Ultimate Florida
For a holiday that delivers on luxury, this USA tour includes stays at hotels with glistening pools, sandy beaches, seamless service and a plethora of exhilarating experiences. This 12-night adventure is a stylish self-drive trip through the sun-kissed state of Florida, taking you from the golden shores of Tampa Bay, heading towards the laid-back Keys for epic snorkelling and swimming and to experience life off the tourist trail at Key West before finishing in the vibrancy of electric Miami.
Journey highlights
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Cruise through the open roads of Florida, starting in sun-drenched Tampa in the west, heading down through the Everglades to the tranquil Keys
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Lose yourself in an abundance of iconic art and culture at The Dalí Museum
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Immerse yourself in the pools and palms of the Keys - cruise the open seas, snorkel with turtles and swim with dolphins, admiring marine life in its natural habitat
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Indulge in a fascinating laid back bike tour of Key West, taking you to hidden lanes and botanical gardens, embodying Key West’s unique free spirit
- Ultimate itinerary:A harmonious blend of authenticity and superlative luxury, our Ultimate Journeys are designed for the discerning traveller, providing unparalleled insider access and exclusive luxury private experiences
Our tailor made journeys include:
- Your dedicated Travel Consultant who will take care of arrangements
- Private international airport transfers in destination
- Your own private, English-speaking local guides
- Unique experiences, hand-picked by our Journeys team
- Entrance to must-see local sites
- Dedicated 24/7 team providing in-country support and guidance
- Complimentary access to My Scott Dunn – industry-leading travel app providing pre-departure information and in-journey support
When to visit
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Florida is a year-round destination with balmy winters, but summers can be hot and humid. The best time to visit Florida is in March and April when it is warm and sunny, before the weather begins to get too hot. Hurricanes and other less serious tropical storms can strike Florida any time in the summer up to the end of November, however the risk is greatest between August and October.