the Walk of Fame in Holywood. Here, however, the stars on the sidewalk are exclusively Latino celebrities. Along the way, you can peek into traditional Cuban food shops, cigar factories, and even the tables of the famous Domino Park, where Cuban grandfathers play their much-loved game of dominoes. Afterwards, cool off with a traditional Cuban ice cream at Azucar Ice Cream, just across the street from the Tower Theater.
You leave Miami and head to Kissimmee, which is part of the Orlando metropolitan area. The advantage of Kissimmee is its proximity to all of Orlando's attractions (within a 15-minute drive), including Disney World, which you're going to the next day. There is also a Walmart Supercenter nearby.
Tips for stops along the way:
Herky Huffman/Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area
Lake Okeechobee
Orlando is famous not only for its theme parks, but also for its cheap outlet shopping. We definitely recommend visiting one of them, such as the classic outdoor outlet mall Vineland Premium Outlets. After shopping, move to your accommodation.
During this day you will visit one of the Disney World parks - Magic Kingdom. Expect the park to be very large and combined with the high temperature, the day will be a bit challenging. Bring plenty of drinks with you. If you want to save money, bring food with you. It is very expensive in the park.
Be sure to buy your tickets in advance, as they often sell out on exposed days during spring break.
It's not for nothing that they say a visit to Disney World will be the most expensive day of your life. From tickets to parking to food, they'll make you pay royally for everything. On the other hand, it is an unforgettable experience not only for kids but also for adults. The price of admission includes all the attractions, including an approach train or boat that will take you from the parking lot to the main gate of the park. The advantage is that you can leave the park and come back later if your kids want to take a break during the day. And the park is really big! During the day you can enjoy 2 parades of the most famous Disney characters and in the evening a spectacular fireworks display. We recommend buying food and drink to go to save a buck. Ice cream will set you back $6. Don't forget to pick up a free "My First Visit" badge at any of the stores. Then, in the evening after dark, the highlight of the evening is the fireworks display over the castle.
Your next stop will be the Kennedy Space Center, which opens at 9 a.m. Check out of your accommodations early in the morning to be among the first to arrive and avoid the morning rush hour in Orlando.
Kennedy Space Center will be an experience for adults and children alike. Purchase tickets online in advance to save time in line. Below you will find the TOP attractions not to miss:
1) Bus tour - start with a tour of the facility where you will see the actual launch pads for the rockets and the building where the rockets are assembled.
2) Apollo Saturn 5 center - get off here as part of the bus tour. In this exibition you will see the Apollo project, including a recreation of the Apollo 8 liftoff right in the launch room. Then see the largest rocket ever assembled - the Saturn 5. You can also touch a real moon rock. Finally, visit a projection of the first lunar landing.
3) Space shuttle Atlantis - See the space shuttle Atlantis and try a ride in the shuttle simulator.
4) Heros and Legends Astronaut Hall of Fame - A museum of space artifacts and astronauts' personal effects.
5) Rocket garden - an outdoor rocket exhibit.
If you need to keep the kids more entertained, visit Planet Play - a space playground filled with climbing frames.
After the tour is over, transfer back to Miami.
Be treated to breakfast at this lovely hotel the morning before your flight. If you have time left, make the most of it and head into town.
Visit Dolphin mall, a renowned outlet mall with over 240 shops and restaurants near the airport. Leave your luggage in your car, in the storage lockers by the toilets next to the Food Court or find one of the Bounce service providers at Dolphin Mall.
Plan to arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before departure to return the car. Also, there are long lines at security so don't miss your flight. Have a safe journey!
Want to escape the winter and experience a holiday full of sun, adventure and fun? This flexible itinerary will take you by car across Central and Southeast Florida - from iconic Miami to coral Key Largo, the wild swamps of the Everglades, the theme parks of Orlando and cosmopolitan Cape Canaveral. Not just passive relaxation, but a varied programme that can be tailored to suit the weather and current events. Perfect for families, groups of friends and anyone who wants to experience Florida to the fullest.
The days are scheduled so that you can freely change their order depending on the weather or events in town.
If you arrive in Miami during the day, you'll have a beautiful view of the Florida coastline and Miami Beach from the plane. You may then see planes landing in parallel, as there are two runways side by side in Miami.
