Around Florida,
сircular route from Miami

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Detailed route
~1800 km (~1120 miles), 12 days
Get a motorhome in Miami and hit the road!
Begin your journey along Florida’s stunning east coast with a first stop at the oceanside, where golden sand meets clear blue waters. A peaceful place, perfect for watching the sunrise, spotting sea turtles, and catching some waves. The beach is surrounded by lush greenery and boardwalks that are great for a relaxing stroll. If you want a bit more adventure check out the nearby Natural Area with its scenic trails, or head to the pier for some fishing and amazing ocean views.
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Is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life, making it a popular spot for sunbathing, surfing, and sea turtle nesting, all set against a backdrop of lush dunes and swaying palms.
A picturesque 990-foot-long pier extending into the Atlantic Ocean, is a beloved spot for fishing, sunset strolls, and capturing stunning views of the coastline, offering visitors a perfect blend of relaxation and seaside charm.
Is a beautiful spot that feels like a little slice of nature right by the coast. As you explore, you'll enjoy great views of the Intracoastal Waterway, spot unique birds, and see colorful wildflowers along the way, offering a nice mix of adventure and relaxation close to the beach.
Cape Canaveral. Orlando
Then, head to Cape Canaveral, a place where adventure meets the stars! Known for its thrilling rocket launches and space missions, it’s the place to feel the excitement of space exploration. Explore the Kennedy Space Center, watch rockets soar, and soak up the history of this iconic spot. Outside the space center, enjoy a walk along Cocoa Beach, famous for its soft sands, great surfing, and laid-back atmosphere, or visit the nearby Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge to discover Florida’s natural beauty through scenic trails and wildlife viewing.
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Is a hub of space exploration history and innovation, offering visitors the chance to experience rocket launches, explore NASA's spacecraft, and get up close with the wonders of human spaceflight, all in a truly out-of-this-world setting.
Is a sprawling sanctuary that provides a diverse habitat for countless species, including manatees, bald eagles, and migratory birds, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore untouched wilderness through scenic drives, hiking trails, and pristine waterways.
Universal Studios
Next stop is a place where the fun never stops! Step into a world where movies come to life, and every corner is filled with excitement. From heart-pounding rides that blast you through your favorite films to thrilling shows and live entertainment, Universal Studios is all about adventure and surprises. Wander through themed lands like The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, where you can sip butterbeer, ride the Hogwarts Express, and explore Diagon Alley. Don’t miss the adrenaline-pumping roller coasters like Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit or the jaw-dropping special effects at the Fast & Furious: Supercharged experience.
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Nature day at Hillsborough River State Park
Venture into the wild beauty of Hillsborough River State Park, a lush oasis just outside Tampa. With winding trails, a fast-flowing river perfect for kayaking, and ancient oak trees draped in Spanish moss, this park is a nature lover’s dream. Paddle through rapids, spot wildlife, or simply enjoy a picnic surrounded by Florida’s stunning landscapes. Hike along the park’s nature trails, where you can discover hidden boardwalks, cross over scenic suspension bridges, and catch glimpses of alligators, turtles, and a variety of bird species.

For a bit of history, visit the park’s Fort Foster Historic Site, a replica of a Second Seminole War fort, where you can learn about Florida’s past and explore exhibits showcasing life in the 1800s.
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Siesta Beach and West Coast
Relax at Siesta Beach, famous for its soft, white sand and clear blue water. It’s one of the best beaches in the world with its relaxed vibe and stunning views, perfect for chilling in the sun, taking a dip, or catching a beautiful sunset. Stroll along the shoreline to collect seashells, play a game of beach volleyball, or enjoy a paddleboarding session in the gentle waves. The beach also features convenient amenities like picnic areas, playgrounds, and nearby beachfront cafes, that makes it easy to spend the whole day soaking up the sun and the vibrant coastal atmosphere.
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Sanibel Island
Discover the beauty of Sanibel Island, where shell-strewn beaches, calm waters, and vibrant sunsets create the perfect tropical escape. Bike along scenic paths, collect unique seashells, and enjoy the island’s relaxed, natural charm. Explore the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, home to an array of wildlife like manatees, roseate spoonbills, and alligators, and perfect for birdwatching or kayaking through mangrove forests. Take a leisurely stroll through the quaint shops and seafood restaurants in Sanibel’s charming town center, or visit the historic Sanibel Lighthouse and fishing pier for panoramic views of the Gulf.

Kayak tour - the tour routes pass through the mangrove forests of the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, which is known worldwide for its rare bird species.
Naples and Chokoloskee Island
Today’s journey takes you through the heart of Florida’s wild side! As you travel, watch the landscape shift from sunlit beaches to mangrove forests and hidden waterways. Chokoloskee Island, a remote gem at the edge of the Everglades, offers a peek into old Florida, with its fishing villages, rich history, and stunning views. Visit the historic Smallwood Store, now a museum filled with artifacts that tell the stories of early settlers and the island’s unique past. Enjoy a fresh seafood meal at a local restaurant and end your day watching a spectacular sunset over the Gulf, capturing the timeless charm of this hidden treasure.
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A picturesque oasis on Florida's Gulf Coast, is famed for its pristine beaches, tranquil mangroves, and secluded trails, making it a perfect getaway for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape by the water.
A hidden gem on Florida’s southwest coast, boasts a stunning stretch of white sand beach, crystal-clear waters, and lush coastal habitats, offering a serene spot for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying nature’s beauty away from the crowds.
The garden spans over 170 hectares of land and currently features 7 different ecosystems, over 600 species of subtropical and tropical plants, mangrove thickets, and swamps.
Everglades Park
Dive into the wild at Everglades National Park, where you can explore vast swamps, sawgrass prairies, and mysterious mangroves. Glide through the waters on an airboat, spot alligators, manatees, and rare birds, and immerse yourself in one of the most unique ecosystems on the planet. Stroll along the Anhinga Trail, a popular boardwalk that leads you right into the heart of the wetlands, where you can spot all sorts of wildlife up close. Head up to the Shark Valley Observation Tower for amazing views of the vast, grassy landscape stretching as far as the eye can see. You can also check out the old Nike Missile Base, a cool spot that shows how the park was part of history during the Cold War.
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Airboat (for example)
Alligator farm (for example)
Key West
Explore a world of vibrant streets, colorful sunsets, and laid-back island vibes. Start your day with a stroll down lively Duval Street, packed with quirky shops, lively bars, and local art galleries that capture the island’s creative spirit. Visit the iconic Hemingway House, where you can meet the famous six-toed cats and learn about the life of the legendary writer. As the day ends, find a spot at Mallory Square to watch street performers and enjoy the breathtaking sunset that paints the sky in brilliant hues of orange and pink.
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A treasure trove of artifacts and treasures that have been lost in the waters around Key West.
A charming colonial mansion in Key West, offers a glimpse into the world of the legendary writer, with its lush gardens, resident six-toed cats, and rooms filled with tales of adventure and literary history.
Nestled in the heart of Key West, served as the winter retreat for President Harry S. Truman and other U.S. leaders, where pivotal decisions were made amidst palm trees and ocean breezes, blending history with tropical charm.
Marathon and the last camping
Spend the night under the stars at the final campground, surrounded by ocean views and the sounds of gentle waves. Enjoy a relaxed evening around the campfire, stargazing in the clear night sky, or take a quiet evening walk along the shoreline. Wake up to a stunning sunrise, with the warm sea breeze and views of the turquoise water. It is the perfect way to end your adventure before the scenic drive back to Miami!
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