New Orleans, Florida Panhandle, Orlando, Gulf Coast, Sanibel, Everglades & Miami Beach

Collect your car and head to your New Orleans Hotel. The French Quarter will be waiting to offer you dinner and drinks, otherwise rest up and get ready for a full day in the "The Big Easy"

Built on the mouth of the Mississippi, New Orleans is the home of the blues, voodoo and the craziness that is Mardi Gras. The French Quarter offers great charm and is a great place to loose the car and take a walking tour. Finally, what really makes New Orleans special is some of the wacky characters that choose to live there.

The “Pan Handle” area in the northwest of Florida lays claim to having many of the worlds best beaches along its 95 mile cost line. See past the tacky stores that are sometimes found in certain tourist spots and see the wonderful natural beauty of this area.

Explore the Panhandles amazing coastline. State parks help reduce the commercial activities from taking to much away from the white sandy beaches such as St. George Island State Park, which was voted one of America’s top 10 beaches last year.

Yet another day of finding the whitest beach you’ve ever seen.

Big day of road tripping today. First glide along the scenic roads of the Panhandle before heading south to the theme park capital of the world that is Orlando. The miles will fly by with the sun on your face and the wind in your hair, but if the milage is to high then we'll slip in an overnight pit stop along the way.

Walt Disney World alone is the size of Greater Manchester and boasts 4 theme parks and 2 water parks. Many other parks have sprung up over the years and Orlando is now a mecca for theme park enthusiasts. The amazing year round climate helps make this area a golfers dreamland too.

Another day to explore the theme parks, water parks, golf courses or swimming pools of sunny Orlando.

From Clearwater to Naples you can enjoy world class beaches, warm gulf waters and luxury hotel service. Bored laying under a palm tree on perfect white sands? In fact, Siesta Key in Sarasota won the best beach in America last year. Fabulous shopping is never far away or why not try one of the amazing theme parks here, such as Busch Gardens.

Beautiful Sanibel and Captiva Islands are famous for their shells, sandy beaches and stunning sunsets. Don’t be tempted into shell collecting without understanding the strict collecting rules that apply on the islands. Dolphin watching cruises are also popular from here.

A third day in the Sanibel area to relax before you’ll move onto happening Miami’s South Beach.

On the drive west to the glitz and glamour of Miami you’ll drive down “Alligator Alley” which passes through over 1.5 million acres of subtropical wetlands filled with crocodiles, alligators, manatees and even panthers and more. This vast natural wonder can be further explored by taking guided tours on canoes or trilling airboats. If you prefer to head straight to the glamour of Miami, then you can spend the afternoon settling into your Miami Beach hotel or exploring South Beach.

Miles of sandy beaches which are backed with glitzy Art Deco hotels and sprinkled with attractive residents coming to and from model castings. A great place to cruise around, walk the boardwalk or enjoy a meal while people watching. Forget Miami Vice, this area is classy and the hotels are amongst Americas best.

Relax by the pool or on the beach before returning the car at the airport and flying home after seeing so much of what the Sunshine State has to offer.