Miami: Art Deco, Latin culture and Atlantic beaches
The pastel façades and neon lights of South Beach, the Cuban cafés of Little Havana, the quiet beaches of Key Biscayne: there is more to Miami than its beach.
Florida Keys: 180 km of road above the ocean, all the way to Key West
One road, 42 bridges and the sea on both sides: the Overseas Highway hops from island to island, from the Seven Mile Bridge to the wooden houses of Key West.
Everglades: the "river of grass" where alligators and crocodiles live side by side
A vast plain of grass and water in southern Florida, where you come across alligators a few metres from the path. It is also the only place in the world where they share their home with crocodiles.
Biscayne: a national park that is 95% underwater, on Miami's doorstep
A national park almost entirely underwater, 45 minutes from Miami: a turquoise bay, mangroves, islands and the start of Florida's coral reef.
Dry Tortugas: a 19th-century fort alone in the open sea, 110 km from anything
A huge brick fort set on an islet, 110 km off Key West, in the middle of turquoise water. You can only get there by boat or seaplane.