On entering the airport area, turn on your US data SIM card or connect to the free wifi.
At customs, be prepared for questions like the following:
What is the purpose of your trip, how many days will you spend in the U.S., what places will you visit, where do you work and what do you do, how much cash are you taking with you.
Then pick up the car as instructed.
For more tips, be sure to follow us on our instagram plavbysnucz. We will also be happy if you share photos and experiences from your trip!
You will probably wake up early in the morning because of the time shift. Take advantage of this and head to Hollywood Beach near your accommodation for a breathtaking sunrise. Before you head out to the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, do some grocery shopping at the Walmart Supercenter, which is close to your accommodation.
This promenade is perfect for a time-shift comparison walk. There are plenty of refreshment options along the promenade, and you can even surf on the artificial wave.
Inherent to the United States of America is cheap shopping. One of the largest outlet malls in the Miami area can be found in Sunrise, right across from the Florida Panthers hockey stadium. Here, you'll find world-renowned brands that cater to any style.
Sporting events are an integral part of the American experience. Tickets can be purchased on the TicketMaster website. The average ticket price is around $50, and we recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Free parking is available at the Sawgrass Mills mall.
If you're in Miami outside of hockey season, you can also watch a Miami FC soccer game (featuring Lionel Messi!), a Miami Heat basketball game, or an American football game at the Miami Dolphins stadium.
The best cure for motion sickness is undoubtedly Miami Beach! Day three will be a combination of relaxation, shopping and breathtaking views.
After the morning rush hour, head to South Beach to fish for bronze. Park a few blocks directly off the famous Ocean Dr, which is lined with Art Deco style homes. Parking is based on $3 per hour and you pay at a parking meter. Grab lunch at the classic American restaurant Big Pink or admire the toned bodies of local musclemen in the shade of a palm tree in Lummus Park.
Bayside Marketplace combines a shopping and entertainment center with a promenade and a Ferris wheel, stretching along the entire marina where you can enjoy an afternoon snack or cocktail. Don't plan a visit on a day when a Miami Heat basketball game is being played, as you won't be able to park nearby.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city for a while, Virginia Key beach park with Playita beach is the ideal place for a picnic. It is located on the first of the islands leading to Key Biscayne. Here, you'll experience a breathtaking view of the Miami skyline and an enchanting sunset. Parking and access to the beach is free. The beach closes after sunset (around 6 p.m. in February).
You will spend the whole fourth day on the road. Your first stop will be Key Largo and then you will move to the border of Everglades National Park. So be prepared to take food and drink with you.
Meet dolphins at the Dolphin Plus Marine Mammal Responder in Key Largo, a rescue and research station exploring dolphin life. This is a truly unique experience where keepers will first introduce you to dolphin life and behavior both in the wild and in captivity. If you want to get up close and personal with dolphins, book one of the dolphin encounter packages in advance, either in the water or on the water platform where keepers will allow you to interact directly with these amazing mammals.
Buy a takeaway or dine in at John Pennekamp Camp Area, a recreational park lined with mangroves. Check out the local underwater life at the Visitor Centre or take a refreshing dip in the sea at Cannon Beach. Park admission is approximately $10 per car and 4 visitors.
On your return from Key Largo, stop by Everglades Alligator Farm for an unforgettable experience of burying a baby alligator at one of two shows. In addition to alligators, the farm offers several other species of animals to see, such as parrots, turtles, snakes, etc. If you've experienced a little adrenaline rush, you can also take a ride around the local wetlands in an airboat - a watercraft powered by a giant motorized fan. Advance reservations are not required.
On day five, first recharge your batteries on the beach before moving on to Miami's iconic Wynwood Walls and Calle Ocho.
Start your day at the beach near your accommodation to recharge your batteries for more adventures.
Wynwood is a street art district that is most famous for the graffiti in the Wynwood Walls Museum's outdoor exhibit. For parking, use the public lot a few blocks from the Wynwood walls. Pay for parking by scanning the QR code located in the parking area. Tickets for Wynwood walls can be purchased at the ticket machine right at the entrance to the exhibit. No advance reservations are required. A visit to the exhibition without an organised tour will take approximately 1 hour
.In the afternoon, take a stroll in Cuba's Little Havana district. Park for free at a McDonalds restaurant and stroll Calle Ocho from the Tower Theater to Cuban Memorial Boulevard Park, with its memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Bay of Pigs invasion.
