Miami to Antigua: 4 places on a Caribbean route
This Caribbean route connects Miami and Orlando in Florida with tropical destinations including Dolphin Mall shopping in Miami and the port at Antigua. The journey spans 888.3 km across the Atlantic, showcasing the traveler's path from Florida's mainland to the island of Antigua for a week-long sailing adventure.
- Mode
- Places
- Start
- Miami
- End
- Port at Antigua
- Stops
- 4
- Video author
- travmap
- Updated
Stops on this route
- Miami — Primary destination after leaving Lima; flight waypoint.
- Orlando — Location of internship assignment by accounting firm; mentioned with Disneyland reference.
- Dolphin Mall — Shopping stop for clothing before upcoming trips.
- Port at Antigua — Current location on SLV boat in Antigua waters.
Useful for your trip
- Transport
- Flight from Lima, Peru to Miami takes approximately 5.5 hours.
- Save money
- Dolphin Mall in Miami offers good deals on clothing; one shopper filled a bag with 6-7 shirts and 2 pairs of shoes for about $90.
- Timing
- Dolphin Mall closes at 10:00 PM; plan shopping accordingly.
- Transport
- Flight from Miami to Antigua takes approximately 3.5 hours.
- Tip
- When sailing in Antigua, be prepared for windy conditions that may require changing travel plans; consider sheltering on the west side of the island during high winds.
- Where to stay
- The SLV (Sailing La Vagabonde) has one shared bathroom for guests; use toilet paper sparingly and dispose of it in the waste bin, not the toilet.
- Food
- Local beers like Carib are available at beach establishments in Antigua.
Video on this route
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