4-Day Miami + Key West + Fort Lauderdale Tour [EW-MIA4]

Today you will arrive at the southern holiday paradise of the United States - Miami & Fort Lauderdale, where we will begin our wonderful journey. The enthusiastic tour guide will be waiting for your arrival and arrange for you to take a shuttle bus to the hotel for check-in.

Free pick-up location Free pick-up time
Miami International Airport (MIA) 14:00, 17:00, 21:00
Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) 13:00, 16:00, 20:00
Miami Pier (POM) 10:00, 12:00PM
Fort Lauderdale Pier (POE) 11:00
Remark:

1. The airport pick-up time is the time when the guest meets our staff after picking up the luggage at the baggage claim area of the airline. If you miss the shuttle bus, please wait for the next one; if you miss the 20:00/21:00 shuttle bus, please go to the hotel by yourself.

2. Paid pick-up and drop-off outside free time: 1-4 people $100, 5-6 people $120, 7-10 people $150

3. Guests picked up at 14:00 will have the opportunity to go shopping at Dolphin Mall, the largest brand-name discount mall in Miami (fare: $15/person/one way, about 3 hours).

4. Guests arriving at Fort Lauderdale International Airport (FLL) before 16:00 and Miami International Airport (MIA) before 17:00 can join the night tour at their own expense (tour duration is about 2 hours).

For Miami Night Tour Seats:
1) If you book the night tour in advance, two people will form a group and the departure is guaranteed.
2) If guests sign up for a night tour after arrival, our company will decide whether to form a group based on the actual vehicle arrangements.

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Miami South Beach Night Tour

The night tour mainly includes strolling along the fashionable Lincoln Road and touring South Beach at night. Lincoln Road is a famous pedestrian street in Miami, lined with trees, and full of cinemas, shops, bars, hookah shops, street vendors and hot bikinis. South Beach, located at the southern end of Miami, is one of the most famous beaches in North America. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, there are hundreds of bars, restaurants, nightclubs, luxury hotels and various boutiques gathered on the seaside avenue. The rich nightlife here attracts countless party parties to come and party, making it Miami's well-deserved "party beach". The night breeze blows through the coconut trees, and we will take you to see the night style of South Beach. The car will pass by Brickell Avenue, known as Miami's "Park Avenue", the home of the Miami Heat - American Airlines Arena, the Freedom Tower listed on the National Historic Site List of the United States, the Miami Convention Center and the Jewish Memorial Tower.

Meal
Breakfast-Hotel
Accommodation
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Miami Airport South Blue Lagoon Area or EVEN Hotel Miami – Airport or similar
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
none

Miami is considered a melting pot of cultures, greatly influenced by the large Latin American ethnic groups and Caribbean island residents, and 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 the Everglades National Park on the west side of Miami city provide a place for countless wild animals to live. This is the largest subtropical wildlife reserve in the continental United States.

Itinerary:

Wynwood Internet celebrity wall (30 minutes) → Coral Gables (drive tour) → Bill Timothy Hotel (exterior) → Little Havana (30 minutes) → Everglades National Park → Flying on the Grass Wind Boat (own expense, 90 minutes, including rare animal performances) → Miami Freedom Tower (drive tour) → NBA Heat Stadium (drive tour) → Miami Bay Cruise (own expense, 100 minutes) → South Beach (45 minutes)

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Wynwood Walls
Miami's Wynwood Internet celebrity wall is a paradise for free and inclusive artistic creation. Gentrified street art is vividly reflected here, and anyone can become a street photography expert in a matter of minutes.

Coral Gables
Coral Gables is a wealthy community in Miami, which was established around the 1820s. It has a Spanish style, with trees and flowers. The lush boulevards are lined with luxurious mansions with strong exotic styles, and many American celebrities love to buy properties here. The Baltimore Hotel, a landmark building, is famous for its outstanding contribution during World War II when it was converted into a hospital and admitted a large number of wounded patients. It is also a favorite of President Clinton and his wife.

