Florida

If you heard about kosher journey,ys you probably know that in every place we take you we provide a unique experience Florida has to offer much more than Miami, fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton so we recommend if you want a great experience while your in Florida come and join us on our journey thru the gems of Florida Miami International Airport or Fort Lauderdale Airport is the ideal option. Although Miami International Airport is where most travelers would want to begin their journey, several budget airlines have their flights land in Fort Lauderdale instead. When departing from within the United States, low-cost airlines like Spirit, Frontier, Southwest, and JetBlue are great options for travelers on a tight budget. Miami Miami Commonly referred to as “Florida’s playground,” you could easily spend several days — if not weeks — in Miami and never get bored. If you want to spend one or more days in Miami before driving to Key West and towered the rest of our journey , you’ll want to hit up Miami’s highlights. Getting some beach time is also a must. Whether that’s just a stroll along South Beach, you’ll want to dip your toes in that warm Atlantic Ocean water and feel Miami Beach’s soft white sand.

A fun way to enjoy the glitzy, glamorous side of Miami is to see the city skyline from the water. See the best of Miami on this cruise to the Millionnaire’s Homes and the city skyline. If you’re a shopper, store-lined Collins Avenue lies just a couple streets over from Ocean Drive. You’ll find the most popular retail shops here along with upscale fashion boutiques and also some kosher restaurants .

More things to do in Miami

After driving about 45 minutes from Miami, you’ll find Homestead at Mile Marker 116. If you keep going, you’ll reach the start of the Florida Keys in about another 40 minutes, but it’s worth marking a stop here to see some of the Homestead area’s unique sights. Coral Castle Museum It’s not the Egyptian pyramids, but Coral Castle Museum continues to baffle and awe the world in a similar manner. Located on S. Dixie Highway in Homestead lies a massive all limestone-built castle. It includes a nine-ton gate, a Polaris telescope, and completely functioning rocking chairs — all made of stone. The craziest part? It was single-handedly built by one man. Everglades National Park, You’ll want to make a stop at Everglades National Park, one of Florida’s most renowned national parks. It’s on your way from Miami to the Keys, so there’s no excuse to not stop and enjoy this wonder of nature. Because the Everglades National Park is best known for its wildlife — from alligators to eagles and even panthers and dolphins — a nature tour is one of the best ways to experience the park. An airboat tour is a fun way to see wildlife from the water. If you’re into photography, a birding, wildlife, and photography expedition is the perfect way to capture amazing shots of animals in the wild with the help of a master naturalist guide. Key Largo’s John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Known as the first undersea park in the U.S., this place deserves all the praise it receives. To experience all of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park’s 70 nautical square miles of wonder, going underwater is the way to go. A half-day snorkel trip will let you take in the best of the fascinating reefs of the Keys. However, if you prefer to keep your head above water, you can also take in magnificent views of the wildlife and reef life from a kayak or with a glass-bottom boat tour. The mangroves of the Florida Keys are spectacular, and I highly recommend taking a guided eco tour through the mangrove ecosystem to get the best experience.

in Key Largo: Robbie’s Marina

At Mile Marker 77, you’ll find the quirky yet charming Robbie’s Marina. This popular tourist destination is best known as the spot where visitors can hand-feed tarpon. Not sure what a tarpon is? That’s ok, most people don’t know either until they see them. They’re huge five-feet long silver fish with huge mouths that make for quite a sight amid a feeding frenzy. https://youtu.be/U2I82jsKYdA visit the Dolphin Research Center in Marathon to check it off your bucket list. Whether you’re on your own or with family and friends on this Miami to Key West road trip, just about anyone will enjoy some time in the water with these amazing mammals. You can even paint with them here! Or, take part in a theater session, research activities and more.

When you arrive at Mile Marker 47 where the Marathon side of the Seven Mile Bridge begins, you’ve reached the scenic pinnacle of your Florida Keys from Miami road trip. This spectacular bridge connects several of the Keys’ lesser-known islands, starting with Knight’s Key (Middle Keys) to Little Duck Key (Lower Keys). Your only job here is to take in the magnificent views of endless turquoise water and majestic mangroves. Bahia Honda State Park

Although the beaches of popular Florida Keys islands like Key Largo and Key West are beautiful, it’s in the underrated islands where you’ll find the most beautiful beaches of all. One such place is Bahia Honda State Park on Bahia Honda Key near Mile Marker 37. With its pristine white sand and crystalline waters, Bahia Honda Key’s most beautiful beach is Calusa Beach. You can also enjoy activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, paddling, fishing and more. Key west Key West’s major highlights include anything that lets you experience its beach, sun, and natural wonders to its fullest. Consider taking in views of dolphins in their natural turquoise-water habitat on a Key West Dolphin Watch and Snorkel Eco Tour. Or catch a breathtaking sunset on a glorious 2-Hour Sunset Sail on Schooner America 2.0. y west

Located in the middle of the sunny state of Florida, Orlando has become one of the most popular tourist destinations due to its variety of theme parks and central location to other popular attractions in Florida. It is the perfect whole-family vacation spot and those who are a kid at heart! The main attractions in Orlando are the two theme parks: Disney World and Universal Studios. But there are plenty of other fun things to do in Orlando to beat the theme park crowds!

