Miami Beaches, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and Palm Beach

Departure from: Miami / Miami Beach
Length: 7 hours
Hotel pick up from 8 am
Available every day
Not suitable for wheelchair users
Infant car seat available

With this exclusive private experience, you will have the chance admire the best of Miami Beach and enjoy a drive along State Road A1A, known as “The American Riviera”, with beautiful scenery and impressive mansions. We will make a few stops and continue towards the elegant Boca Raton, to finally arrive in Palm Beach, a favorite Florida getaway for vacationers from all over the world.

You will be picked up at your hotel and leave the magic city of Miami, taking Florida State Road A1A, a south-north Florida State Route that runs mostly along the Atlantic Ocean. It is the main road through most oceanfront towns.

Our first stop is in Fort Lauderdale. The “Venice of the Americas” has 165 miles of inland waterways across the city and is the world’s yacht capital. We will stop by the famous Las Olas Boulevard, where you will have some time to visit some of the several art galleries, drink coffee at an authentic Italian café, or go for a short walk on the Riverfront. We will then drive by Fort Lauderdale beach, with its iconic wave wall, where locals and visitors love to sit and watch boats go by. Next, we drive through the neighbor Lauderdale-by-the Sea, Florida’s beach diving capital. This charming seaside village is famous for its laid-back atmosphere and low-rise-only development, reflecting the old Florida style. We then continue north and arrive in Pompano Beach, where your guide will show you several options of places near the famous pier, where you can have lunch. From pizza and hamburger joints to more upscale restaurants, there is an option for everyone. You can walk on the famous and recently remodeled fishing pier or just sit back and relax by the beach. We then continue on A1A, passing by the Hillsboro Lighthouse, and admiring the impressive mansions on Hillsboro Mile. We then drive through Deerfield Beach, known for its surf and water sports, and arrive in Boca Raton, where we stop for pictures. Boca Raton is the second largest city in the Palm Beaches and is a homestead for the rich and famous. It boasts some of the region’s most luxurious spas and resorts, but the fluffy sand beaches and nature parks are what attracts thousands of visitors from around the world.

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