Disappearing Island Florida
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The Ultimate Guide To Disappearing Island Florida

Many Floridians have heard of  Disappearing Island, Florida; however, most have not had the chance to visit. Some people have formed opinions of this overlooked oasis from what they have heard vs. experienced. I’ll be the first to admit I was a little skeptical about visiting Disappearing Island. I had heard it’s a party location…

Segway Tour Daytona
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Segway Tours – Daytona Beach, Florida

We have all seen segway tours offered all over the world. A popular way to the site-see, this two-wheeled, self-balancing personal transporter is a staple offering in many locations worldwide. We expect to see a segway tour as an option in many places, yet many of us, like myself, have never taken the plunge until…

Titusville Florida
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Titusville Florida’s Private Islands

A private island in Titusville, Florida? This can’t be right. If you head out onto the Indian River Lagoon – an estuary, you will find a few! And they are like a scene from Robinson Crusoe. I’m willing to bet most boaters don’t think about sandbars or having a private island when you mention Titusville….

Cape Romano Dome House
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Cape Romano Dome House – Marco Island Florida

The Cape Romano Dome House is not technically on Marco Island, Florida. It is located on the following Island down called Ten Thousand Island and is only accessible via water. The Island belongs to a larger group of Ten Thousand Islands. It was built by Bob Lee, a now-deceased retired oil producer, in 1980. The self-sustaining…

Hernando Beach Scalloping 2024
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2024 Scalloping in Florida – The Complete Guide & Maps!

Scalloping in Florida is essentially an underwater scavenger hunt for dinner! It’s a Floridian tradition that many enjoy year after year. Florida is the only place in the United States where you can partake in this outdoor activity. Florida scalloping is a family-friendly way to spend the day on the water, catching juicy edible mollusks…

Vero Beach
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Vero Beach – Florida’s Tropical Paradise

Central Florida’s east coast beaches are not known for tropical blue waters. Every magazine and every article will show you tropical blue water. I’ve lived here for over 20 years and done my fair share of east coast beaches. Usually, you don’t see the blue water until you get to West Palm. There are some…