5 Days In-Depth Tour across Miami, Key West, and Everglades National Park

Today we will take a flight to the sunshine paradise in Florida! Explore Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Your tour guide will be waiting at the airport with a detailed transfer arrangement to the hotel. Free airport pick-up times: Miami International Airport (MIA): 14:00, 17:00, 21:00 Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL): 13:00, 16:00, 20:00 Port of Miami (POM): 10:00, 12:00 Port Everglades (POE): 11:00 Guests arriving at 14:00 can go shopping at Dolphin Mall (additional cost, about 3 hours). Guests arriving early can participate in Miami Night Tour at own expense (about 2 hours).

Miami is celebrated as a vibrant cultural melting pot with large Latin American and Caribbean populations, earning it the nickname "Capital of the Americas." Itinerary: Coral Gables (Pass by) → Biltmore Hotel (Outside visit) → Wynwood Walls (20 mins) → South Beach (45 mins) → Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College (Pass by) → FTX Arena (Pass by) → Miami Bay Cruise (Optional, 90 mins) → Everglades National Park → Everglades Airboat (Optional, 60 mins, including rare animal performances) → Little Havana (30 mins) Coral Gables: A wealthy Miami neighborhood established around the 1820s with Spanish character, tree-lined boulevards, and luxurious mansions. Wynwood Walls: Open and free outdoor museum of international street art established in 2009, filled with beautiful murals on every wall. South Beach: One of the world's most vibrant nightlife and entertainment destinations with hundreds of bars, restaurants, boutiques, and hotels. Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College: Built in 1925, served as the Cuban Assistance Center from 1962 to 1974, and represents the ideal of America as a democratic haven. FTX Arena: Sports and entertainment arena (formerly American Airlines Arena) home to the Miami Heat NBA team. Miami Bay Cruise: Marvel at the stunning seascape, view Star Island mansions of celebrities, and gaze over downtown Miami. Everglades National Park: The largest subtropical wetland park in the United States covering approximately 1.4 million acres, home to diverse wildlife including birds and alligators. Everglades Airboat: Experience an airboat tour and see gators up close in their natural habitat. Little Havana: The famous Cuban Quarter with Cuban cigar workshops, specialty Cuban coffee, restaurants, bars, and shops.

Drive 180 miles south from the hotel to the very end of the Florida Keys—Key West, known as the "End of the World." During the approximately 4.5-hour drive (in good road conditions), you'll pass through a magnificent "cross-sea bridge" on U.S. Highway 1, known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World," comprised of 42 bridges of varying lengths and 32 islands. Itinerary: Heading to Key West → Drive on Route 1 → Key West Island Classic Tour (Mandatory, 2 hours) → Free Time on Key West Island (1 hour) Key West Island Classic Tour: Seven-Mile Bridge (30 mins) → United States Route 1 Beginning Mile 0 (10 mins) → Outside Visit Hemingway Home & Southernmost Point Buoy (20 mins) Recommended activities for free time: Visit Truman Little White House, Harbor area, Old Customs House, or Seaside Plaza for shopping after a leisurely lunch. Key West: The southernmost town in the continental United States, earning it the nickname "Sunset Land." Despite its small permanent population, the island is visited by tourists year-round. Vibrantly colored houses dominate the landscape while palm trees and flowers create a captivating scene. Southernmost Point Buoy: An anchored concrete buoy established as a tourist attraction in 1983, marking the southernmost point in the continental United States. Hemingway Home & Museum: The Ernest Hemingway Home where the author lived for ten years during the peak of his writing career. The home retains its original appearance with a Spanish-style design, lemon-yellow walls, grass-green window frames, and a serene 10-acre outdoor garden.

Heading north of Miami, visit Fort Lauderdale, the renowned "Yacht Capital of the World." Explore the "Venice of America," admiring mansions lining its banks and the towering masts of waterways. You'll also enjoy strolling along Fort Lauderdale Beach, one of the top ten beaches in the United States. Next, visit the Southern United States' only wildlife park offering both a drive-through and walking tour with nearly a thousand wild animals. Pass through West Palm Beach and head to Palm Beach Island, known as Florida's "Cultural Capital." Itinerary: Heading to Fort Lauderdale → Fort Lauderdale Beach (45 mins) → Lion Country Safari (Optional, 90 mins) → Palm Beach Island → US President Donald Trump's private mansion Mar-a-Lago (Pass by) → Henry Morrison Flagler Museum (Outside visit) → Palm Beach (40 mins) Fort Lauderdale Beach: Ranked among the ten most beautiful beaches in the United States, with pristine white sand and a 12-kilometer-long beach lined with palm trees, about an hour's drive from Miami. Lion Country Safari: The only animal kingdom in the Southern United States combining both drive-in and walk-through experience, offering close encounters with nearly a thousand wild animals reminiscent of the African savannah, including lions, white rhinos, chimpanzees, zebras, giraffes, and alpacas. Also features animal feedings and jet boat rides. Palm Beach: Located on an island 65 kilometers north of Miami, bordered by the Intracoastal Waterway to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Known for its lush vegetation, towering palm trees, superior maritime climate, beautiful natural scenery, and diverse cultural landscapes.

Miami is not a traditional American city. It is free, passionate, mixed, and dramatic, and is naturally suitable for movie lenses. Latin culture, graffiti art, Palm Coast, retro neon - every street corner is like a still picture in a movie, waiting for you to walk in and become the protagonist of the next scene. This is an immersive urban adventure. Under the guidance of a professional tour guide, today's film and television tour will fully explore the white sand Miami Beach, the urban rhythm of the financial district Brickell, the retro and romantic Vizcaya Manor, and the Miami Design District where fashion and art are integrated, all showing the diverse faces of Miami. Itinerary: Miami Beach (90 mins) → Brickell City Center (120 mins) → Vizcaya Estate Museum (Optional, 120 mins) Miami Beach: A narrow island between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean with kilometers of white and soft beaches, complete facilities such as hotels, shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment. The famous explosion scene at sea in "Iron Man 3" and the chase scene in "Fast and Furious 2" were both filmed here. The Miami Beach Art Festival in December combines arts and crafts exhibitions and literary performances. Brickell City Centre: The core commercial and cultural district of a modern city, integrating business, shopping, and entertainment. Boasts numerous high-rise buildings, financial institutions, high-end hotels, large shopping malls, while preserving historic architecture and public art spaces. Well-developed subway and bus network with tree-lined pedestrian areas ideal for leisurely strolls. Cultural events such as music festivals and exhibitions are held year-round. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens: Private estate of industrial magnate James Deering in Italian Renaissance style built by the sea. Features three floors and 70 rooms of different styles exhibiting exquisite artworks from the 15th to 19th century. The 10-acre outdoor garden is elegant and peaceful with neatly trimmed plants, European fountains, and sculptures. Popular place for wedding photos and artistic photos, and has hosted dignitaries and celebrities, with many Hollywood movies filmed here.