Fort Lauderdale was nicer than Miami I thought. Loved the water taxi to get around.Yeah i feel miami is a bit box ticking really. 100% the everglades
We have Orlando booked from 3rd August, 18 nights from Manchester to Orlando via a quick stop off in Dublin. It saved almost 40% off flying direct and as you clear customs in Dublin you save time at the other end.
It's Looking positive at the moment that we can get away. We have been 3 times but finally I get to go with my brother and his family.
Miami was ok last time I went. The 3.5 hour drive was a long slog and it was scorching hot down there, but at least I can say I went. I had a tattoo at what was the 'Miami ink' studio.
I preferred Maui to Kauai but I loved all the main Islands , been twice and most certainly will visit again. We are hoping to visit Yellowstone next year all being well . Missed out on New Orleans and Chicago last year as obviously had to cancel.Now that I'm vaccinated and can start travelling again soon, I'm back on the road for 1) trips to LA to see my mom and sister, 2) work (limited trips) and 3) college tours for my boy. Then I'll start thinking about where I want to go for fun.
I miss three places that if you lot make it out here with plenty of time you must see: Yellowstone National Park, New Orleans, and the island of Kauai, Hawaii (or Maui or The Big Island if not Kauai).
I've been to 46 of the 50 states and those three spots are my favo(u)rites of all.
New York and Boston are great -- I presume I'll be back there every couple of months for work as before eventually, and I went to college (uni) in DC, and I grew up in/have lived in SF and LA. All are great, as are plenty of other cities like Portland and Seattle and Chicago among others. And Yosemite is beautiful, as is Crater Lake and the Appalachians and many other national parks.
But Yellowstone, New Orleans and Hawaii are tops.
The US customs bit is in Dublin airport so once you land it is like you are on a domestic flight and juat walk off the plane, collect your bags and out you go.You clear customs in Dublin? How does that work?
https://www.dublinairport.com/fligh...arance/us-customs-and-border-protection-videoYou clear customs in Dublin? How does that work?
Personally I would spend 5 - 6 days in Orlando (include a day over at Space Centre / Cocoa Beach. Orlando is very cheap at the momentFor you Floridians.. what do you think of this rota.. im hoping with help from you chaps to fill the destinations in..
days 1-4 orlando
Days 5-6 stop a night on gulf coast
Days 7-8 miami
Days 8-12 the keys
Days 13-14 stop somewhere on way home and hit orlando on last day to fly home
I’d second that,Why not fly in to Orlando and out of Miami?
Also take a look at Islamorada on the keys, here’s a decent place to stay on the ocean front.
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