More about South Atlantic Coast

The three main regions of the South Atlantic Coast of Florida include: Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Palm Beach offers visitors a variety of world-class shopping. Worth Avenue, known as 'Rodeo Drive of the East', is a collection of more than 200 boutiques. The Clematis Street District has a lively mix of shopping, clubs, bars, cafes and bistros mixed with culture, arts, and outdoor concerts. Fort Lauderdale’s reputation as a playground for the nation’s youth during spring break has calmed since its 1980s' peak. Today you will find an innovative downtown arts district and an expansive beach area - this along with all the boutiques, restaurants, cafes and shops that you would expect from a cosmopolitan city. At Hollywood Beach, you will find Deep Sea diving, Butterfly World & Thoroughbred racing. Miami’s undoubted influence stems from the influx of Cuban refugees settling an area named Little Havana. The glitz, glamour and big city sophistication have made Miami one of Florida’s top tourist hotspots. South Beach is one of Miami’s must-see locations. You can drive down the much photographed Ocean Drive with its historic Art Deco buildings, chic hotels and lively cafes. Activities you will find in Miami include Boating, Watersports, Glass Bottom boats, Deep Sea Diving and more.