Florida Travel -- Miami Travel: Bicycling in Downtown Miami and Miami Beach

[cristoretornebiblia]

Looks nice, tell me how far are you from the beach in this video? And overall is Florida better than NYC or Cali?

[travelandtransitions]

@cristoretornebiblia: In this clip I am riding through downtown Miami which is very close to the waterfront. The Bayside Marketplace (right on the water) is maybe 5 to 10 minutes walking away. So the waterfront is very close to the older part of downtown Miami.

New York City, California and Florida are different and unique destinations. It really depends what you are looking for. All of them are interesting and offer unique attractions and things to do.

[cristoretornebiblia]

@travelandtransitions Yes they are good in their own way, its like apples and oranges. I would love to just visit america and hire a car and fill it up with gas/diesel and just drive and do a tour, from NY to the middle america down to florida then to the gran canyon, Nevada region. What do you think about that? And about the cost, i use Euros as my currency. I also would love to see Detroit ghose towns

[travelandtransitions]

@cristoretornebiblia: Yes, indeed, the US has so many interesting and hugely different travel destinations. Keep in mind though, coming from Europe, the distances are huge compared to most countries in Europe. If you don't have enough time you might consider 3 or 4 separate trips (Eastern Seaboard - NYC, Boston, Washington), Florida, California / Nevada, Midwest (Chicago / Detroit etc.).

[cristoretornebiblia]

@travelandtransitions Thanks for the ideas, yes its something I want to do, just travel light and drive and see all the beautiful free things. When are you next in London, let me know id love to meet you and hear your stories, How much do you think it would cost if I did it on the cheap staying in hostels/models

[travelandtransitions]

@cristoretornebiblia: Sure, meeting in London would be great. Use some of the popular travel booking engines (Expedia, Orbitz, Travelocity, Priceline, Hotwire) etc. to do some searches for car rentals and hotels. That will give you a rough idea for a trip to the US. For hostels you can use Hostelbookers, Hostels, Hostelworld etc. for cheaper accommodation. Not all of the cities will have hostels though, so you'll have to stay in hotels....

[cristoretornebiblia]

@travelandtransitions You have so many videos, Im going to make time this week and skim your collection. Thanks for the tips, do you travel alone, I seen you went to the Andes? I love that part of the world, have you visited the Pacific and Oceania, Fiji Islands, Samoa and Tonga. Tell me when you visit London and I sure will catch up with you

[travelandtransitions]

@cristoretornebiblia: So far I have mostly visited different parts of Europe (Italy, Spain, Germany, England, Slovenia, Austria, Spain), North America (US, Canada), Latin America (Cuba, Puerto Rico, Mexico). I visited London in 2008, a very interesting experience. Slowly but surely I'll get to see other destinations as well... Thanks for your interest in my videos and your comments.