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Enjoying the Culture of Miami & Fort Lauderdale
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Kicking Back in the Florida Keys
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Discovering Nature in The Everglades
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Beachfront Fun on the Southwest Gulf Coast
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A Taste of Central Florida in Tampa

Persiguiendo el sol en el sur de Florida
- Distancia de la ruta:
- 1.123 km
- Tiempo sugerido:
- de 1 a 2 semanas
Un viaje por carretera a través del sur de Florida ofrece más que solo vistas; abre la puerta a un popular estilo de vida. Si no eres cuidadoso, puede que nunca vuelvas a casa.
No importa si te quieres tomar bastante tiempo para viajar por la parte sur del Estado del Sol o si solo quieres hacer una visita corta para ver cómo amanece en el Atlantic Ocean (océano Atlántico) y cómo atardece en el Gulf of Mexico; la península de Florida ofrece una gran variedad de vistas, sonidos, sabores y experiencias. El estado cuenta con una red de carreteras y caminos muy bien conectada, lo que significa que los turistas que viajen en auto estarán cómodos y su travesía por el estado será agradable.

Enjoying the Culture of Miami & Fort Lauderdale
Known internationally as one of the USA’s most culturally rich, cosmopolitan cities, Miami is in many ways a world unto itself, filled with a brighter, more frenetic energy than the rest of the state that draws jet-setters from all points of the world. After flying into Miami International Airport (MIA), rent a car and fill your itinerary with stark Art Deco architecture, world-class nightlife and pristine stretches of beach. Once the moon is up, locals and visitors dance the night away in boutique hotel bars and local nightclubs. Well-heeled shoppers indulge in retail therapy along the no-cars-allowed stretch of Lincoln Road and amid the luxury shops of Collins Avenue.
Just 16 kilometers inland, locals and visitors alike savor the flavors of Little Havana, the epicenter of Cuban culture in Miami. Leisurely chess and domino matches and strong, sweet cortaditos are the order of the day each afternoon along Calle Ocho, a classic stretch of road lined with historic sites. Take a side trip north on Interstate 95; a 40-minute drive leads to Las Olas Boulevard, a mixed-use shopping district in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, bustling with shops, restaurants and plazas offering live entertainment under the sun or stars.

Kicking Back in the Florida Keys
To experience the ultimate in casual Florida living, a trip south to the Florida Keys is a must. Iconic cultural references ranging from author Ernest Hemingway to musician Jimmy Buffett linger in the air here. From Miami, Highway 1 offers an eye-popping drive primarily along – and over – the water, passing through the tip of Florida's mainland and taking drivers through Key Largo, Islamorada and Marathon, along the Seven Mile Bridge and finally to Key West, where a buoy marks the Southernmost Point of the Continental USA.
In Key West, beachcombers delight in visits to the Key West Aquarium, in operation since the 1940s, and the beachfront playground and fishing pier of Higgs Beach, which offers a vast array of water sports rentals. Those interested in a more deeply textured visit can linger at the African Cemetery, learning more about the coastline's anthropological past. To end each day, crowds gather at Mallory Square and watch the sun set over the water.

Discovering Nature in The Everglades
About four hours from Key West via Highway 1 is Florida's most unique experience for nature lovers: Everglades National Park. A stop at the Shark Valley Visitor Center provides a perfect introduction to the park, the largest subtropical wilderness in the USA. Visitors can encounter the area via walking tours across a comprehensive boardwalk system or on guided tram tours with experienced park personnel who provide insights about the local flora and fauna. Guests can also bike their way through portions of the swampy expanse; rentals are available at the visitor center.
For serious outdoor enthusiasts, an array of extended hiking and backcountry camping excursions are available, and experienced canoe and kayak operators can spend a week or more paddling the 160-kilometer Wilderness Waterway, getting their fill of peace and quiet amid the park's nine habitats. The quintessential way to make a memory in the Everglades, though, is with an airboat tour through the mangrove tunnels or grassy waters in and around the park.

Beachfront Fun on the Southwest Gulf Coast
Due northwest from Everglades National Park on Highway 41 is Naples, the starting point for your ascent through the southernmost cities of Florida's Gulf Coast. There are no ocean waves – only the gentle ebb and flow of the Gulf of Mexico's blue-green waters against the shore. Known as Florida's "Paradise Coast," Naples and Marco Island are dotted with hotels, resorts and golf courses providing perfect getaways on the waterfront. Or, choose the laid-back Fort Myers area, where Sanibel and Captiva islands offer quaint, quiet beach escapes – perfect for some relaxation before your final stop.

A Taste of Central Florida in Tampa
Continue north for a stop in the St. Petersburg and Clearwater area, known for its sprawling residential base, beautiful beaches and a growing culinary scene. From St. Petersburg, a 30-minute drive inland across Tampa Bay leads to Tampa, a casual bayfront city that hosts plenty of sporting events and is a favorite among boaters. Its vibrant neighborhood restaurant scene offers flavorful cocktails alongside hearty portions of steak and seafood, and the neighboring cigar mecca Ybor City draws visitors to its tobacco shops and Cuban restaurants. Spend some time here before flying home from Tampa International Airport (TPA). Or, sign up for one last adventure: An hour's drive north on State Road 589 reaches Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, known for its retro water slides and live mermaid shows reminiscent of vintage water parks from the 1950s. What better way to end a tour of the sunniest state than with one last splash from the past?
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