Miami is where you will kick off your star-studded Florida adventure, where the sun’s pretty much always shining, the beaches are buzzing, and the party vibes go on late into the night. Spend a day people-watching on Ocean Drive, shopping on Lincoln Road Mall or topping up your tan on South Beach as you watch the world go by. For a dose of culture, you will find Art Deco architecture lining the streets and plenty of museums and galleries nearby - from the Wolfsonian to the Institute of Contemporary Art. Here you will stay at the Croydon Hotel Miami Beach.

Key Largo is then a scenic drive south and is the longest island of the Keys chain. Key Largo is flanked by the Everglades National Park to the west, a premier destination for kayakers, birders, and other eco-tourists. To the east is the continental United States' only living coral barrier reef, and Key Largo has earned the moniker of Diving Capital of the World. Key Largo’s star attraction is John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first underwater preserve in the United States. This attraction feature 55 varieties of delicate corals and almost 500 different species of fish. Here you will stay at the Marriott Key Largo.

Duck Key is your final stop which is right in the heart of the Keys itself. It has a few tell-tale Florida Keys features including aquamarine waters, glorious sunrises and sunsets and an island sensibility that lulls you into a state of total relaxation. Except for when you’re out fishing, snorkelling, paddle boarding or flying around on a wave runner. We recommend a stay at the beautiful Hawks Cay Resort, which is tucked away on the private island of Duck Key and offers the perfect union of solitude and convenience.

Please find our suggested length of stays below:

Miami - 3 nights
Key Largo - 4 nights
Duck Key - 4 nights