Today we take a flight and arrive at the southern resort paradise of the United States - Miami & Fort Lauderdale, where we will start the next wonderful journey. An enthusiastic tour guide will wait for your arrival at the airport and arrange a shuttle bus to the hotel.
Airport pick-up instructions:
1. The free pick-up time at Miami International Airport (MIA) on the day of the tour is: 14:00 17:00 21:00, and the free pick-up time at Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) on the day of the tour is: 13:00 16:00 20:00. This time is the time for guests to meet our staff after getting their luggage at the baggage claim area of the airline they are traveling on. We will not wait for overtime.
2. Paid airport pick-up service: 21:01-23:00
Miami International Airport (MIA): $80 for the first two people, and an additional $10 per person for each additional person from the third person onwards (this price does not include the airport pick-up service fee of $6 per person).
Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL): $120 for the first two people, and an additional $10 per person for each additional person starting from the third person (this price does not include the airport pick-up service fee of $6 per person).
3. For guests arriving outside the free pick-up time and paid pick-up time, please take a taxi to the hotel by yourself.
4. Guests picked up at 14:00 will have the opportunity to go shopping at Dolphin Mall, Miami's largest discount mall (fare: $15/person, about 3 hours). On the day of pick-up, please provide three meals by yourself.
5. Guests who arrive at Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) before 16:00 and Miami International Airport (MIA) before 17:00 can participate in the night tour at their own expense (tour time is about 2 hours).
Operations for Miami Night Tour Seats:
1) If the night tour is booked in advance, two people will form a group and departure is guaranteed.
2) If guests sign up for a night tour after arrival, our company will decide whether to join the group based on actual vehicle arrangements.
Miami South Beach Night Tour
The night tour itinerary mainly includes a stroll along the fashionable Lincoln Road and a night tour of South Beach. Lincoln Road is a famous pedestrian street in Miami, lined with green trees and filled with movie theaters, shops, bars, hookah parlors, street vendors and hot bikinis. South Beach, located at the southern end of Miami, is one of the most famous beaches in North America. The promenade facing the Atlantic Ocean is home to hundreds of bars, restaurants, nightclubs, luxury hotels and various boutiques. The rich nightlife here attracts countless parties, making it Miami's well-deserved "party beach". As the night breeze blows through the coconut trees, we will take you to see the night style of South Beach. The bus will pass through Brickell Avenue, known as Miami's "Park Avenue," the American Airlines Arena, home of the Miami Heat, the Freedom Tower, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Miami Convention Center and the Jewish Memorial Tower.
Miami is also considered a melting pot of cultures, greatly influenced by the large Latin American ethnic groups and Caribbean island residents. It has close cultural and linguistic ties with North America, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean, so it is sometimes called the "Capital of the Americas." The vast swamps, spectacular pine forests and dotted mangroves of Everglades National Park, located west of downtown Miami, provide a home for countless wildlife. This is the largest subtropical wildlife refuge in the continental United States.
Itinerary:
Wynwood Wall of Fame (30 minutes) → Coral Gables (car tour) → Biltmore Hotel (outdoor) → Little Havana (30 minutes) → Everglades National Park → Flying Wind Boat (at your own expense, 90 minutes, including rare animal performances) → Miami Freedom Tower (car tour) → NBA Heat Arena (car tour) → Miami Bay Cruise (At own expense, 100 minutes) → South Beach (45 minutes)
Wynwood Walls Wynwood Walls
Miami's Wynwood Internet Celebrity Wall is a free and inclusive paradise for artistic creation. Gentrified street art is vividly reflected here, and anyone here can turn into a street photographer in minutes.
Coral Gables
Coral Gables is a wealthy community in Miami. It was formed around the 1820s and has Spanish characteristics, with trees and flowers surrounding it. The lush boulevards are lined with exotic and luxurious mansions, and many American celebrities love to buy property here. The iconic Baltimore hotel was famous for its role as a hospital during World War II and was a favorite of President and Mrs. Clinton.
Little Havana Little Havana
This is the famous Cuban District. Tourists from all over the world must come here to visit Cuban cigar handicraft workshops, taste Cuban specialty coffee, and experience the exotic customs of Central and South America. There are many restaurants, bars and shops here, and you can find special souvenirs, artworks, books and audio-visual products, Cuban cigars, etc. The Cuban style in Little Havana is so strong that when you come here, you will even feel like you are in the United States. The buildings and streets in Little Havana are all Cuban elements. You can even feel the smell of Cuban cigars spreading in the air, and the music of meg and salsa dance can be heard from time to time.
