Destinations
Beyond the theme parks — beaches, springs, historic districts, and the attractions that make a Florida group trip worth the drive.
Central Florida gets most of the attention, but the state runs almost 450 miles top to bottom — beaches on two coasts, natural springs, historic Spanish colonial towns, and the Everglades all within a day's charter of Orlando. Groups looking for something beyond another day at a theme park have plenty of options, and a charter bus handles the distance without anyone driving separately.
Moramel Coach Lines runs group day trips and multi-stop tours to destinations across the state.
Where We Go
Clearwater Beach, Siesta Key, Daytona Beach, Cocoa Beach, and the Space Coast — Gulf and Atlantic options both within a few hours of Orlando.
Blue Spring, Wekiwa Springs, and Silver Springs — crystal-clear spring-fed swimming and kayaking, a favorite for school and youth groups.
Airboat tours and wildlife viewing in South Florida, typically paired with a Miami-area trip.
Rocket launches and space history on the Space Coast, about an hour from Orlando — a strong pairing with a Cocoa Beach day.
The oldest continuously occupied European-founded city in the U.S. — historic forts, cobblestone streets, and a popular school field trip destination.
The end of the road — a long day trip or overnight charter down the Overseas Highway from the Miami area.
These trips lean toward school and youth groups on field trips or outdoor education programs, church and community organizations planning a day away from the theme parks, and corporate or family groups wanting to see more of Florida during a longer stay. Multi-stop itineraries — pairing a beach day with springs or a historic site — are common for groups staying several days.
