The Best Scenic Drives in South Florida
Six routes worth planning a whole day around — top down, ocean in view.

A Coast Built for Cruising
South Florida might have more great driving per mile than anywhere in the country. Ocean roads, palm-lined causeways, island boulevards, and neon-lit strips are all within easy reach of each other. The best way to experience them? Top-down and open-air in a Polaris Slingshot — a three-wheel roadster that makes every route feel like an event. Here are the scenic drives worth planning a day around.
A1A Along the Atlantic
The classic. A1A traces the coastline from Palm Beach through Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood down to Miami Beach, linking beach town after beach town with the ocean rarely out of sight. It's the drive that defines South Florida, and it deserves an unhurried afternoon.
Ocean Drive & South Beach
Short but unforgettable, Ocean Drive is a slow roll past the pastel facades of the Art Deco Historic District. Neon signs, palm trees, and turquoise water make this the most iconic urban cruise in Miami. Time it for dusk when the lights flicker on.
Las Olas Boulevard & the Isles
In Fort Lauderdale, Las Olas Boulevard delivers cafes, boutiques, and gallery windows before spilling toward the beach. Detour into the Isles to glide past waterfront mansions and yacht-lined canals — Fort Lauderdale's famous "Venice of America." It's picturesque, relaxed, and perfect at low speed.
Palm Beach & Ocean Boulevard
Up north, Ocean Boulevard runs along the barrier island of Palm Beach with hedges, mansions, and sea views. Pair it with a stroll down Worth Avenue for a taste of the island's old-world glamour. This is the elegant, unhurried end of the South Florida driving spectrum.
The Causeways to Key Biscayne
Few drives feel as freeing as crossing a causeway with water on both sides. The route out toward Key Biscayne serves up sweeping bay views, skyline panoramas, and that open-water feeling you can only really appreciate in an open-air Slingshot.
Hollywood Beach & the Broadwalk Area
Around Hollywood, the coastal roads near the brick-paved Broadwalk make for a mellow, family-friendly cruise. Park nearby, walk the oceanfront promenade, then hop back in and keep the coast rolling.
Tips for a Great Scenic Day
Chain them together: many of these routes connect, so you can string several into one loop. Chase the light: sunrise and sunset are unbeatable for both views and photos. Pack smart: sunscreen and sunglasses are non-negotiable in the open air. Drive relaxed: scenic means slow — enjoy it and obey posted limits.
Start Your Scenic Drive with SoFlo
As the only Polaris Adventures Certified Outfitter in South Florida, SoFlo Slingshot Rentals makes hitting these routes easy. No motorcycle license needed — just a valid driver's license and a driver 21 or older. Every rental includes full insurance, unlimited miles, and two DOT-approved full-face helmets, with pickup in Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood Beach. Rentals start at $129. Book online at tgifrides.com, call 954-418-2633, and use promo code USA for 10% off.



