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Experience the ultimate Florida escape with this unforgettable Miami & Florida Keys multi-centre holiday. From the glamour of Miami Beach to the laid-back charm of Key West and the family-friendly luxury of Duck Key, this 13-night fly-drive adventure blends iconic beaches, scenic coastal drives, world-class resorts, and endless sunshine. With flights from London Heathrow to Miami, premium hotel stays, and the freedom of your own hire car, you’ll enjoy the perfect balance of relaxation, exploration, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences along the stunning Overseas Highway.
Make your Florida Holiday your most magical yet with a sun-soaked Miami & Florida Keys multi-centre holiday! Fly from London Heathrow to Miami with Virgin Atlantic and start with four unforgettable nights in Miami.
Next, drive one of America’s most iconic routes—the Overseas Highway—over turquoise waters and a necklace of islands to Key West. Your base for five nights is Hilton Garden Inn Key West / The Keys Collection.
Continue north to Duck Key for four nights at Hawks Cay Resort, an AAA Four-Diamond retreat loved by families and couples alike. With a private saltwater lagoon, five beautiful pools, and an award-winning spa, Hawks Cay is a serene yet activity-rich finale to your Florida Keys multi-centre holiday.
This flexible fly-drive itinerary is ideal for UK visitors who want freedom and comfort. With return flights to Miami on Virgin Atlantic, easy on-site car hire collection, and short, scenic drives between each stop, you’ll maximise beach time and minimise hassle. The Miami to Key West route takes approximately four hours without stops, but you’ll want to pause for photo spots and island cafés along the way; the drive from Key West to Duck Key is around one hour, with more stunning ocean vistas en route.
Combining a luxury Miami Beach stay with the laid-back islands of Key West and Duck Key, this two-week itinerary delivers the best of Florida: iconic beaches, Art Deco culture, spectacular sunsets, and ocean adventures. It’s tailor-made for UK travellers seeking an affordable-yet-premium fly-drive with flights, memorable hotels, and the freedom to explore at your own pace.
Plus, book with Charter Travel for full ABTA and ATOL protection, and a dedicated team of Florida experts who have been booking and visiting Florida since 1988.
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Absolutely. The drive from Miami to Key West along the Overseas Highway is considered one of the most scenic in the USA, with turquoise waters, tropical islands, and 42 bridges along the way. Key West itself offers a unique mix of history, Caribbean-style charm, lively nightlife, and spectacular sunsets that you won’t find anywhere else in Florida.
The start of the Florida Keys (Key Largo) is around 1 hour from Miami. Driving all the way to Key West takes about 4 hours without stops, but most travellers take longer to enjoy the scenic viewpoints, small towns, and photo opportunities along the Overseas Highway.
The best time to visit is between December and May, when the weather is warm, dry, and sunny—perfect for outdoor activities, boating, and beach days. If you’re looking for fewer crowds and better rates, late April to early May is ideal.
They offer completely different experiences, so it depends on what you’re looking for. Miami is vibrant, glamorous, and full of culture, nightlife, shopping, and dining. The Florida Keys are relaxed, scenic, and focused on water-based activities like snorkelling, fishing, and boating. Many travellers combine both in one trip to enjoy the best of both worlds.