Welcome to Miami! After your flight make your way to your hotel where you’ll stay for the night, before picking up your motorhome the next day. Depending on your arrival time, spend the rest of the day exploring Miami.

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Known worldwide for its beautiful beaches and stunning art deco architecture, Miami’s attractions also extend to fabulous art, world-class shops, restaurants and a nightlife that attracts the world’s best DJ’s and celebrities from stage and screen.

At the heart of Miami’s popularity is South Beach. This beautiful stretch of palm-fringed beach is home to myriad beach resorts, the Art Deco District, Espanola Way, Ocean Drive and the Lincoln Road Mall; a place to see and be seen!

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This morning, collect your motorhome in Miami and drive south to the Florida Keys. This string of tropical islands stretches about 120 miles off the southern tip of the U.S. between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. They’re known for being a great destination for fishing, boating, snorkelling and scuba diving.

Miami > Florida Keys | 100 miles

Cross the seven mile bridge and several more on the way across Marathon, Big Pine Key and the many others on the way to Key West.

Florida Keys > Key West | 55 miles

There’s only the one road in and out so now head back northbound for John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Established in 1963, this was the first undersea park created in the United States. The park, combined with the adjacent Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary encompasses 178 nautical square miles of coral reefs, seagrass beds and mangrove swamps.

Key West > John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park | 100 miles

Leave the Florida Keys and drive into the Everglades National Park. Not a swamp as popularly pictured but technically a vast river slowly flowing southwest.

John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park > Everglades National Park | 75 miles

Today you are headed to Sanibel Island, a nature lovers delight. Here you’re likely to see many species of exotic and native birds and other wildlife including toucans, macaws and lemurs.

Everglades National Park > Sanibel Island | 230 miles

Back to the mainland and, to gobble up those miles, it’s worth taking the Interstates 75/275 bound for Fort DeSoto Country Park. Its 1,136 acres are made up of five interconnected islands and many sites are directly on the water. DeSoto has won America’s Best Beach award so just stay and enjoy.

Sanibel Island > Fort DeSota Country Park | 145 miles

Walt Disney World is calling. Visit all the sites of Disney, plus all the other Orlando area attractions including Universal Studios and Seaworld. Due to popularity, you’ll need to book your motorhome park ahead of time, deciding in advance how many nights you want to spend here to see your choices of theme parks.

Fort DeSota Country Park > Orlando | 100 miles

Head east to the Atlantic and make for world famous Cape Canaveral and the Kennedy Space Centre, NASA’s launch headquarters. Here you can tour launch areas, see the giant rockets, train in spaceflight simulators and see the moon close up via stunning iMax presentation s. If you’re lucky, you might meet a veteran astronaut.

Orlando > Juno Beach | 160 miles

In the morning, drive south to a little haven of luxury and live life as a celebrity strolling through the Worth Avenue shopping district at Palm Beach, dubbed ‘Rodeo Drive of the East’, and make time to see some dreamy mansions including Henry Flagler’s, which is now one of the top sightseeing attractions. Your destination is North Coast which has been a favourite among motorhomers and the small boat community for fifty years. The sands of Dania Beach are just minutes away.

Juno Beach > Dania Beach | 105 miles

It’s just 40 miles back to Miami where you will need to drop off your motorhome. You could choose to stay here in Miami for a bit longer to soak up the sunshine, or you can head straight for the airport to catch your flight back home..

Dania Beach > Miami | 40 miles