Every city we serve.

The city that sets the tempo for the whole coast: beach mornings, gallery afternoons, late dinners that turn into later nights.

The island itself: South Beach glamour, quieter sands up north, and the causeways that tie it to the mainland.

A boating town and an easier, breezier coast: Las Olas dinners, deep-water marinas, and a calmer beach than Miami's.

Old-world island polish: Worth Avenue, oceanfront estates, and a season that runs on galas and golf.

The mainland city across the bridge from the island: the airport, the train, the concert hall and the museum, and the restaurants the island comes over for.

Polished and low-key: resort golf, Mizner Park, and a quiet, moneyed stretch of coast between the two big airports.

The winter equestrian capital: show grounds, polo Sundays, and a season that fills the calendar from January to spring.

The Gulf's quiet luxury: sunset beaches, Fifth Avenue dining, and championship golf on the calmer side of the state.

A working bay city with a good time in it: Water Street, historic Ybor, and the beaches a short hop across the bay.

The end of the road: Duval Street, Old Town's lanes, and the country's best excuse to be handed the keys to someone else.

The parks first, always: Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando anchor the trip, with golf resorts, convention business, and Winter Park's tree-lined dining around the edges, all sprawling and best driven.