Toyota Tundra

- 4 doors
- Automatic gearbox
- 5 seats
- 5 large suitcases
- 2 small suitcases
- Full to Full
- Air conditioning
- Android Auto
- Apple CarPlay
- Rear-view camera
- Bluetooth
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The Toyota Tundra is a five-seat full-sized pick-up with automatic gearbox and space for five large and two small bags in the load bed. The Tundra is built for adventure travellers and small groups exploring South Florida. Its ground clearance and towing strength are well matched to the parks and waterways south and west of Miami. The Tundra's pick-up configuration makes loading kayaks, camping gear, or dive equipment straightforward at any launch site.
Biscayne National Park
Biscayne National Park's around 69,000 hectares of marine habitat cover the northernmost Florida Keys, Biscayne Bay, and the largest surviving mangrove forest on the US Atlantic coast. Snorkelling and diving tours depart from the Homestead visitor centre to coral reefs and shipwrecks within the park boundary.
Everglades — Shark Valley
The Shark Valley section of Everglades National Park offers a 24 km loop road accessible by bicycle or ranger-guided tram tour. An observation tower at the midpoint rises above the River of Grass for 360-degree views, with alligators often visible from the paved trail throughout the day.
Wings Over Miami Air Museum
The Wings Over Miami Air Museum near Tamiami Airport displays over 30 vintage military and civilian aircraft with occasional airfield flying demonstrations. The collection spans propeller-era aircraft through to early jet-age transport, with cockpit access to several exhibits.
Everglades — Main Park Road to Flamingo
The Everglades Main Park Road runs 61 km from the Ernest Coe Visitor Centre at Homestead to the Flamingo marina on Florida Bay, through sawgrass prairie and cypress domes with alligators often visible at the roadside. The Tundra's spacious cab gives passengers an unobstructed view across one of North America's most distinctive wetland landscapes.
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