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Florida's diverse landscape stretches from Miami's Art Deco district to Key West's Southernmost Point. Paddle through Everglades National Park's wetlands, snorkel John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park's marine sanctuary, and glide past Millionaire's Row mansions, while staying in Miami-based 3-star hotels.
Duration 5 days Destinations Miami, Key West, Everglades National Park Age Range 8 to 90 year olds Operator Bucket List Group Travel LLC From
- US$2,590
The sunshine state unfolds from Miami Beach to Key West's historic sites. Spot Everglades wildlife, relax on St. Pete Beach's shores, visit Orlando's attractions, and delve into Kennedy Space Center's space program history.
Duration 10 days Destinations Miami, Everglades National Park, Key West, Naples, St. Pete Beach, Homosassa Springs, Orlando, Cape Canaveral Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Cosmos From $2,749
5% Off- US$2,599You save $150
Florida's finest attractions await: Miami's South Beach, Key West's Duval Street, Orlando's Disney World, and Fort Lauderdale's waterways. Take airboat rides at Everglades Safari Park and snorkel at John Pennekamp Coral Reef Park. Rest at six premium hotels.
Duration 11 days Destinations Miami, Key West, Naples, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale Age Range up to 90 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator Its Your Trip From
5% Off- US$1,297
The full Florida state tour costs approx. $280 per day, featuring Miami's beaches, Key West's sunsets, and Orlando's theme parks. Wildlife watching in Everglades National Park, walking historic St. Augustine, and relaxing at Crystal River's coastal beauty with German-speaking guides.
Duration 9 days Destinations Miami, Key West, Marathon, FL, Everglades City, Fort Myers, Tampa, Crystal River, St. Augustine, Orlando Operated in Only: German Operator Gebeco From
5% Off- US$2,408
An 8-day German-guided tour through Florida's highlights costs approx. $130 per day. Quality hotels including SpringHill Suites Miami Airport and Rosen Inn Orlando complement visits to Kennedy Space Center, historic St. Augustine, and Key West's Duval Street. Watch Everglades National Park's wildlife by propeller boat and start each day with breakfast plus WIFI-equipped coach transport.
Duration 8 days Destinations Miami, Key West, Fort Myers, Orlando, Cape Canaveral, St. Augustine, Cocoa Beach Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator DERTOUR From
5% Off- US$1,059
Travel Florida your way
Explore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Florida. We have 6 adventures that vary from 8 days to 14 days. With the greatest number of departures in April, this is also the most popular time of the year.
For those drawn to Florida's diverse landscapes, our most sought-after explorer tours combine the wild wetlands with coastal highlights. The most comprehensive routes run 10 days, taking you from Miami through the Keys and up the Gulf Coast. These tours really shine when you're looking to mix wildlife encounters with laid-back coastal culture. Our travelers particularly enjoy the contrast between mornings spent spotting alligators on airboat rides through the Everglades and afternoons relaxing on St. Pete's white-sand beaches. What makes these explorer routes special is how they blend nature with space history - you'll get up close with Florida panthers and manatees at wildlife parks, then head to Kennedy Space Center to learn about NASA's achievements. Key West features prominently in our top routes, where you can hop on and off trolley tours to discover the island's connection to Ernest Hemingway and Harry Truman at your own pace. The tours include plenty of free time to snorkel in John Pennekamp Coral Reef or simply soak in the Caribbean vibe around Duval Street. Our customers often mention how much they appreciate the balance between guided activities and independent exploration, especially in places like Miami's Art Deco district and Wynwood's cultural scene.
Best tour companies for Florida tours
Since these are newer tours without feedback yet, I can tell you about the companies running them. TourRadar partners with Emerald Cruises and they're well-established in luxury yacht tourism - their vessels are modern and their crews are known for really personalized service. Then there's Travelling Time who specialize in coach tours that cater to older travelers, with comfortable pacing and well-planned rest stops throughout the journey. While we wait for specific reviews to come in, it's good to know these operators have solid track records in their areas. Emerald Cruises particularly stands out for their attention to detail and Travelling Time has years of experience making sure their senior guests are comfortable and looked after during coach trips across Europe. I'd suggest checking back in a few weeks when our first TourRadar customers return from these tours - they'll be able to share their firsthand experiences and specific insights about the accommodations, guides and daily activities.
