Destination 01
South Beach
Art Deco District
Pastel façades and Ocean Drive mornings
culture
Ocean Drive
Beach, bikes, and late dinners
sight
South Pointe Park
Oceanfront paths, pier views, and a quieter end of the beach
beach
Miami Beach Getaway
Sun, sand & tropical vibes
Route preview
5 days through South Beach, Everglades, Key West.
Miami Beach Getaway is a 5-day curated route with 3 destinations and 8 suggested stops. Preview stops and timing, then find it in TripsCircle Explore.
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13 stops
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23 stops
Destination 02
Everglades
Airboat tour
See gators and sawgrass from the water
adventure
Anhinga Trail
Boardwalk wildlife close-ups
nature
Shark Valley
A wildlife-rich loop through the heart of the Everglades
nature
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32 stops
Destination 03
Key West
Duval Street
Bars, shops, and island people-watching
food
Southernmost Point
Classic photo stop at the marker
sight
Route highlights
The moments that shape this trip.
- 01Art Deco District
- 02Ocean Drive
- 03Airboat Tours
- 04Duval Street
Trip guide
Planning Miami Beach Getaway.
Warm water and a bit of everything. South Beach is the place to settle in, with Art Deco buildings, beach days and a lively dining scene after dark. From there the route heads inland to the Everglades, a wide, quiet wetland where airboats and boardwalks bring you close to gators and wading birds. It finishes down the island chain in Key West, where the mood slows to a stroll and sunsets draw a crowd.
Good for Sun seekers who want beaches with a side of nature
When to go
November through April is the dry, comfortable season, with sunny days and lower humidity. Winter is also the busiest time, so expect fuller beaches and higher demand for rooms. Summer is hot, sticky and storm prone, and hurricane season runs through the early fall.
Getting around
Rent a car for this one. The Everglades sit a short drive from Miami, and the road down the Keys is a famously scenic run with bridges and water on both sides. South Beach itself is walkable, with ride shares and rentable bikes for short hops.
Tips for your crew
- Spend your first nights in South Beach and your quieter days in Key West. Putting the lively part first makes the later slowdown feel earned.
- Plan the Everglades for a morning on your way south, when wildlife is more active and the heat is milder. Bring bug spray and book any airboat tours ahead.
- Reserve Key West lodging well ahead for weekends and holidays. Breaking the drive down the Keys with a stop partway is easier than rushing it in one push.
