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You will have the best of both worlds. The city is a playground for celebrities and sun-seekers with a heady mix of white beaches, plush hotels and restaurants, nightclubs, lush gardens and designer shops. The most famous beach, the one-mile South Beach, has a palm-shaded jogging path shared by scantily-clad rollerbladers. Don’t be afraid though,
to join the ‘beautiful people’. There are plenty of affordable shops and eateries in Miami and
other gorgeous, quieter beaches. Two tranquil national parks with a wealth of
bird and wildlife, the Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park, are nearby so you can escape the hustle and bustle of Miami. If you love the outdoors, consider spending
part of your two-centre trip camping in one of the Everglades sites. Or go south to stay in America’s Caribbean, the Florida Keys, a 106-mile (170km) chain of islands. There’s fantastic diving, snorkelling and
fishing with the most beautiful parks and sanctuaries you will ever see. Key Largo is the first island and Key West –
YOU CAN…
Hire a car or motorhome to pick up at one destination and drop off at another
Stop off at motels littered along highways to break up your two-centre journey
take your time and go off main
roads to explore the areas you are passing through
Fly between major cities from north to south if you don’t want to drive
Find tour operators that will book accommodation for both destinations
There are so many contrasting things to see and do in Florida, a two-centre holiday can be the best way to enjoy more
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With great fi shing, relaxing spa
NEVER FELT SO GOOD.
getaways and championship golf, now’s your chance to explore Panama City Beach.
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