Everglades National Park Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park is located in southern Florida. It is the largest subtropical swamp wetland park in the United States and the third largest national park in the United States. It covers an area of approximately 1.4 million acres and is home to many wild animals such as birds and crocodiles. The park has multiple entrances, and there is a visitor center at the main entrance. You can first go to get a park map and consult the staff for directions. Self-driving, sightseeing buses, sightseeing boats, hiking, and cycling are the main ways to visit. Water sports, jungle adventures and other activities need to be reserved in advance.
Everglades Airboat
Located at the tip of southern Florida, the vast swamps, spectacular pine forests, dotted mangroves and countless wildlife will surely dazzle you, so get on the hovercraft and set off.
Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College
The Freedom Tower was built in 1925 as part of the Miami Dade College campus. This Spanish Renaissance-style building is a Miami landmark and served as an aid center for Cuban refugees from 1962 to 1974. Every night, the building will be illuminated with changing colored lights, which is extremely eye-catching.
NBA Heat Arena FTX Arena
NBA Heat Stadium is located in downtown Miami, formerly known as the American Airlines Arena. Surrounded by high-rise buildings and close to the bay, it is a comprehensive sports and entertainment venue. The stadium is home to the Miami Heat and attracts large numbers of fans to watch games here every year.
Miami Bay Cruise Miami Bay Cruise
Visit Miami Bay and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky. You can also enjoy Star Island up close, view the billionaire mansions owned by the world's superstars, and overlook the second largest financial center in the United States in downtown Miami. No adjective can describe the beauty of Biscayne Bay. The azure waters, gentle sea breeze and the fascinating "water world" make Biscayne National Park exude endless charm.
Miami South Beach South Beach
This beach in Miami, Florida is the place with the richest nightlife, fashion and entertainment in the world. Not only that, it is also home to many multicultural institutions such as museums, theaters and historical sites. If you want to see the real side of Miami, South Beach is definitely the best choice. It has become the most famous leisure and entertainment destination in Miami, with hundreds of bars, restaurants, boutiques and hotels. The blue water and silver sandy beach reveal a bit of charm inadvertently.
Drive 180 miles south from the hotel to the end of the Florida Keys island chain - Western Keys, known as "The Ends of the World". The colorful sea and blue sky along the way constitute a unique beauty. In about 4.5 hours' drive (under good road conditions), you will pass by a magnificent "cross-sea bridge", which is composed of 42 bridges of different lengths and 32 islands connected in series. It is also known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" U.S. Route 1. After finally arriving at Xisuo Island, you can have free activities.
Itinerary:
Heading to Xisuo Island in the End of the World → Driving on U.S. Highway 1, the eighth wonder of the world → The filming location of Arnold Schwarzenegger's "True Lies", the Seven Mile Bridge (stop to take photos) → Free time on Xisuo Island (180 minutes, you can visit Hemingway's former residence at your own expense)
Recommendations and instructions for free activities:
Stay on Xisuo Island for about 3 hours. The tour guide will first take you to the above attractions in the car and inform you of the specific location, meeting place and time, and also introduce the direction of the island. Afterwards, you have free time to enjoy lunch or buy souvenirs at the gift shop. You can also visit the former residence of Nobel Prize winner Hemingway at your own expense. Be sure to take a photo with the “southernmost point in the continental United States”.
Key West
In the depths of the Caribbean Sea, there is a series of coral reef islands called the Florida Keys, which are as dazzling as pearls scattered on the sea. The southernmost one is Xisuo Island. West Lock Island is the southernmost town in the continental United States, so it is called "Sunset Hometown". The island has a small permanent population, but there is an endless stream of tourists all year round. The houses are mainly composed of various brightly colored residences. Green palm trees are neatly planted on both sides of the road, and colorful flowers are dotted among them, making people forget to leave.
Southernmost Point Buoy
The southernmost landmark of the continental United States is known as "The End of the World". This landmark is located at the southernmost tip of Florida and is also the southernmost point of the continental United States. It is only 90 miles away from Cuba. Today, it is one of the most visited and photographed attractions in the United States.
