Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Theft Bring and use a sturdy lock (U-type is best). Theft is common, especially in Miami
Beach.
For more information and assistance, a few organizations can help:
Better World Club
( 866-238-1137; www.betterworldclub.com )
Offers a bicycle roadside assistance program.
ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE
International Bicycle Fund
( www.ibike.org )
Comprehensive overview of bike regulations by airline, and lots of advice.
CYCLING
League of American Bicyclists
( www.bikeleague.org )
General advice, plus lists of local cycle clubs and repair shops.
CYCLING
Boat
Florida is a world center for two major types of boat transportation: privately owned yachts
and cruise ships.
Each coastal city has sightseeing boats that cruise harbors and coastlines. It really pays
(in memories) to get out on the water. Water-taxi services along Intracoastal Waterways are
a feature in Fort Lauderdale and around Sanibel Island and Pine Island on the Gulf.
Cruises
Florida is a huge destination and departure point for cruises of all kinds. Miami likes to brag
that it's the 'cruise capital of the world,' and Walt Disney World runs its own Disney Cruise
Line ( 800-951-3532; www.disneycruise.disney.go.com ) , which has a number of three- to
seven-night cruises throughout the Caribbean, including to Disney's own private island,
Castaway Cay.
For specials on other multinight and multiday cruises, see the following:
Cruise.com ( www.cruise.com )
CruiseWeb ( www.cruiseweb.com )
Vacations to Go ( www.vacationstogo.com )
CruisesOnly ( www.cruisesonly.com )
Florida's main ports:
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