Embark on an exciting 10-day family journey through Miami and Orlando, packed with diverse experiences for all ages. From thrilling theme park adventures and relaxing beach days to exploring vibrant cities, cultural sites, and nature, this trip offers a perfect blend of family-friendly fun and local experiences for your 4 and 7-year-olds.

After your overnight flight, arrive at Miami International Airport (MIA).
Collect your luggage, clear customs, and pick up your rental car. Head to your accommodation in South Beach to check in.
Consider pre-booking car seats for the children with your rental car to save time upon arrival.
Check into your family-friendly apartment.
Take some time to unpack, freshen up, and let the children relax after the journey. Enjoy the amenities of your accommodation.
Early check-in might be available upon request, or you can leave your luggage at the reception if you arrive before check-in time.
Enjoy a casual family lunch at a restaurant along Ocean Drive or nearby, offering diverse options suitable for all ages.
Many restaurants have outdoor seating, perfect for people-watching and enjoying the Miami breeze.
Spend a relaxing afternoon on the famous South Beach.
Let the kids play in the sand and wade in the shallow waters, while the adults soak up the sun and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Remember to bring sunscreen, hats, and plenty of water for everyone. Public restrooms and showers are available along the beach.
Have dinner at a family-friendly restaurant in South Beach.
Explore Lincoln Road for various dining options and a lively evening stroll.
Discover the vibrant history and stunning architecture of the Art Deco Historic District.
This family-friendly walk will highlight colorful buildings and interesting stories, keeping the children engaged with visual delights.
Book tickets in advance. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. The tour guides are often great at making the history accessible and fun for families.
Enjoy a post-tour lunch with views of the ocean and the iconic Art Deco buildings.
Head to Lummus Park, which runs alongside South Beach.
There are playgrounds for the kids and plenty of space for beach games, shell collecting, and enjoying the ocean.
The park offers shade, benches, and easy access to the beach. Bring beach toys for the kids.
Dine at a local, family-friendly restaurant away from the main tourist strips for an authentic Miami meal.
Drive west from Miami to the Everglades National Park area, preparing for your airboat adventure.
The drive is about an hour.
Embark on an exciting private airboat ride through the Florida Everglades.
Spot alligators, various bird species, and learn about this unique wetland ecosystem. A private tour ensures a personalized experience for your family.
Bring bug spray, hats, and sunglasses. The airboat ride can be loud, so ear protection (often provided) is recommended, especially for children. Book in advance for a private tour.
After the airboat ride, visit a small exhibit or wildlife show often found at airboat tour operators, offering a closer look at local animals like alligators and snakes.
Grab a quick bite near the Everglades or begin your drive back to Miami for lunch in the city.
Spend the late afternoon relaxing by your hotel's pool, allowing the children to swim and play after an exciting morning.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner at a casual eatery near your accommodation.
Explore the colorful Wynwood Walls and the surrounding street art district.
A guided tour can highlight the best murals and stories behind them, which is visually stimulating for children.
The French guided tour is available, but a general exploration or family-focused private tour might be more suitable if language is a barrier. This area is very walkable and engaging for children.
Enjoy lunch at one of the trendy, casual eateries in the Wynwood Arts District.
Many options offer outdoor seating and kid-friendly menus.
Visit a cigar factory in Little Havana to learn about the history and process of Cuban cigar making.
This educational and interactive experience is appealing to both smokers and non-smokers.
This tour offers a unique cultural insight. Children might find the process interesting to watch. Afterward, enjoy some Cuban coffee or ice cream nearby.
Stroll along Calle Ocho, the heart of Little Havana.
Enjoy the vibrant Cuban culture, listen to live music, watch domino players in Maximo Gomez Park, and try some delicious Cuban ice cream or pastries.
The colorful street performers and lively atmosphere are usually a hit with kids.
Savor an authentic Cuban dinner at a traditional restaurant in Little Havana, complete with live music.
Enjoy a final morning on Miami Beach or by the hotel pool.
It's a great opportunity for the kids to play freely before the next leg of your journey.
