Ferrari F8 Tributo – Supercar Driving Experience Tour in Miami, FL

A Ferrari in Miami is not just a car ride. You take the wheel for a city drive, with the coastline and city streets outside the window and an expert guide nearby to help you get comfortable. I like the private format, which keeps the outing to your own group, and the chance to make the drive part of a visit to Miami Beach, downtown, and the Venetian Islands.

The trade-off is that this is a road drive, not a track session. Traffic can keep the car moving slowly, and the vehicle details need confirming: the tour title names an F8 Tributo, while the description calls the car a Portofino.

• About ten miles round trip: Expect a city route, not a long open-road run.
• Up to one hour behind the wheel: The full experience lasts about an hour.
• Private for up to two: Your group does not share the drive with other parties.
• Car selection depends on availability: A Lamborghini Aventador S and Rolls Royce are also mentioned as possible choices.
• Extra charges apply: A 25% fuel fee is listed, along with a $500 refundable security deposit; insurance is not included.
• Morning and afternoon departures: Several time options are offered, and the ticket is mobile.

Start on Collins Avenue

The meeting point is 1628 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. From there, you begin a private driving experience that lasts about an hour, with roughly ten miles of round-trip driving. Bottled water is included, and an expert guide is on hand to offer tips and advice.

That private setup matters. You are not joining a group of strangers or waiting for several other drivers to take turns. It is just your party, up to two people, which makes this a good fit for a couple or for someone who wants to share the occasion with one companion.

The guide is there to help make the drive manageable, but the available information does not name a specific guide or spell out the exact briefing. If you have questions about handling the car, the route, or the added charges, ask before setting off. Clear answers at the start make it easier to enjoy the drive rather than wonder what the bill will look like afterward.

Miami Beach, downtown, and the Venetian Islands

The route is described as a city drive through Miami Beach, downtown Miami, and the Venetian Islands. Those areas give you a taste of the city from behind the wheel, with the car itself as much a part of the outing as the places you pass. The exact route can vary, so treat those neighborhoods as possible highlights rather than a guaranteed sightseeing itinerary.

This is a driving experience, not a guided tour with scheduled stops. The itinerary lists Miami Beach as the stop, but there is no promise of a hop-off visit or time set aside at a viewpoint. You should think of the scenery as something you take in while driving, not as a series of photo stops.

Traffic is the big variable. Miami roads can slow the pace, and the route may include freeway traffic. One account describes speeds below 30 mph in heavy traffic, a reminder that a supercar does not get to ignore the road around it. If your main goal is high speed, this is probably the wrong format. If you want to drive a striking car through the city and enjoy the views as they come, the pace may suit you just fine.

One hour in a supercar, not a track session

The experience lasts approximately one hour, with up to an hour of drive time and a ten-mile round trip. That is enough time to get a feel for the car and see several parts of Miami, but it is not a long-distance drive. A short route also means more of your time may be spent navigating city streets and traffic than stretching the car’s legs.

I would set expectations accordingly. This is about the novelty of taking the wheel, enjoying the cabin, and seeing Miami from the driver’s seat. It is not a promise of fast driving, an open road, or a set of performance challenges.

The guide’s tips can be useful if you have never driven a supercar before. Still, the information does not specify how much time is spent on instruction, how drivers are paired with passengers, or how the group divides the driving time. If both people hope to drive, ask how that works before booking. The tour is private for your party, but that does not by itself confirm that each person gets a turn behind the wheel.

Ferrari Portofino or F8 Tributo?

There is a detail worth sorting out before you pay: the tour title names a Ferrari F8 Tributo, while the main description identifies a Ferrari Portofino. The description also says you may be able to choose from other cars, including a Lamborghini Aventador S and a Rolls Royce, depending on availability.

That difference matters because the cars offer distinct experiences. The Portofino is described in a way that suggests an open-top drive, and a convertible roof can make the Miami setting feel especially close. But do not assume that the car you want is guaranteed, or that the F8 Tributo is the standard vehicle. Confirm the exact model and whether the roof can be lowered on your selected car and date.