8th Street, or Calle Ocho, resembles the Walk of Fame in Holywood. Here, however, the stars on the sidewalk are exclusively Latino celebrities. Along the way, you can peek into traditional Cuban food shops, cigar factories, and even the tables of the famous Domino Park, where Cuban grandfathers play their much-loved game of dominoes. Afterwards, cool off with a traditional Cuban ice cream at Azucar Ice Cream, just across the street from the Tower Theater.
You leave Miami and head to Kissimmee, which is part of the Orlando metropolitan area. The advantage of Kissimmee is its proximity to all of Orlando's attractions (within a 15-minute drive), including Disney World, which you're going to the next day. There is also a Walmart Supercenter nearby.
Tips for stops along the way:
Herky Huffman/Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area
Lake Okeechobee
Orlando is famous not only for its theme parks, but also for its cheap outlet shopping. We definitely recommend visiting one of them, such as the classic outdoor outlet mall Vineland Premium Outlets. After shopping, move to your accommodation.
During this day you will visit one of the Disney World parks - Magic Kingdom. Expect the park to be very large and combined with the high temperature, the day will be a bit challenging. Bring plenty of drinks with you. If you want to save money, bring food with you. It is very expensive in the park.
Be sure to buy your tickets in advance, as they often sell out on exposed days during spring break.
It's not for nothing that they say a visit to Disney World will be the most expensive day of your life. From tickets to parking to food, they'll make you pay royally for everything. On the other hand, it is an unforgettable experience not only for kids but also for adults. The price of admission includes all the attractions, including an approach train or boat that will take you from the parking lot to the main gate of the park. The advantage is that you can leave the park and come back later if your kids want to take a break during the day. And the park is really big! During the day you can enjoy 2 parades of the most famous Disney characters and in the evening a spectacular fireworks display. We recommend buying food and drink to go to save a buck. Ice cream will set you back $6. Don't forget to pick up a free "My First Visit" badge at any of the stores. Then, in the evening after dark, the highlight of the evening is the fireworks display over the castle.
Your next stop will be the Kennedy Space Center, which opens at 9 a.m. Check out of your accommodations early in the morning to be among the first to arrive and avoid the morning rush hour in Orlando.
Kennedy Space Center will be an experience for adults and children alike. Purchase tickets online in advance to save time in line. Below you will find the TOP attractions not to miss:
1) Bus tour - start with a tour of the facility where you will see the actual launch pads for the rockets and the building where the rockets are assembled.
2) Apollo Saturn 5 center - get off here as part of the bus tour. In this exibition you will see the Apollo project, including a recreation of the Apollo 8 liftoff right in the launch room. Then see the largest rocket ever assembled - the Saturn 5. You can also touch a real moon rock. Finally, visit a projection of the first lunar landing.
3) Space shuttle Atlantis - See the space shuttle Atlantis and try a ride in the shuttle simulator.
4) Heros and Legends Astronaut Hall of Fame - A museum of space artifacts and astronauts' personal effects.
5) Rocket garden - an outdoor rocket exhibit.
If you need to keep the kids more entertained, visit Planet Play - a space playground filled with climbing frames.
After the tour is over, transfer back to Miami.
Be treated to breakfast at this lovely hotel the morning before your flight. If you have time left, make the most of it and head into town.
Visit Dolphin mall, a renowned outlet mall with over 240 shops and restaurants near the airport. Leave your luggage in your car, in the storage lockers by the toilets next to the Food Court or find one of the Bounce service providers at Dolphin Mall.
Plan to arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before departure to return the car. Also, there are long lines at security so don't miss your flight. Have a safe journey!
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Want to escape the winter and experience a holiday full of sun, adventure and fun? This flexible itinerary will take you by car across Central and Southeast Florida - from iconic Miami to coral Key Largo, the wild swamps of the Everglades, the theme parks of Orlando and cosmopolitan Cape Canaveral. Not just passive relaxation, but a varied programme that can be tailored to suit the weather and current events. Perfect for families, groups of friends and anyone who wants to experience Florida to the fullest.
