Florida is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the world. It is one of the most beautiful and diverse states in America. Most know that Florida is home to world-class theme parks, but it’s also the boating and fishing capital of the world. With 7,700 lakes, 11,000 plus miles of rivers and 2,276 miles of coastline, and over 700 freshwater springs, this is no surprise.
Discovered by Ponce de Leon, Florida, was found in 1513. It is the nation’s oldest city. You don’t have to travel to Europe to enjoy history – Florida has medieval forts. Castillo de San Marcos is one of the earliest stone fortresses in the continental United States that served as a defensive and protection link between Spain and the New World. St. Augustine’s oldest structure. It is over 315 years old and is a National Monument.
If theme parks or water are not for you, there are plenty of other options. From historical mansions, state parks, quaint towns, epic golfing, and thriving cities, Florida has something for everyone. There is an endless amount of ways to explore Florida.
The Sunshine State sits between the Atlantic Ocean and The Gulf of Mexico. There’s no shortage of beachfront! As such, millions flock here for the beaches alone.
Florida is home to approximately 1,250 golf courses. If you are not a golfer, there are many state parks to explore. Likewise, there are all kinds of wildlife to encounter.
The average temperature ranges from 65 to 80 degrees, but the temperature varies from north to south, making it the ideal location to vacation year-round.
Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Foundation is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization conservation and educational facility that rescues exotic animals in need. Located near Gainesville, this facility is licensed by Alachua County, Florida, The U.S. Fish and Wildlife, and The United States Department of Agriculture. Additionally, they are an accredited facility of The Zoological Association of America and The Feline Conservation Federation….
Who knew that the Ca’ d’Zan, the former Mansion of John Ringling, is located in Florida? I didn’t, and it was a rare find for me. Like most of us, I knew about the Ringling traveling circus. However, I was surprised when I learned about a Ringling Museum and a mansion called the Ca’ d’Zan. …
Glamping In Florida has become a trend, and many of us want the outdoors feel of camping with some modern-day amenities. Those who like glamping are always looking for new and unusual accommodations. I have recently stayed at some unique places, including a covered wagon! A traditional replica of the wagons that carried pioneers 2,000…
Spring Break in Florida is one of the busiest seasons in Florida. This is not just for college and university students but also families alike. Florida has limitless options for things to see and do, and Florida caters to all tastes of all ages and welcomes everyone. If you are a college student looking for…
Getting married in Florida is a smart option for many couples looking to tie the knot. The tropical beaches, pristine landscape, and summer weather make it the perfect destination for a tropical destination wedding. This article is dedicated to the best wedding venues in Florida for the most significant event of a couple’s life. This…
If you are looking for a treehouse rental, look no further! Your childhood dream can come true as you can sleep suspended high in the treehouses at Treehouse Point in Clay County. The treehouses at Camp Chowenwaw Park are the best ones money can rent in Florida. Forget paying a couple of hundred dollars per…
The white sand of Clearwater Beach Florida, is known worldwide. Visitors flock here for its soft, warm sand and crystal-clear waters. People enjoy walking the beachfront, catching a suntan, and basking in the tropical waters. Clearwater Beach, Florida, is the northernmost barrier island in the United States and a popular vacation spot. Trip Advisor named…
Bayport, Florida, is a tiny little coastal town in western Hernando County. It is parallel to the Gulf of Mexico and at the estuary of the Weeki Wachee River. The city served as a supplier of cotton for Hernando County. It provided a port for transportation in the early 1850s until railroad service was added…
Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park in Florida is home to the Surf Pool, one of the world’s largest inland wave pools. It’s approximately 2.5 acres in size with 3 million gallons of water (80,000 gallons are used for each wave). This amazing water lagoon places it at the top of the list for many Disney…
Aripeka Florida might not be an obvious choice for an afternoon out. Heck, you’ve probably never heard of this tiny coastal town. I can tell you I never had until we started to lay down roots in Hernando Beach. Aripeka is a 120-acre town that is surrounded by gulf water, marshes, a sandhill preserve, and…