About this tour
When Noah from our team took the wheel on this 24-hour supercar rally, Miami felt like the starting grid for something properly mad. You're driving an exotic—Lamborghini, Ferrari, McLaren, or Mercedes—down the Overseas Highway to Key West and back, swapping cars with other drivers along the way so everyone gets a taste of each beast. The route's a solid 200-plus kilometres of mangrove coasts, island-hopping, and that famous Seven Mile Bridge, with dinner and an overnight stay in a five-star hotel thrown in. It's a full day, departure at 1 pm, return the next afternoon.
Highlights
- Driving a Lamborghini Huracán EVO down the Overseas Highway in daylight.
- Rotating through four exotic cars—Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes AMG GT.
- Seven Mile Bridge approach in a supercar, views across turquoise shallows.
- Key West overnight in a five-star hotel, dinner included.
- Fellow rally drivers to swap cars and banter with throughout.
- Road trip pacing lets you soak the Keys without rushing.
What to expect
You'll meet at the Miami departure point at 1 pm, briefed on your first car assignment and the route ahead. The Overseas Highway unrolls as this long, hypnotic ribbon: water on both sides, small bridges connecting islands, eventually the iconic Seven Mile span. Noah noted the handling differences between cars became obvious fast—the Lamborghini's aggressive, the Ferrari feels more nimble, the McLaren's a different beast altogether. Drivers rotate roughly every hour or so, so you're not stuck with one supercar the whole time. The drive itself takes a few hours to Key West; once you arrive, you've got the evening to yourself—dinner's included, hotel's sorted—then the return leg the next morning, arriving back in Miami around 1 pm.
Good to know
This is genuinely exhilarating if you love cars and want to actually drive them on a proper route, not a closed circuit. The Keys themselves are beautiful—genuinely—and the Overseas Highway is the real draw for scenery. Five-star hotel and dinner included sweeten the deal. Suits all fitness levels; you're mostly sitting, so no endurance test needed.
The $500 security deposit, 25% fuel surcharge, and insurance costs aren't factored into the headline price—budget for those. Insurance especially can add up. Weather in South Florida can be unpredictable; summer's hot and humid, hurricane season a consideration. The 1 pm start and 1 pm finish next day is tight if you're flying in from elsewhere. The rally's only as fun as your co-drivers, and groups vary. Overnight in Key West means limited sleep if you're keen to explore; the town's rowdy. No specific group-size details were locked down, but these typically run 4–8 cars. Book outside peak season (summer, winter holidays) for better availability and potentially fewer crowds.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.