The days are scheduled so that you can freely change their order depending on the weather or events in town.
If you arrive in Miami during the day, you'll have a beautiful view of the Florida coastline and Miami Beach from the plane. You may then see planes landing in parallel, as there are two runways side by side in Miami.
On entering the airport area, turn on your US data SIM card or connect to the free wifi.
At customs, be prepared for questions like the following:
What is the purpose of your trip, how many days will you spend in the U.S., what places will you visit, where do you work and what do you do, how much cash are you taking with you.
Then pick up the car as instructed.
For more tips, be sure to follow us on our instagram plavbysnucz. We will also be happy if you share photos and experiences from your trip!
You will probably wake up early in the morning because of the time shift. Take advantage of this and head to Hollywood Beach near your accommodation for a breathtaking sunrise. Before you head out to the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, do some grocery shopping at the Walmart Supercenter, which is close to your accommodation.
This promenade is perfect for a time-shift comparison walk. There are plenty of refreshment options along the promenade, and you can even surf on the artificial wave.
Inherent to the United States of America is cheap shopping. One of the largest outlet malls in the Miami area can be found in Sunrise, right across from the Florida Panthers hockey stadium. Here, you'll find world-renowned brands that cater to any style.
Sporting events are an integral part of the American experience. Tickets can be purchased on the TicketMaster website. The average ticket price is around $50, and we recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Free parking is available at the Sawgrass Mills mall.
If you're in Miami outside of hockey season, you can also watch a Miami FC soccer game (featuring Lionel Messi!), a Miami Heat basketball game, or an American football game at the Miami Dolphins stadium.
The best cure for motion sickness is undoubtedly Miami Beach! Day three will be a combination of relaxation, shopping and breathtaking views.
After the morning rush hour, head to South Beach to fish for bronze. Park a few blocks directly off the famous Ocean Dr, which is lined with Art Deco style homes. Parking is based on $3 per hour and you pay at a parking meter. Grab lunch at the classic American restaurant Big Pink or admire the toned bodies of local musclemen in the shade of a palm tree in Lummus Park.
Bayside Marketplace combines a shopping and entertainment center with a promenade and a Ferris wheel, stretching along the entire marina where you can enjoy an afternoon snack or cocktail. Don't plan a visit on a day when a Miami Heat basketball game is being played, as you won't be able to park nearby.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city for a while, Virginia Key beach park with Playita beach is the ideal place for a picnic. It is located on the first of the islands leading to Key Biscayne. Here, you'll experience a breathtaking view of the Miami skyline and an enchanting sunset. Parking and access to the beach is free. The beach closes after sunset (around 6 p.m. in February).
You will spend the whole fourth day on the road. Your first stop will be Key Largo and then you will move to the border of Everglades National Park. So be prepared to take food and drink with you.
Meet dolphins at the Dolphin Plus Marine Mammal Responder in Key Largo, a rescue and research station exploring dolphin life. This is a truly unique experience where keepers will first introduce you to dolphin life and behavior both in the wild and in captivity. If you want to get up close and personal with dolphins, book one of the dolphin encounter packages in advance, either in the water or on the water platform where keepers will allow you to interact directly with these amazing mammals.
Buy a takeaway or dine in at John Pennekamp Camp Area, a recreational park lined with mangroves. Check out the local underwater life at the Visitor Centre or take a refreshing dip in the sea at Cannon Beach. Park admission is approximately $10 per car and 4 visitors.
On your return from Key Largo, stop by Everglades Alligator Farm for an unforgettable experience of burying a baby alligator at one of two shows. In addition to alligators, the farm offers several other species of animals to see, such as parrots, turtles, snakes, etc. If you've experienced a little adrenaline rush, you can also take a ride around the local wetlands in an airboat - a watercraft powered by a giant motorized fan. Advance reservations are not required.
On day five, first recharge your batteries on the beach before moving on to Miami's iconic Wynwood Walls and Calle Ocho.
Start your day at the beach near your accommodation to recharge your batteries for more adventures.
