There are more than 700 natural springs in Florida with a whopping 800+ billion gallons of water. This makes Florida the number one area for natural springs. These springs offer many other activities including canoeing, swimming, and snorkeling. Some visitors go to enjoy the manatees during the wintertime.
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Come to Fort Lauderdale beaches and stay for the cultural experience of your life. Fort Lauderdale has changed their image from a spring break haven for college kids to the cultural hub of South Florida. Dining in one of many superb restaurants in Fort Lauderdale is an experience by itself
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The beaches at Marco Island are much wider than most beaches in Florida. There are two beaches with public parking, Tigertail Beach and South Beach. Marco Island is also rich in history and culture. Some of the Native American artifacts found un the area dates back to 10,000 years ago.
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Marco Island is a secret romantic get away for locals. It offers one of the top beach destinations in the world. The ocean front beaches in Marco Island boast some of the widest and most spectacular views in Florida. The luxury resorts have not changed the small town feel Marco Island is known for.
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Visiting the City of Miami is an adventure like no other. To best explore Miami one must spend more time than a few vacation days. This is a city known for its art scene, top musical events, sports, and the famous beach town SOBE. People from all over the world come to SOBE for the unquestionably gorgeous beach, restaurants, and nightlife on Miami Beach.
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It won’t take long for visitors to find out why Blackman called Miami the Magic City. The city is a melting pot of diverse cultures influenced by the largest Cuban community in the US along with other Caribbean immigrants. The action begins with the nightlife, live concerts, and sporting arenas. During the day the world-famous beaches are a playground for locals and tourists. In the afternoon or evening stroll along the famous Ocean Drive or Lincoln Road for fabulous dining and shopping experience.
Read MoreFort Lauderdale is the number one tourist destination in Broward County. Fun, relaxing, and a wide range of things to do describes this city. White sandy beaches along with serene oceanfront parks provide great relaxation during the day. In the evening, Fort Lauderdale has some of the best restaurants and bars in Florida. There are plenty of fabulous shoppes, museums, boats, and waterfront mixed use entertainment areas. Put this city on your list as a great place to visit for your next vacation!
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Spend a day in the Fountain of Youth Archeological Park in At Augustine and learn about the pioneer explorers who discovered Florida. Fountain of Youth is an educational yet fun place designed to please and entertain visitors of all ages.
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You can’t help but get in the holiday mood in small downtown Amelia Island. Whether you stay in one of the beautifully decorated B&B’s or a nearby hotel the center of town is a short drive away. Stroll the hand painted and uniquely decorated storefronts. This is sure to put you in the holiday shopping spirit. Whether Christmas trees, holiday lights, or wreaths you can feel the holiday sparkle in this tiny town. You may just discover the fun in holiday again!
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Visiting Indiatlantic is like finding paradise. If you traveled in Florida pre 1980’s you most likely remember the a simple laid back lifestyle. The architecture was small quaint beachfront buildings before the high-rise boom. Explore this little town and it will take you back in time with fond memories of Old Florida.
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