Hemingway Home & Museum
The Hemingway House Museum is located in Key West, Florida, USA. Hemingway only lived here for 10 years. These 10 years were also the heyday of his writing, and many important works were written here. The former residence still retains the appearance as it was when Hemingway lived there, including books and magazines everywhere, and a living room ready to receive friends. Stepping into the courtyard, you can see green trees and flowers everywhere, making it look quiet and peaceful. At the end of the short corridor, hidden among the trees and flowers, is a Spanish-style two-story building with lemon yellow walls, grass green window lattice and dark blue roof, giving people a feeling of depth and remoteness.
Today, we will go to Fort Lauderdale, the famous "Yachting Capital of the World" north of Miami. You will visit the "Venice of America" and admire the mansions on both sides of the river and the masts lined with rivers. The rivers here are as dense as a spider web, and you can also stroll along Fort Lauderdale Beach, one of the top ten beaches in the United States. Then go to the only Wildlife Kingdom in the southern United States that combines driving and walking experiences, and have close contact with nearly a thousand wild beasts, just like being in the African grasslands. Then we go to Palm Beach Island. As the "Cultural Capital of Florida", Palm Beach became the first winter resort tailor-made for American wealthy people more than 100 years ago. Here we will enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Atlantic Ocean, sea and sky.
Itinerary:
Go to Fort Lauderdale, the Yachting Capital of the World → Stroll on Fort Lauderdale Beach (45 minutes) → Lion Wildlife Kingdom (At own expense, 90 minutes) → Palm Beach Island → Palm Beach Beach (40 minutes) → U.S. President Trump’s private residence Mar-a-Lago (passing by) → Henry Flagler Museum (appearance)
Fort Lauderdale Beach Fort Lauderdale Beach
Fort Lauderdale, known as the Venice of the United States, is about an hour's drive from Miami. It has a unique Palm Beach, with waterways, lakes and rivers in the city center, and a 12-kilometer-long white sand beach with palm trees and natural seawater coming from the warm, clean Atlantic Ocean. Fort Lauderdale Beach is one of the top ten most beautiful beaches in the United States. The sand is white and fine, suitable for winter leisure vacation.
Lion Country Safari Lion Country Safari
The only Animal Kingdom in the southern United States that combines driving and walking experiences, where you can have close contact with nearly a thousand wild beasts, just like you are in the African grassland. Encounter more than 900 species of animals here, including lions, white rhinos, chimpanzees, zebras and giraffes, including the popular alpacas. In addition to the dazzling animal exhibitions, you can also experience animal feeding, participate in water speedboats and other in-park activities. In such a top-notch animal kingdom, you will have an unforgettable trip with the closest contact with animals. If you are lucky, you can also participate in large-scale activities in the zoo, such as World Oceans Day, art performances, etc.
Palm Beach Palm Beach
Palm Beach is located on an island 65 kilometers north of Miami, close to the Intracoastal Waterway to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Palm Beach Island is the land closest to the Mexican Warm Current. It is named Palm Beach because of the lush vegetation and tall palm trees on the beach. Its superior maritime environment and climate are at the forefront of many first-class tourist destinations in the world. Beautiful natural scenery, diverse cultures, and eye-catching social activities have made Palm Beach a paradise for tourists from all over the world.
Set off along U.S. Route 41 to the West Coast and cross the Everglades! On the swampland about 70 miles away from Miami, we will pass the Ochopee Post Office - the smallest post office in the United States and take a souvenir photo. Then we arrived at Naples, a famous city on the west coast of Florida. This city, named after a famous Italian city, maintains an elegant and classic Italian style. Then, we will go to the Edison & Ford Hermitage in Fort Myers. The two mansions, along with several other historical museums and historical sites, are now open to the public, allowing visitors to learn about local history. Afterwards, head to the white sand beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, rated as having the best beaches in the United States by USA Today Magazine. You can take a dip in the warm Gulf of Mexico or ride the waves on the sugar-soft sand.
Itinerary:
The smallest post office in the United States (20 minutes) → Naples (110 minutes) → Fort Myers White Beach (3.5 hours, you can participate in various water activities at your own expense, such as paragliding, jet skiing, etc. You can pay at the attraction) → Sarasota → Gulf of Mexico White Beach (including dinner time, 180 minutes)
Ochopee Post Office, the smallest post office in the United States
The Ochopee Post Office is called the smallest post office in the United States. As its name suggests, this small house, which is only more than 2 meters long and wide, and was once used to store tools and tomatoes, has now become a small but fully-equipped post office. It has one staff member, 40 post office boxes, and a postman is dispatched six days a week to serve more than 300 customers living in the suburbs on a 170-mile route.