Wynwood is a street art district that is most famous for the graffiti in the Wynwood Walls Museum's outdoor exhibit. For parking, use the public lot a few blocks from the Wynwood walls. Pay for parking by scanning the QR code located in the parking area. Tickets for Wynwood walls can be purchased at the ticket machine right at the entrance to the exhibit. No advance reservations are required. A visit to the exhibition without an organised tour will take approximately 1 hour
.In the afternoon, take a stroll in Cuba's Little Havana district. Park for free at a McDonalds restaurant and stroll Calle Ocho from the Tower Theater to Cuban Memorial Boulevard Park, with its memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Bay of Pigs invasion.
8th Street, or Calle Ocho, resembles the Walk of Fame in Holywood. Here, however, the stars on the sidewalk are exclusively Latino celebrities. Along the way, you can peek into traditional Cuban food shops, cigar factories, and even the tables of the famous Domino Park, where Cuban grandfathers play their much-loved game of dominoes. Afterwards, cool off with a traditional Cuban ice cream at Azucar Ice Cream, just across the street from the Tower Theater.
You leave Miami and head to Kissimmee, which is part of the Orlando metropolitan area. The advantage of Kissimmee is its proximity to all of Orlando's attractions (within a 15-minute drive), including Disney World, which you're going to the next day. There is also a Walmart Supercenter nearby.
Tips for stops along the way:
Herky Huffman/Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area
Lake Okeechobee
Orlando is famous not only for its theme parks, but also for its cheap outlet shopping. We definitely recommend visiting one of them, such as the classic outdoor outlet mall Vineland Premium Outlets. After shopping, move to your accommodation.
During this day you will visit one of the Disney World parks - Magic Kingdom. Expect the park to be very large and combined with the high temperature, the day will be a bit challenging. Bring plenty of drinks with you. If you want to save money, bring food with you. It is very expensive in the park.
Be sure to buy your tickets in advance, as they often sell out on exposed days during spring break.
It's not for nothing that they say a visit to Disney World will be the most expensive day of your life. From tickets to parking to food, they'll make you pay royally for everything. On the other hand, it is an unforgettable experience not only for kids but also for adults. The price of admission includes all the attractions, including an approach train or boat that will take you from the parking lot to the main gate of the park. The advantage is that you can leave the park and come back later if your kids want to take a break during the day. And the park is really big! During the day you can enjoy 2 parades of the most famous Disney characters and in the evening a spectacular fireworks display. We recommend buying food and drink to go to save a buck. Ice cream will set you back $6. Don't forget to pick up a free "My First Visit" badge at any of the stores. Then, in the evening after dark, the highlight of the evening is the fireworks display over the castle.
Your next stop will be the Kennedy Space Center, which opens at 9 a.m. Check out of your accommodations early in the morning to be among the first to arrive and avoid the morning rush hour in Orlando.
Kennedy Space Center will be an experience for adults and children alike. Purchase tickets online in advance to save time in line. Below you will find the TOP attractions not to miss:
1) Bus tour - start with a tour of the facility where you will see the actual launch pads for the rockets and the building where the rockets are assembled.
2) Apollo Saturn 5 center - get off here as part of the bus tour. In this exibition you will see the Apollo project, including a recreation of the Apollo 8 liftoff right in the launch room. Then see the largest rocket ever assembled - the Saturn 5. You can also touch a real moon rock. Finally, visit a projection of the first lunar landing.
3) Space shuttle Atlantis - See the space shuttle Atlantis and try a ride in the shuttle simulator.
4) Heros and Legends Astronaut Hall of Fame - A museum of space artifacts and astronauts' personal effects.
5) Rocket garden - an outdoor rocket exhibit.
If you need to keep the kids more entertained, visit Planet Play - a space playground filled with climbing frames.
After the tour is over, transfer back to Miami.
Be treated to breakfast at this lovely hotel the morning before your flight. If you have time left, make the most of it and head into town.
Visit Dolphin mall, a renowned outlet mall with over 240 shops and restaurants near the airport. Leave your luggage in your car, in the storage lockers by the toilets next to the Food Court or find one of the Bounce service providers at Dolphin Mall.
Plan to arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before departure to return the car. Also, there are long lines at security so don't miss your flight. Have a safe journey!
Want to escape the winter and experience a holiday full of sun, adventure and fun? This flexible itinerary will take you by car across Central and Southeast Florida - from iconic Miami to coral Key Largo, the wild swamps of the Everglades, the theme parks of Orlando and cosmopolitan Cape Canaveral. Not just passive relaxation, but a varied programme that can be tailored to suit the weather and current events. Perfect for families, groups of friends and anyone who wants to experience Florida to the fullest.
