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Florida per diem ratesFY 2027 · 22 areas above the standard rate

Florida has 22 of the 295 areas whose per diem is above the standard rate in FY 2027, the same number as in FY 2021. Key West has the highest full-year average lodging cap, first nationally, and Tallahassee the lowest. Every Florida area changes its cap during the year: Key West (high Feb–Apr), Naples (high Feb–Apr), Vero Beach (high Dec–Apr), Boca Raton / Delray Beach / Jupiter (high Jan–Apr), Miami (high Feb–Mar), Fort Lauderdale (high Jan–Apr), Fort Walton Beach / De Funiak Springs (high Jun–Jul), Cocoa Beach (high Feb–Mar), Tampa / St. Petersburg (high Feb–Apr), Stuart (high Feb–Mar), Bradenton (high Feb–Mar), Fort Myers (high Jan–Apr), St. Augustine (high Dec–Mar), Sebring (high Feb–Mar), Sarasota (high Feb–Apr), Orlando (high Jan–Mar), Gulf Breeze (high Jun–Jul), Pensacola (high Jun–Jul), Daytona Beach (high Jan–Apr), Punta Gorda (high Feb–Mar), Panama City (high Jun–Jul) and Tallahassee (high Jan–Apr). The single highest monthly cap in Florida is $452 in Key West (Feb–Apr). M&IE: $92 in 1 area; $86 in 5 areas; $80 in 10 areas; $74 in 6 areas.

OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepKey West$279$279$383$383$452$452$452$267$267$267$267$267Naples$170$170$267$267$326$326$326$170$170$170$170$170Vero Beach$181$181$259$259$259$259$259$181$181$181$181$181Boca Raton / Delray Beach /Jupiter$186$186$186$265$265$265$265$157$157$157$157$157Miami$151$151$219$219$244$244$194$194$151$151$151$151Fort Lauderdale$180$180$180$232$232$232$232$150$150$150$150$150Fort Walton Beach / De FuniakSprings$171$113$113$113$113$190$190$190$274$274$171$171Cocoa Beach$166$166$166$166$212$212$166$166$166$166$166$166Tampa / St. Petersburg$155$155$155$155$212$212$212$155$155$155$155$155Stuart$154$154$154$154$238$238$154$154$154$154$154$154Bradenton$157$157$157$157$237$237$151$151$151$151$151$151Fort Myers$141$141$141$213$213$213$213$141$141$141$141$141St. Augustine$157$157$178$178$178$178$157$157$157$157$157$157Sebring$148$148$148$148$236$236$148$148$148$148$148$148Sarasota$146$146$146$146$205$205$205$131$131$131$131$131Orlando$145$145$145$178$178$178$145$145$145$145$145$145Gulf Breeze$131$131$131$131$131$164$164$164$210$210$131$131Pensacola$127$127$127$127$127$154$154$154$188$188$127$127Daytona Beach$128$128$128$158$158$158$158$138$138$138$128$128Punta Gorda$127$127$127$127$202$202$127$127$127$127$127$127Panama City$115$115$115$115$115$149$149$149$195$195$115$115Tallahassee$113$113$113$138$138$138$138$113$113$113$113$113

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Florida areas and the counties they cover

AreaCounties / citiesLodging capFull-year average
Key WestMonroe$267–$452$334
NaplesCollier$170–$326$225
Vero BeachIndian River$181–$259$213
Boca Raton / Delray Beach / JupiterPalm Beach, Hendry$157–$265$200
MiamiMiami-Dade$151–$244$185
Fort LauderdaleBroward$150–$232$185
Fort Walton Beach / De Funiak SpringsOkaloosa, Walton$113–$274$174
Cocoa BeachBrevard$166–$212$173
Tampa / St. PetersburgPinellas, Hillsborough$155–$212$169
StuartMartin$154–$238$168
BradentonManatee$151–$237$167
Fort MyersLee$141–$213$165
St. AugustineSt. Johns$157–$178$164
SebringHighlands$148–$236$162
SarasotaSarasota$131–$205$154
OrlandoOrange$145–$178$153
Gulf BreezeSanta Rosa$131–$210$153
PensacolaEscambia$127–$188$144
Daytona BeachVolusia$128–$158$140
Punta GordaCharlotte$127–$202$139
Panama CityBay$115–$195$137
TallahasseeLeon$113–$138$121

Other Florida counties use the standard $113 lodging and $68 M&IE. Work out a trip · Every state