The Fifth Avenue in Naples
Florida's Fifth Avenue, named after the world-famous Fifth Avenue in New York, is a famous shopping paradise in Naples, Florida. The avenue is lined with luxury shops, restaurants and art galleries.
Gulf of Mexico white beach
The white sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico are rated as having the best beaches in the United States by USA Today Magazine. You can take a dip in the warm Gulf of Mexico or ride the waves on the sugar-soft sand.
Today we will go to the picturesque Tampa to start a day of fun, and then go to Clearwater Bay Beach, known as Florida's No. 1 beach. With its fine white sand and blue water, you will definitely be immersed in this beautiful scenery...
Itinerary:
Downtown Tampa (50 minutes) → Clearwater Bay Beach (3.5 hours, you can take a speedboat out to sea to watch dolphins at your own expense) → Ybor Town (30 minutes) → Hotel → Orlando Night Tour (own expense, 120 minutes)
Clearwater beach Clearwater beach
Clearwater Bay Beach is dazzling with its impeccable sand and stunning waters. Trip Advisor named it the No. 1 beach in the United States in 2018. Caladesi Island, located at the northern end of the beach, was named the best beach in the United States by Dr. Beach in 2008.
Ybor City Ybor City
Ybor City, a Cuban-style town located in Tampa, was once the largest cigar producing area in the world and was known as the Cigar Capital of the World. Nowadays, the once-abandoned Latin Quarter is revitalized and filled with a nostalgic atmosphere. Now it is home to shops, restaurants and theaters filled with guests. Hand-rolled cigar workshops can be seen everywhere. In addition to watching the exquisite skills of Cuban cigarette technicians, you can also taste it yourself.
Orlando Night Tour Orlando Night Tour
The night tour will go to Disney Spring, the busiest and liveliest place in Orlando at night. It is a carnival-style city that never sleeps, integrating specialty restaurants, street performances, and specialty shopping. Spanish-style buildings and countless Florida-specific "cold springs" can be seen everywhere in the town. They are sparkling and crystal clear. It is truly a beautiful sight. Various exquisite and delicious restaurants such as Dinosaur Restaurant and Rainforest Restaurant will satisfy your taste buds. After enjoying a sumptuous dinner, you can watch free street performances performed by various artists hired by Disney and it is also home to the famous Cirque du Soleil. Or you can go to the world's largest Disney mall, the largest Lego store and dozens of specialty stores to start shopping, starting a wonderful and romantic night for your entire trip to Orlando.
On the last day of the trip, VIPs will enjoy a variety of itinerary options (optional items)
A. At your own expense: Go to the famous I-Drive 360 leisure and entertainment plaza and visit the Orlando Eye Ferris Wheel, Oceanarium, and Madame Tussauds. The Orlando Eye and the famous London Eye are sister Ferris wheels, both owned by the Merrill Lynch Group. They are the newest and highest iconic landscape in Orlando. After the tour, you will be transferred to the airport by the tour guide. (It is recommended to book flights after 17:00)
B. At your own expense: Go to the outlet for shopping, and then the tour guide will take you to the airport. (It is recommended to book flights after 14:00)
C. At your own expense: Take a value-for-money helicopter tour to get a bird's eye view of Orlando's scenery. After the tour, you will be transported to the airport by your tour guide. (It is recommended to book flights after 14:00)
D. At your own expense: Add a day to the park itinerary, and you can choose to go to Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure or Sea World. Afterwards, you will be taken to the airport by the tour guide. It is recommended to book a flight after 18:00. Or choose a one-day tour of the Kennedy Space Center. The departure times for the one-day tour are Monday, Wednesday and Friday. After the tour, the tour guide will take you to the airport. It is recommended to book a flight after 7PM.
E. At your own expense: Visit Gatorland, the largest crocodile theme park in Florida, watch a crocodile show, and have close contact with thousands of American alligators and many Florida specialty wild animals (it is recommended to book flights after 15:00)
Self-paid airport and station transfer services:
Flights departing before 10:00: $80 for 1-4 people, $100 for 5-6 people, $10 per person for 7 people or more. This price does not include the pick-up service fee of $6 per person.
Value-added experience:
If you don’t want to share a car with strangers on the day of airport drop-off, our company can provide private car service, no need to wait, pick-up and go, the car price is $100/day (7-seater business, one car can accommodate up to 6 guests, excluding $6/person tip).