The days are scheduled so that you can freely change their order depending on the weather or events in town.
If you arrive in Miami during the day, you'll have a beautiful view of the Florida coastline and Miami Beach from the plane. You may then see planes landing in parallel, as there are two runways side by side in Miami.
On entering the airport area, turn on your US data SIM card or connect to the free wifi.
At customs, be prepared for questions like the following:
What is the purpose of your trip, how many days will you spend in the U.S., what places will you visit, where do you work and what do you do, how much cash are you taking with you.
Then pick up the car as instructed.
For more tips, be sure to follow us on our instagram plavbysnucz. We will also be happy if you share photos and experiences from your trip!
You will probably wake up early in the morning because of the time shift. Take advantage of this and head to Hollywood Beach near your accommodation for a breathtaking sunrise. Before you head out to the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, do some grocery shopping at the Walmart Supercenter, which is close to your accommodation.
This promenade is perfect for a time-shift comparison walk. There are plenty of refreshment options along the promenade, and you can even surf on the artificial wave.
Inherent to the United States of America is cheap shopping. One of the largest outlet malls in the Miami area can be found in Sunrise, right across from the Florida Panthers hockey stadium. Here, you'll find world-renowned brands that cater to any style.
Sporting events are an integral part of the American experience. Tickets can be purchased on the TicketMaster website. The average ticket price is around $50, and we recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Free parking is available at the Sawgrass Mills mall.
If you're in Miami outside of hockey season, you can also watch a Miami FC soccer game (featuring Lionel Messi!), a Miami Heat basketball game, or an American football game at the Miami Dolphins stadium.
The best cure for motion sickness is undoubtedly Miami Beach! Day three will be a combination of relaxation, shopping and breathtaking views.
After the morning rush hour, head to South Beach to fish for bronze. Park a few blocks directly off the famous Ocean Dr, which is lined with Art Deco style homes. Parking is based on $3 per hour and you pay at a parking meter. Grab lunch at the classic American restaurant Big Pink or admire the toned bodies of local musclemen in the shade of a palm tree in Lummus Park.
Bayside Marketplace combines a shopping and entertainment center with a promenade and a Ferris wheel, stretching along the entire marina where you can enjoy an afternoon snack or cocktail. Don't plan a visit on a day when a Miami Heat basketball game is being played, as you won't be able to park nearby.
If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city for a while, Virginia Key beach park with Playita beach is the ideal place for a picnic. It is located on the first of the islands leading to Key Biscayne. Here, you'll experience a breathtaking view of the Miami skyline and an enchanting sunset. Parking and access to the beach is free. The beach closes after sunset (around 6 p.m. in February).
You will spend the whole fourth day on the road. Your first stop will be Key Largo and then you will move to the border of Everglades National Park. So be prepared to take food and drink with you.
Meet dolphins at the Dolphin Plus Marine Mammal Responder in Key Largo, a rescue and research station exploring dolphin life. This is a truly unique experience where keepers will first introduce you to dolphin life and behavior both in the wild and in captivity. If you want to get up close and personal with dolphins, book one of the dolphin encounter packages in advance, either in the water or on the water platform where keepers will allow you to interact directly with these amazing mammals.
Buy a takeaway or dine in at John Pennekamp Camp Area, a recreational park lined with mangroves. Check out the local underwater life at the Visitor Centre or take a refreshing dip in the sea at Cannon Beach. Park admission is approximately $10 per car and 4 visitors.
On your return from Key Largo, stop by Everglades Alligator Farm for an unforgettable experience of burying a baby alligator at one of two shows. In addition to alligators, the farm offers several other species of animals to see, such as parrots, turtles, snakes, etc. If you've experienced a little adrenaline rush, you can also take a ride around the local wetlands in an airboat - a watercraft powered by a giant motorized fan. Advance reservations are not required.
On day five, first recharge your batteries on the beach before moving on to Miami's iconic Wynwood Walls and Calle Ocho.
Start your day at the beach near your accommodation to recharge your batteries for more adventures.