Have lunch at Bayside Marketplace, a lively outdoor mall with various restaurants and shops, offering beautiful views of Biscayne Bay.
Take some time to explore Bayside Marketplace.
You can enjoy the live music, browse the shops, or even take a short boat ride (not included in this itinerary but available) for views of the city skyline and celebrity homes.
Return to your accommodation, pack up your belongings, and get everything ready for your drive to Orlando tomorrow morning.
Enjoy a final dinner in Miami, perhaps trying a cuisine you haven't yet experienced or revisiting a favorite spot.
Begin your journey north to Orlando.
The drive is approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, depending on traffic. Stop for lunch along the way.
Rental car is recommended for flexibility with children and luggage. Ensure child car seats are pre-booked if needed.
Check into your Orlando hotel and allow the family some time to relax by the pool or unpack before heading out for the evening.
Look for hotels with family-friendly amenities like pools and playgrounds.
Enjoy an evening at Disney Springs, a vibrant outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment complex.
It's free to enter and offers plenty of kid-friendly activities, including the World of Disney store, LEGO Store, and various casual dining options.
Parking is free in the garages. Consider a character dinner if interested (booking required in advance).
Dine at one of the many family-friendly restaurants in Disney Springs, such as T-Rex Cafe or Earl of Sandwich.
Spend the day immersed in the magic of Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom.
Enjoy classic rides like 'It's a Small World', 'Peter Pan's Flight', meet characters, and watch parades. This park is ideal for children aged 4 and 7.
Arrive early, use the My Disney Experience app for wait times and mobile ordering. Consider Genie+ for Lightning Lane access. Don't miss the afternoon parade and evening fireworks.
Enjoy dinner at a Quick Service or Table Service restaurant within Magic Kingdom.
Options range from casual fare to character dining experiences.
Table service restaurants require reservations, often made 60 days in advance. Mobile ordering is available at most quick service locations.
Explore Epcot, focusing on Future World for attractions like Spaceship Earth, Test Track (if the 7-year-old is adventurous enough, 40in height requirement), and The Seas with Nemo & Friends.
Then, wander into the World Showcase to experience different cultures.
Epcot often has festivals running with special food kiosks and entertainment. Check the schedule for character greetings.
Enjoy a diverse lunch at one of the World Showcase pavilions, offering a taste of international cuisine.
Return to your hotel for some downtime, swim in the pool, and let the children recharge after two busy park days.
Mid-day breaks are essential with young children at theme parks.
Enjoy a casual family dinner at a restaurant outside the parks, perhaps a relaxed Italian place or a family diner.
Enjoy a final breakfast in Orlando, check out from your hotel, and begin the drive back south to Miami.
Consider packing a cooler with snacks and drinks for the drive. Lunch can be had en route.
Check into your Miami hotel.
Take some time to freshen up after the drive.
You'll be checking into a new hotel in Miami for your last night.
Spend a relaxing afternoon at South Beach.
Let the children play in the sand and enjoy the gentle waves. It's a great way to unwind after the theme parks.
Look for amenities like public restrooms and nearby concessions. Remember sunscreen and plenty of water.
Enjoy a casual family dinner at one of the many restaurants in the South Beach area.
Visit the vibrant neighborhood of Little Havana.
Stroll along Calle Ocho, watch cigar rolling, enjoy Cuban coffee, and soak in the rich culture. It's an immersive experience for the family.
Children will enjoy the colorful street art and the lively atmosphere. There are many ice cream shops for a treat.
Take a unique and interactive tour at Casa Habano in Little Havana.
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Enjoy a final authentic Cuban lunch in Little Havana before heading to the airport.
Return your rental car at Miami International Airport (MIA) and transfer to the terminal for your overnight flight back to Buenos Aires.
Allow ample time for rental car return, shuttle to the terminal, and check-in procedures, especially with children.
Board your non-stop overnight flight from Miami International Airport (MIA) back to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) in Buenos Aires. Enjoy your flight home after a memorable family adventure!
Check with your airline for exact departure times and gate information. Flights typically depart in the evening to arrive in Buenos Aires the next morning.
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