Little Havana
This is the famous Cuban district. Tourists from all over the world must come here to visit the Cuban cigar workshop, 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, audio-visual products, Cuban cigars, etc. Little Havana has a strong Cuban style. When you come here, you may even wonder if you are in the United States. The buildings and streets of Little Havana are all Cuban elements. You can even feel the smell of Cuban cigars in the air, and the music of Meguro and Salsa can be heard from time to time.

Everglades National Park
Located in southern Florida, Everglades National Park is the largest subtropical wetland park in the United States and the third largest national park in the United States. It covers an area of about 1.4 million acres and is home to many wild animals such as birds and crocodiles. The park has multiple entrances. The main entrance has a visitor center where you can get a park map and consult staff for tour routes. Self-driving, sightseeing buses, sightseeing boats, hiking, and cycling are the main ways to visit. Water activities and jungle adventures require advance reservations.

Everglades Airboat
Located at the tip of southern Florida, the vast swamps, magnificent pine forests, scattered mangroves and countless wild animals will surely make your eyes shine. Let's set off on an airboat.

Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College
The Freedom Tower was built in 1925 and is part of the Miami Dade College campus. This Spanish Renaissance-style building is a landmark in Miami and served as an aid center for Cuban refugees from 1962 to 1974. Every night, the building will be lit up with changing colored lights, which is extremely eye-catching.

NBA Heat Stadium FTX Arena
Located in downtown Miami, the NBA Heat Stadium, formerly known as the American Airlines Arena, is surrounded by tall buildings and close to the bay. It is a comprehensive venue that integrates sports and entertainment. The stadium is the home court of the Miami Heat and attracts a large number of fans to watch the game every year.

Miami Bay Cruise
Visit Miami Bay, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky, and get a close look at Star Island, the billion-dollar mansions owned by world 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 blue water, gentle sea breeze and the fascinating "water world" all make Biscayne Bay National Park exude endless charm.

South Beach, Miami
This beach in Miami, Florida, is the most fashionable and entertaining place in the world with the richest nightlife. Not only that, it also has 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 resort in Miami, gathering hundreds of bars, restaurants, boutiques and hotels. The blue water and silver sandy beach inadvertently reveal some charming styles.

Meal
Breakfast-Hotel
Accommodation
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Miami Airport South Blue Lagoon Area or EVEN Hotel Miami – Airport or similar
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
none

Drive 180 miles south from the hotel to the end of the Florida Keys island chain – Key West, known as the "End of the World". The colorful sea and blue sky along the way form a unique beauty. During the approximately 4.5-hour drive (under good road conditions), you will pass a magnificent "cross-sea bridge", which is connected by 42 bridges of varying lengths and 32 islands, and is also known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" on US Highway 1. Finally, you can move freely after arriving at Key West.

Itinerary:

Go to Key West, the end of the world in the United States → Drive on the 8th wonder of the world, US Highway 1 → The filming location of Arnold Schwarzenegger's "True Lies", Seven Mile Bridge (stop for photos) → Free time on Key West (180 minutes, you can visit Hemingway's former residence at your own expense)

Free activities and instructions: You will stay on Lock West for about 3 hours. The tour guide will take you to the above attractions on the bus and inform you of the specific locations of the attractions, the meeting place and time, and will also introduce the island's orientation. After that, you can enjoy your free time, have lunch freely, or go to the gift shop to buy souvenirs. You can also visit the former residence of Nobel Prize winner Hemingway at your own expense. Don't forget to take a photo in front of the landmark of "the southernmost tip of the continental United States".

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Key West
Deep in the Caribbean Sea, there is a series of coral reef islands called the Florida Keys, which are like pearls scattered on the sea, dazzling and gorgeous. The southernmost one is Key West. Key West is the southernmost town in the continental United States, so it is called the "home of sunset". There are not many permanent residents on the island, but tourists come in an endless stream all year round. The houses are mainly various colorful dwellings, and the roads are neatly planted with lush green palm trees, dotted with colorful flowers, making people linger.

Southernmost Point Buoy
Known as the "End of the World," the landmark is located at the southern tip of Florida, the southernmost point of the continental United States, and is only 90 miles 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 on Key West Island in Florida, USA. Hemingway lived here for only 10 years, which was also the heyday of his writing. Many important works were also written here. The former residence still retains the appearance when Hemingway lived there, including books and magazines everywhere, and a living room ready to receive friends at any time. Stepping into the courtyard, you can see green trees and flowers everywhere, which looks quiet and peaceful. At the end of the short corridor, hidden in the tree cover and flower shadows is a Spanish-style two-story building, with lemon yellow walls, grass green window frames and dark blue roofs, giving people a sense of depth and distance.