The car itself is the main attraction, and the vehicle is described as matching the advertised photos. Still, model names and availability are important enough to verify directly with BLAST, the provider. If your reason for booking is specifically to drive an F8 Tributo, get that confirmed before you reserve. If you are happy with a Portofino or another available car, you may have more flexibility.

What the $255 price does and does not cover

The listed price is $255 per group, for up to two people. That is not a per-person price, so two people can share the base cost. It includes the private outing and bottled water, but you should not treat $255 as the full amount due without checking the extra charges.

A 25% fuel charge fee is listed separately. The information does not explain exactly how that percentage is calculated, so ask whether it is applied to the listed price or another amount. There is also a $500 refundable security deposit. It is a deposit rather than a stated tour fee, but you will need to account for that amount when planning payment.

Insurance is not included, and no insurance price or coverage details are provided. Ask what coverage is required, what it costs, and what the deposit covers. A quick check of those terms can make the real cost much clearer before you arrive.

For a one-hour activity, the value depends on what you want from it. If driving a luxury car is the point of the day, the private format and access to a distinctive vehicle may make the price worthwhile. If you are mainly hoping to cover a lot of Miami or drive fast, the short distance, traffic, and added fees may make this a less appealing use of your budget.

A private outing with practical limits

The strongest reasons to consider this drive are simple: you get a private experience, you take the wheel yourself, and you have a guide available for advice. Those details make it more personal than a passenger-only ride and less complicated than an activity built around a large group.

The practical limit is that the city sets the pace. Traffic can be heavy, and the experience does not promise a clear road or high speeds. The route is short enough that you should book for the car and the feeling of driving it, not as a way to see every part of Miami.

Service is another point to keep in mind. The provider is described as offering staff support and driving tips, but the standard of customer service has not been uniformly praised. Keep your questions direct and get the important details confirmed in advance, especially the vehicle model, extra fees, and how the drive is shared if two people want to take the wheel.

Choosing a time and getting ready

You can choose from multiple morning or afternoon departure times. That gives you some room to fit the drive around the rest of your day, though the exact schedule and availability depend on the date you select. The activity requires good weather. If poor weather cancels it, you are offered another date or a full refund.

Your confirmation is provided at booking, and the ticket is mobile. The meeting point is near public transportation, which can be useful if you are staying nearby or do not want to arrange a car. Most people can participate, but the available details do not give a more specific list of restrictions, so ask the provider about any personal concerns before you book.

Cancellation is free if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund or adjustment. The cut-off follows local time, so keep Miami time in mind if you are arranging plans from elsewhere.

Should you book this Miami supercar drive?

Book it if the main goal is to sit at the wheel of a luxury car and take a private city drive with one companion. It is a strong fit for car fans, a special-occasion outing, or anyone who would rather experience Miami from the driver’s seat than watch the scenery pass from a tour bus.

Think twice if you expect an hour of fast driving, a long route, or a fully guided sightseeing tour. Traffic can cut the pace, and the ten-mile round trip is modest. The listed price also does not include the fuel charge or insurance, and the $500 deposit requires planning.

Before you reserve, get three things in writing: which car you will drive, what the 25% fuel fee is calculated on, and what insurance costs and covers. With those details settled, you can judge the total price fairly and decide whether a short, private Ferrari drive is the Miami memory you want.

FAQ

Where does the driving experience start?

It starts at 1628 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139.

How long does the experience last?

It lasts approximately one hour, with up to one hour of drive time.

How far is the drive?

The stated distance is about ten miles round trip.

Which car will I drive?

The tour title names a Ferrari F8 Tributo, while the description identifies a Ferrari Portofino. A Lamborghini Aventador S and Rolls Royce may also be available, depending on availability. Confirm the exact car before booking.

Can I bring someone with me?

Yes. The price is $255 per group for up to two people, and the activity is private for your group.

Are there extra charges?

A 25% fuel charge fee and a $500 refundable security deposit are listed. Insurance is not included. The information does not specify the insurance cost or how the fuel fee is calculated.

Is bottled water included?

Yes, bottled water is included.

What happens if I need to cancel?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund or adjustment.

What happens if the weather is poor?

The experience requires good weather. If it is canceled due to poor weather, you are offered a different date or a full refund.