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Drive four exotic supercars along the Overseas Highway in an eight-hour Miami–Islamorada round trip. Expect ocean views, performance driving, a lunch stop in Islamorada, and strict insurance and age requirements.
Drive four exotic supercars along the Overseas Highway in an eight-hour Miami–Islamorada round trip. Expect ocean views, performance driving, a lunch stop in Islamorada, and strict insurance and age requirements.
The engine note rises as you pull away from Miami’s humid skyline — palm trees blur, bridges stretch like thin ribbons over turquoise water, and the Atlantic dares you to keep pace. This is not a Sunday cruise; it’s an eight-hour loop that threads the Overseas Highway to Islamorada and back, trading city traffic for open-road adrenaline and ocean-side vistas.
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Operated by BLAST - Supercar Driving Experience · Miami, Florida
The engine note rises as you pull away from Miami’s humid skyline — palm trees blur, bridges stretch like thin ribbons over turquoise water, and the Atlantic dares you to keep pace. This is not a Sunday cruise; it’s an eight-hour loop that threads the Overseas Highway to Islamorada and back, trading city traffic for open-road adrenaline and ocean-side vistas.
The route follows U.S. 1 across low limestone keys formed from ancient coral and sand, a landscape shaped by sea-level swings and storms. The Florida Keys’ culture grew from fishing and naval wrecking; Islamorada still smells of salt and smoked fish, and its small marinas speak to a long history of anglers and boat builders. Driving here offers frequent visual rewards — shallow flats, mangrove fringe, and long causeways where wind and water feel like co-conspirators.
Practical details matter: the full experience is roughly 200 miles round trip with about 2.5 hours of driving each way, a scheduled 9:00 a.m. departure and 5:00 p.m. return. Vehicles commonly include Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder, Ferrari 488 Spider, McLaren 570S Spider, and Mercedes-AMG GT (subject to availability), and you’ll have opportunities to swap cars in the convoy. Lunch in Islamorada is included.
Bring a valid driver’s license, full active insurance in your name, and be at least 25 to drive. Expect high-performance handling and responsiveness — keep attention on speed limits, rotating drivers, and coastal weather that can change visibility fast. Hydrate, wear polarized sunglasses, and plan for sun exposure on exposed bridges. For gearheads and first-time supercar drivers alike, this rally combines precision driving with one of America’s most scenic coastal roads.
moderate.
8 hours.
Minimal physical fitness required, but expect full-day alertness and quick reflexes for high-performance driving.
Yes — you must provide a full active coverage insurance policy in your name to be permitted to drive.
Drivers must be at least 25 years old to operate the exotic cars on this rally.
Yes — the itinerary allows drivers to rotate through the available supercars when logistics and availability permit.
You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before departure; the operator may also cancel for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
The Overseas Highway follows sections of the Florida East Coast Railway route built by Henry Flagler and later repurposed after 20th-century storms, connecting Miami to the Keys by a series of bridges and causeways.
The Keys are low-lying and ecologically sensitive; stay on paved roads, avoid feeding wildlife, and minimize idling to reduce emissions.
BLAST - Supercar Driving Experience operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine note rises as you pull away from Miami’s humid skyline — palm trees blur, bridges stretch like thin ribbons over turquoise water, and the Atlantic dares you to keep pace. This is not a Sunday cruise; it’s an eight-hour loop that threads the Overseas Highway to Islamorada and back, trading city traffic for open-road adrenaline and ocean-side vistas.
The engine note rises as you pull away from Miami’s humid skyline — palm trees blur, bridges stretch like thin ribbons over turquoise water, and the Atlantic dares you to keep pace. This is not a Sunday cruise; it’s an eight-hour loop that threads the Overseas Highway to Islamorada and back, trading city traffic for open-road adrenaline and ocean-side vistas.
The route follows U.S. 1 across low limestone keys formed from ancient coral and sand, a landscape shaped by sea-level swings and storms. The Florida Keys’ culture grew from fishing and naval wrecking; Islamorada still smells of salt and smoked fish, and its small marinas speak to a long history of anglers and boat builders. Driving here offers frequent visual rewards — shallow flats, mangrove fringe, and long causeways where wind and water feel like co-conspirators.
Practical details matter: the full experience is roughly 200 miles round trip with about 2.5 hours of driving each way, a scheduled 9:00 a.m. departure and 5:00 p.m. return. Vehicles commonly include Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder, Ferrari 488 Spider, McLaren 570S Spider, and Mercedes-AMG GT (subject to availability), and you’ll have opportunities to swap cars in the convoy. Lunch in Islamorada is included.
Bring a valid driver’s license, full active insurance in your name, and be at least 25 to drive. Expect high-performance handling and responsiveness — keep attention on speed limits, rotating drivers, and coastal weather that can change visibility fast. Hydrate, wear polarized sunglasses, and plan for sun exposure on exposed bridges. For gearheads and first-time supercar drivers alike, this rally combines precision driving with one of America’s most scenic coastal roads.