Meal
Breakfast-Hotel
Accommodation
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Miami Airport South Blue Lagoon Area or EVEN Hotel Miami – Airport or similar
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
none

Head to Fort Lauderdale, the famous "Yacht 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 on the river. The river is crisscrossed and dense like a spider web. At the same time, you can also stroll along Fort Lauderdale Beach, one of the top ten beaches in the United States. Then we will go to the only wildlife kingdom in the southern United States that combines driving and walking experiences. Get close to nearly a thousand wild animals, just like being in the African grasslands. Then we will pass through West Palm Beach and go to Palm Beach Island. As the "Cultural Capital of Florida", Palm Beach became the first winter resort tailored for American wealthy people more than 100 years ago. Go to Palm Beach and enjoy the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean. There are countless sky-high villas on the beach.

Itinerary:

Go to Fort Lauderdale, the world's yacht capital → Stroll along Fort Lauderdale Beach (45 minutes) → Lion Wildlife Kingdom (at your own expense, 90 minutes) → Palm Beach Island → Palm Beach Beach (40 minutes) → US President Trump's private residence Mar-a-Lago (pass by) → Henry Flagler Museum (exterior)

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Fort Lauderdale Beach
Fort Lauderdale, known as the Venice of America, is about an hour's drive from Miami. It has a unique Palm Beach, waterways, lakes and rivers in the city center, and a 12-kilometer-long white sand beach with palm trees. The beautiful sea water comes from the warm and clean Atlantic Ocean. Fort Lauderdale Beach is one of the top ten most beautiful beaches in the United States. The beach is white and fine, suitable for winter leisure vacations.

Lion Country Safari
The only animal kingdom in the southern United States that combines driving and walking experiences, you can get close to nearly a thousand wild animals, just like being in the African grasslands. Here you can encounter more than 900 species of animals, including lions, white rhinos, chimpanzees, zebras and giraffes, and the popular alpacas. In addition to the dazzling animal exhibitions, you can also experience animal feeding and participate in water speedboat activities in the park. In such a top animal kingdom, you will definitely have an unforgettable journey with the closest contact with animals. If you are lucky, you can also participate in large-scale activities in the zoo, such as World Ocean Day, art performances, etc.

Palm Beach
Palm Beach is located on an island 65 kilometers north of Miami, with the Intracoastal Channel to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Palm Beach Island is the land closest to the Gulf Stream. It is named Palm Beach because of the lush vegetation and tall palm trees on the beach. Its superior marine climate ranks among the top tourist destinations in the world. The beautiful natural scenery, diverse cultural intersections, and eye-catching social activities make Palm Beach a paradise for tourists from all over the world.

*Miami Airport (MIA) (19:00); please book flights departing after 19:00.
* Fort Lauderdale Airport FLL (18:00); please book flights departing after 18:00. It is recommended to take flights departing from this airport, which saves time and is usually cheaper than flights from MIA airport.

Self-funded projects

Project Name

Price Description

Dolphin Mall Transfer

Adult: $15.00;

Elderly (65 years): $15.00;

Children (3-12 years): $15.00;

Miami Night Tour

Adult: $35.00;

Elderly (65 years): $35.00;

Children (3-12 years old): $25.00;

Miami Bay Cruise

Adult: $30.00;

Elderly (65 years): $30.00;

Children (4-12 years): $20.00;

Everglades Airboat

Adult: $41.00;

Elderly (65 years): $41.00;

Children (6-11 years old): $31.00;

Hemingway Home & Museum

Adult: $18.00;

Elderly (65 years): $18.00;

Children (6-12 years old): $7.00;

Lion Country Safari

Adult: $56.00;

Elderly (65 years): $56.00;

Children (3-9 years): $43.00;

Meal
Breakfast-Hotel
Accommodation
none
Transportation
Bus
Shopping Arrangements
none