Cruising the Coast: A 10-Day Journey Through Florida’s Most Stylish Waterfront Resorts
In a state that thrives on contrasts—sunrise over the Atlantic, sunset in the Keys—a new kind of Florida getaway has emerged. Davidson Hospitality Group has teamed up with four of its top-managed properties to offer a 10-day luxury road trip that connects elegance, culture, and curated local immersion across the Sunshine State’s East Coast.
This exclusive multi-stop itinerary brings together The Singer Oceanfront Resort, Eden Roc Miami Beach, Baker’s Cay Resort, and Three Waters Resort & Marina for one seamless experience. Each destination offers more than just a place to stay—it’s a story, a setting, and a chance to live like a local with all the perks of five-star hospitality.
The Singer Oceanfront Resort: Private Cabana Days and Rosé-Fueled Views
The journey begins on the quiet shores of Singer Island. At The Singer Oceanfront Resort, guests are welcomed with chilled rosé, a fresh fruit plate, and a private poolside cabana that sets the tone for a refined yet relaxed stay. The two-night minimum package includes a $50 daily resort credit, complimentary watersports and bike rentals, and a keepsake branded tote to take home. A curated insider map guides guests through the best of Singer Island and West Palm Beach, ensuring you experience the local character beyond the shoreline.
Eden Roc Miami Beach: Culture, Cosmos, and Coastal Glamour
Next stop: Miami Beach. At the iconic Eden Roc, nostalgia and modern energy blend effortlessly. The resort’s Miami by Day & Night experience includes a private cabana, a $100 food and beverage credit, and a signature happy hour mixology session at Ocean Social. Guests also enjoy a “Stars & Bubbles” night under the cosmos—an intimate stargazing evening led by an expert astronomer—and additional $100 credits for both Esencia Wellness Spa and Ocean Social dining.
Eden Roc’s thoughtful offerings balance indulgence and introspection. Whether you’re people-watching from your beachfront lounger or recalibrating with a spa ritual before dinner, the resort invites you to slow down and take it all in.
Baker’s Cay Resort: Sunset Cruising and Dock-to-Dish Dining
As the drive winds into the Florida Keys, Baker’s Cay in Key Largo offers a deeper connection to nature and sustainability. Set within a 15-acre oceanfront sanctuary, the resort introduces guests to its eco-forward mindset through a multi-part experience that includes a Sunset Tiki Cruise with lite bites and beverages, followed by a private “Dock to Dish” boating adventure. Here, guests learn sustainable fishing practices firsthand before sitting down to enjoy a beachfront dinner featuring the day’s fresh catch.
It’s a return to simplicity—but with thoughtful luxury built into every moment.
Three Waters Resort & Marina: Rum Runners and Refined Island Life
The finale unfolds in Islamorada at Three Waters Resort & Marina, the newest gem in the Florida Keys and flagship of the Islamorada Resort Collection. Spread across 15 acres of oceanfront, the property combines a barefoot-casual vibe with elevated design and service. Guests receive a generous $500 F&B credit and can explore the water via the resort’s signature Rum Runner Water Taxi. A visit to the Rum Library for a private tasting adds a flavorful (and educational) twist, capped off with branded keepsakes that recall the spirit of the trip.
With 214 island-inspired guest rooms and nine distinct dining concepts, Three Waters is poised to become a new classic in the Keys—where you can sip, sail, and stay with effortless ease.
A New Blueprint for Florida Travel
What sets this road trip apart isn’t just the picturesque destinations—it’s the intention behind each stop. From laid-back luxury to immersive experiences, Davidson Hospitality Group has designed the itinerary to feel as curated as it is customizable. Each property delivers a city-specific perspective through handpicked activities, regional flavors, and high-touch hospitality that doesn’t overreach.
Whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, or bringing the entire family along, the 10-day journey strikes a rare balance between movement and stillness—rooted in local culture, elevated by world-class service.