Wynwood is a street art district that is most famous for the graffiti in the Wynwood Walls Museum's outdoor exhibit. For parking, use the public lot a few blocks from the Wynwood walls. Pay for parking by scanning the QR code located in the parking area. Tickets for Wynwood walls can be purchased at the ticket machine right at the entrance to the exhibit. No advance reservations are required. A visit to the exhibition without an organised tour will take approximately 1 hour
.In the afternoon, take a stroll in Cuba's Little Havana district. Park for free at a McDonalds restaurant and stroll Calle Ocho from the Tower Theater to Cuban Memorial Boulevard Park, with its memorial to the fallen soldiers of the Bay of Pigs invasion.
8th Street, or Calle Ocho, resembles the Walk of Fame in Holywood. Here, however, the stars on the sidewalk are exclusively Latino celebrities. Along the way, you can peek into traditional Cuban food shops, cigar factories, and even the tables of the famous Domino Park, where Cuban grandfathers play their much-loved game of dominoes. Afterwards, cool off with a traditional Cuban ice cream at Azucar Ice Cream, just across the street from the Tower Theater.
You leave Miami and head to Kissimmee, which is part of the Orlando metropolitan area. The advantage of Kissimmee is its proximity to all of Orlando's attractions (within a 15-minute drive), including Disney World, which you're going to the next day. There is also a Walmart Supercenter nearby.
Tips for stops along the way:
Herky Huffman/Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area
Lake Okeechobee
Orlando is famous not only for its theme parks, but also for its cheap outlet shopping. We definitely recommend visiting one of them, such as the classic outdoor outlet mall Vineland Premium Outlets. After shopping, move to your accommodation.
During this day you will visit one of the Disney World parks - Magic Kingdom. Expect the park to be very large and combined with the high temperature, the day will be a bit challenging. Bring plenty of drinks with you. If you want to save money, bring food with you. It is very expensive in the park.
Be sure to buy your tickets in advance, as they often sell out on exposed days during spring break.
It's not for nothing that they say a visit to Disney World will be the most expensive day of your life. From tickets to parking to food, they'll make you pay royally for everything. On the other hand, it is an unforgettable experience not only for kids but also for adults. The price of admission includes all the attractions, including an approach train or boat that will take you from the parking lot to the main gate of the park. The advantage is that you can leave the park and come back later if your kids want to take a break during the day. And the park is really big! During the day you can enjoy 2 parades of the most famous Disney characters and in the evening a spectacular fireworks display. We recommend buying food and drink to go to save a buck. Ice cream will set you back $6. Don't forget to pick up a free "My First Visit" badge at any of the stores. Then, in the evening after dark, the highlight of the evening is the fireworks display over the castle.
Your next stop will be the Kennedy Space Center, which opens at 9 a.m. Check out of your accommodations early in the morning to be among the first to arrive and avoid the morning rush hour in Orlando.
Kennedy Space Center will be an experience for adults and children alike. Purchase tickets online in advance to save time in line. Below you will find the TOP attractions not to miss:
1) Bus tour - start with a tour of the facility where you will see the actual launch pads for the rockets and the building where the rockets are assembled.
2) Apollo Saturn 5 center - get off here as part of the bus tour. In this exibition you will see the Apollo project, including a recreation of the Apollo 8 liftoff right in the launch room. Then see the largest rocket ever assembled - the Saturn 5. You can also touch a real moon rock. Finally, visit a projection of the first lunar landing.
3) Space shuttle Atlantis - See the space shuttle Atlantis and try a ride in the shuttle simulator.
4) Heros and Legends Astronaut Hall of Fame - A museum of space artifacts and astronauts' personal effects.
5) Rocket garden - an outdoor rocket exhibit.
If you need to keep the kids more entertained, visit Planet Play - a space playground filled with climbing frames.
After the tour is over, transfer back to Miami.
Be treated to breakfast at this lovely hotel the morning before your flight. If you have time left, make the most of it and head into town.
Visit Dolphin mall, a renowned outlet mall with over 240 shops and restaurants near the airport. Leave your luggage in your car, in the storage lockers by the toilets next to the Food Court or find one of the Bounce service providers at Dolphin Mall.
Plan to arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before departure to return the car. Also, there are long lines at security so don't miss your flight. Have a safe journey!
