Rent a Volkswagen Taos at Fort Lauderdale Airport with Movly

For couples and small families picking up their rental car at Fort Lauderdale Airport, the Volkswagen Taos is a practical and well-equipped compact SUV. Five seats and capacity for two large suitcases make it suitable for a week of exploring, from beaches and state parks to the Florida Keys. The Taos is a composed all-rounder, equally capable in city traffic and on open coastal roads.

Bonnet House Museum and Gardens is a 14-hectare beachfront estate whose main house was begun in 1920 and is now open for self-guided and guided tours. The grounds contain a freshwater slough, resident flamingos and the personal art collection assembled by Frederic and Evelyn Bartlett. The Taos's trunk has ample room for everything needed for a half-day here, and parking is available on site.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park lies between Fort Lauderdale Beach and the Intracoastal Waterway, protecting coastal and tropical hammock, as well as mangrove forest. Kayaking, cycling, paddling on the freshwater lagoon, and walking trails are all available within a short distance of downtown. The Taos fits comfortably into the park's standard parking spaces, and the trunk provides useful space for outdoor equipment.

Theater of the Sea in Islamorada is one of the world's oldest marine mammal facilities, operating among natural saltwater lagoons in the Upper Keys. Encounters with dolphins, sea lions, rays and sea turtles run throughout the day and cater to a wide age range. Islamorada can be visited on a long day trip from Fort Lauderdale, and the Taos has trunk space for snorkeling equipment and beach bags.

The Overseas Highway runs south through the Florida Keys as part of US Route 1, crossing open water on 42 bridges. The color of the sea shifts constantly between Atlantic deep blue and the pale turquoise of Florida Bay as the road moves between them. The Taos's raised seating position provides good views across the water, making each bridge crossing a natural vantage point.

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