Is Tampa a good place to visit?

Yes, it is a world-class city with endless cultural and entertainment attractions.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes about 23 hours.

No, there is no direct bus service between Berlin and Tampa.

What is the best route?

I-93 and I-95 are the most direct routes.

Yes, but be mindful of heavy traffic on the interstate.

Berlin

Tampa

Driving

Berlin to Tampa

Updated: 01 Jun 2026

The drive from Berlin, New Hampshire to Tampa, Florida is approximately 2200 kilometers. The most efficient route is via NH-16 South to I-93 South, then I-95 South. You should plan for a drive time of about 23 hours. There is no direct public transit, making driving the most practical choice. The route takes you through the heart of New England and down the East Coast to Tampa.

Total Distance: 2200 km driving distance; 1900 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via I-93 and I-95 is the fastest route, taking about 23 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective and practical method.

Compare Berlin to Tampa Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

23 hours

Avg Price

$340-$390 in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

NH-16 South to I-93 South to I-95 South.

Expect heavy traffic in the Tampa metropolitan area.

Travel Tips

Traffic
Traffic in Tampa is notoriously heavy; plan for extra time.
Parking
Parking in Tampa is expensive and difficult; use public transportation once you arrive.
Dining
Tampa has a world-class food scene; explore the restaurants in every neighborhood.
Fuel
Gas prices are generally lower in New Hampshire; fill up before leaving.
Navigation
Use a real-time traffic app to navigate around congestion on the interstate.

Safety Tips

Aggressive Driving
Be prepared for faster, more aggressive driving styles on the interstate.
Road Hazards
Watch for construction zones on I-95, which are common throughout the year.
Emergency Kit
Keep a basic emergency kit in your car, especially for long-distance travel.
Visibility
Ensure your windshield wipers are in good condition for the frequent rain in New England.