Florida tours for every type of group
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14 tours in FloridaExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Florida. We have 14 adventures that vary from 3 days to 14 days. With the greatest number of departures in April, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Private / Personalized
11 tours in FloridaThe private tours we offer really dig into what makes South Florida and the Keys special. You'll get a personal guide who knows all the best spots - from Miami's Art Deco buildings to hidden corners of the Everglades and also secret spots along the Keys. Our customers love that they can take things at their own speed, maybe spending extra time watching manatees at John Pennekamp reef or exploring Fort Lauderdale's waterways without rushing. You might want to linger longer at Disney World or take your time spotting alligators in the Everglades - it's totally up to you. The routes include some excellent local finds like Marco Polo Beach and quiet spots in the Keys where you can get a real feel for island life away from the tourist crowds.
Top Florida travel itineraries to fit your plans
The two-week Florida adventures offer our most complete experience, combining city exploration, beach time and also nature discoveries. These longer routes start strong with several days experiencing Miami's distinct neighborhoods - from the Cuban culture of Little Havana to the artistic spirit of Wynwood. What makes these extended tours special is how they incorporate meaningful time in each destination. You'll have full days to appreciate Key West's laid-back charm, explore St. Augustine's colonial history and also enjoy Florida's theme parks. Our travelers particularly love having enough time to really experience each place, whether they're watching street performers at Mallory Square, taking airboat rides through the Everglades or relaxing on St. Pete's beaches.
Demographics
Solo travelers particularly enjoy our Miami-based tours that combine city exploration and nature experiences. These shorter 5-day itineraries work well for independent travelers, starting with evening sunset cruises that help you meet other travelers while viewing Miami's skyline. Days are filled with guided walks through neighborhoods like Wynwood, Little Havana and also South Beach's Art Deco district. The Key West day trips give you time for snorkeling or wandering down Duval Street - lots of our travelers love watching sunset at Mallory Square with their new tour friends. You'll get a good mix of group activities and free time to explore on your own.
Couples have some really nice options that blend romance with adventure. The 10-day southern Florida tours are particularly popular, starting with sunset cruises in Miami's Biscayne Bay past Millionaire's Row. The routes include stays in charming spots like Naples and St. Pete Beach where you can enjoy quiet walks on white-sand beaches and intimate dining experiences. Many couples love the Keys portion - driving the scenic Overseas Highway together and taking sunset strolls in Key West's historic district. The tours include elegant touches like waterfront dinners and also opportunities for shared adventures like snorkeling at John Pennekamp Coral Reef.
Our active south Florida tours really appeal to young adults - they pack in lots of experiences without feeling rushed. You'll do things like snorkel in the Keys and kayak with manatees in Crystal River, then switch gears to explore Miami's arts scene. The routes take you through St. Petersburg's colorful downtown for guided mural tours and give you time in Miami's Wynwood area with its galleries, breweries and also street art. Many travelers enjoy the evening entertainment options we've included, like Wall Street Plaza in Orlando and Miami's Ocean Drive - you get the nightlife experience while staying safe with the group.
Our senior travelers particularly enjoy the comprehensive 10-day Florida tours that move at a comfortable pace. These well-planned routes include lots of interesting stops like Thomas Edison's winter estate in Fort Myers and St. Augustine's historic district. The itineraries feature convenient hop-on-hop-off trolley tours in Key West and water taxi options in Fort Lauderdale, making it easy to explore at your own speed. Our older travelers appreciate having centrally located hotels and also built-in free time for relaxing by the pool or beach between activities.
Families looking to explore Florida have some excellent options that combine education with fun activities. Our most popular family routes start in Miami and include guided Everglades airboat rides where kids can safely spot alligators from the boat. The Kennedy Space Center visits are always a hit - children love the interactive exhibits and space shuttle simulators while parents appreciate the educational value. Several tours include stays near Orlando's theme parks with flexible schedules so families can enjoy Disney World, Universal Studios and also SeaWorld at their own pace. The beach stops at St. Pete and Naples give everyone a chance to relax between activities, and the wildlife viewing at places like Homosassa Springs lets families see Florida panthers, manatees and also native birds up close.
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Best time to visit Florida
- Spring 2025
Spring's a great mix of outdoor stuff and cultural stops. Our clients love combining snorkeling at John Pennekamp Coral Reef with walks through Miami's Art Deco spots and also Wynwood's street art scene. The weather works perfectly for our combo tours - you'll paddle around Fort de Soto Park in the morning, then take it easy on St. Pete's white sand beaches later on. Our wildlife tours take you to Homosassa Springs where alligators sun themselves, plus you'll spot Florida panthers and also red wolves in their natural spaces.