WonderWorks Orlando is one amazing attraction. For starters, everything is upside-down! With more than 100 fun and interactive exhibits to explore, you’ll never tire of this place. Some highlighted exhibits include a 36-foot-tall indoor ropes challenge course, a 4-D Extreme Motion ride, simulated earthquakes and hurricanes, a machine that allows you to measure

the speed of your baseball pitch, and many more! Among these many delightful activities, a few of our favorites also include a glow-in-the-dark ropes course (how cool is that??), and the always-enjoyable laser tag. We recommend reserving about 2 hours for this attraction. Icon Park as to offers many attractions is surrounded by 3 major activities and are gonna be the next 3 stops Icon Park, sea life, and madam Tussauds. You've gotta make sure to spend some time at the tallest observation wheel on the east coast! The Wheel at ICON Park

offers truly astonishing views of Orlando – stretching far and wide. No matter what time of day you plan to visit, we are sure you will have amazing sights of Central Florida. This place is an amazing addition to I-Drive. You're also very close to several other fun attractions that you could explore, either in addition to today's itinerary or on another day. From an aquarium to a museum to a golf course, there is plenty to love about this area!

Sea life Home to more than 5,000 diverse sea creatures from vibrant, tiny little fish to a Giant Sea Octopus, SEA LIFE Aquarium Orlando is an excellent place for those who love animals and all things aquatic. Filled with multiple themed habitats and several interactive components – including a very popular rock pool filled with sea anemones – this aquarium is a must-visit. You should also make sure not to miss Orlando's only 360-degree ocean tunnel, which allows you to walk *under* majestic sea creatures. Madame Tussauds Orlando is a fine choice. This international sensation offers excitement, inspiration, and just plain fun in one fun attraction. Depends on how much time you are planning to spend in the major theme parks if you are only planning to spend one day in the theme park which ever it is (we recommend universal studious for the older generation and magical kingdom for the younger and kids ) or if you are staying more days in Orlando than gatorland should be your next stop Gatorland is a truly unique destination dedicated to the most iconic of all Floridian creatures, the alligator. Of course, they’ve got a few crocodiles, too! You’ll experience everything from tours and performances to exhibits and nature walks, all contained within

this 110-acre wildlife preserve. Be sure to also check out their Gator Gully Splash Park, which turns this already awesome attraction into a delightful place to be amid Florida humidity. Everglades Airboat Ride and Wildlife Park This Orlando Everglades tour is widely known as the most beautiful ride in Central Florida. Hop aboard to explore 4,200 acres of beautiful lush scenery, including protected swamps, marshes and rivers, at the heart of the Central Florida Everglades. You can also enjoy a real Florida barbecue, exotic animal exhibits, a tropical bird aviary, a gift shop, and a 500-foot (150 meter) sightseeing dock (costs not included). Wild Florida is owned and operated by one of Florida’s pioneer

families that know the meaning of southern hospitality. If your not interested in alligators of all kinds an alternative theme park – The Kennedy Space Centre could be your choice . It’s just a 42 mile drive from International Drive – the main strip in Orlando where we were staying. Whilst it may have the look of a theme park The Kennedy Space Center is much more of an experience. You will spend the day in awe of the engineering and bravery of the people who helped send men and women into space. There’s plenty of interactive exhibits (especially to entertain kids), plus a

theme park style ride where you get to experience a ‘real’ shuttle launch. Our favorite part was the guided bus tour of the actual Space X and Shuttle launch pads. We also loved the inspiring IMAX films and you can even meet veteran astronauts! https://www.philandgarth.com/kennedy-space-center-florida-usa/ . It’s also good on your pocket, very reasonably priced compared to the big resort theme parks. Orlandos theme parks And for last but not least the main attractions in Orlando the theam parks they need no descrption theme parks are likely the reason why you planned to visit Orlando in the first place. there are 4 main theam parks the magic of Walt Disney World ®Resort, endless excitement at Universal Orlando Resort, an aquatic wonderland at SeaWorld ®Orlando, or building family fun at LEGOLAND ®Florida Resort, Orlando has theme parks that are per You have your favorite theme park in mind, so we won’t try to talk you out of it. Our favorite theme park in Orlando is Universal Studios Florida, also known as Universal Orlando Resort. . You truly feel like you’ve entered a different world. the thrilling rides are incredible. But with kids you will probably wanna try The Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World. Magic Kingdom is home to Cinderella’s Castle and is the epitome of classic Disney! Disney’s Hollywood Studios is another Disney theme park full of rides and characters. Most people visit Hollywood Studios for the Star Wars themed rides and attraction Universal’s Islands of Adventure really does a great job of incorporating different themes and worlds. Imagination comes to life, movie and storybook characters become real, and the scenery is incredible. The different themes on the Islands of Adventure are so much fun no matter how old you are.. And of course there is also sea world as a great water park and Lego land is great for kids to feel a world of Lego