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- Summer 2025
Summer brings out the water-lovers, and our most popular tours focus on coastal activities and indoor attractions. The routes typically start with early morning explorations of Miami's neighborhoods, then move to water-based activities like snorkeling in the Keys and sunset cruises around Biscayne Bay. We've designed these tours to include plenty of cooling breaks - you might spend mornings at the Kennedy Space Center, then afternoons chilling at Naples' beautiful beaches. Our travelers particularly enjoy the water taxi tours through Fort Lauderdale's canals and the chance to spot manatees while kayaking in Crystal River's springs.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall's really nice for mixing things up when the heat backs off a bit. Our Gulf Coast routes take you from Crystal River's manatee spots down to Naples' fancy waterfront areas, and people seem to love that variety. Nature walks on Anhinga Trail let you see lots of wildlife without summer's intense heat. The cultural routes are a hit too - you get Key West's casual vibe mixed with Miami's neighborhoods, walking through Little Havana's Cuban spots and Ocean Drive's Art Deco buildings when tourist crowds thin out.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter's become our sweet spot for Florida tours, especially around the Everglades and Keys. We've got routes that mix Miami's city buzz with nature spots - you'll cruise Biscayne Bay at sunset before heading into the Everglades where the cooler air brings out more wildlife. The manatees really show up this time of year, and our Crystal River kayak tours get you right next to these gentle giants. A lot of folks go for our history-focused walks through St. Augustine's old streets and Key West's historic areas since the weather's just right. The Nights of Lights in St. Augustine is something special - the whole city lights up with three million white bulbs, carrying on Spanish holiday traditions.
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What's the Best Time to Visit Florida?
You'll find sunshine all year in Florida but each season brings something special. Winter's really nice with mild temps - perfect if you want to explore theme parks and beaches without getting too hot and sticky. There's this great "Floridian Fun" tour where you can catch St. Augustine's amazing Nights of Lights Festival in winter. Spring's absolutely lovely for outdoor stuff like kayaking with manatees in Crystal River which you can do on the "Florida Roadtrip: Cityhopping im Sunshine State" tour. Summer gets pretty hot and humid but that's when water activities really shine especially in Miami and Key West where you can go snorkeling on the "USA – 5 Days South Florida Highlights" tour. Fall's kind of a sweet spot with fewer tourists and really nice weather for hiking nature trails and checking out historical places like St. Augustine's colonial area on the "Sunny Shores of Southern Florida" tour.
Where Can I Find Less Crowded but Unique Places in Florida?
Looking to escape the busy spots like Miami and Orlando? You'll love St. Augustine America's oldest city with its incredible colonial buildings and rich history. The "Sunny Shores of Southern Florida" tour takes you to this hidden gem called Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park where you can see endangered Florida panthers red wolves and rescued manatees up close. There's also this really cool artsy area called Wynwood in Miami with amazing street art murals that most tourists miss - you can explore it on the "USA – 5 Days South Florida Highlights Miami to Key West" tour.
How Do I Get Around Between Florida Cities?
You've got lots of options for getting around Florida. Renting a car gives you total freedom especially for scenic drives like the gorgeous Overseas Highway to Key West which is part of the "Florida Roadtrip" tour. Many visitors love taking organized bus tours with comfy coaches that hit all the major spots like on the "Sunny Shores of Southern Florida" tour. If you're into scenic travel try Amtrak trains between places like Miami and Orlando featured in the "USA Adventure" tour. For longer trips domestic flights work great especially between Tampa and Fort Lauderdale which you'll find in the "Manhattan Express & Florida Sunshine State" tour.
What Kind of Cultural Experiences Can I Have in Florida?
Florida's got this amazing mix of cultures you can really dive into. You'll love exploring Little Havana in Miami with its authentic Cuban food music and art which both the "USA – 5 Days South Florida Highlights" and "Florida Roadtrip" tours include. Key West has this super laid-back island vibe where you can catch incredible sunset celebrations at Mallory Square and visit Hemingway's house featured in the "Sunny Shores" and "USA Adventure" tours. St. Augustine's colonial history comes alive through walking tours of old forts and beautiful architecture which you'll experience on the "Floridian Fun" tour.
What Can I Do Outdoors in Florida?
You'll find tons of amazing outdoor activities in Florida. Take thrilling airboat rides through the Everglades spotting gators and birds on both the "USA – 5 Days South Florida Highlights" and "Sunny Shores" tours. Want perfect beaches? Head to Siesta Key's gorgeous white sand shores on the "Floridian Fun" tour. Water lovers can go kayaking snorkeling or fishing in the Keys' crystal-clear waters with the "Florida Roadtrip" tour. Nature walks are fantastic too with trails through natural preserves where you'll discover Florida's unique plants and animals also featured in the "Florida Roadtrip" itinerary.