Florida Attractions, Things To Do In Florida

Once upon a time, Florida was a place where pirates roamed; today, treasure hunters still prowl its coastline. Florida is home to the nation's space program, the Everglades and rows upon rows of citrus trees. It's also home to alligators, shore birds, and the friendliest people you will ever meet.

Contrary to popular belief, Disney is not the only thing worth coming to Florida for. If you've come to Florida and seen your share of Disney, here are some suggestions for other experiences. Be sure to bring the sunscreen and your walking shoes.

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Looking for a great place to take a vacation in Florida?
Here are a few of our favorite spots, some are popular and great places to see and be seen, others are historic and out of the way. Explore our site and we're sure you'll where to go and what to do in Florida.

Florida`s beaches are ranked as some of the best in the country for beauty, accessibility and facilities. Families, couples and singles on the move enjoy year-round sunshine, glittering white sand and proximity to the Gulf of Mexico or Atlantic Ocean. Sunshine State is the most popular winter destination. Central Florida is conquered by Orlando and it is well known coterie of theme parks, sea world, universal studios, Disney world, and many more attractions to tourists.

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Orlando : Central Florida

Central Florida is home to America's favorite theme parks and attractions with so many things to do, you could go for days without doing the same thing twice. Orlando is known as a family vacation destination but it's also a great place for singles, girlfriend getaways and romantic couple weekends.

South Beach Miami

South Beach Miami is one of the most hip places in South Florida. Fashionable clubs, Art Deco hotels and Lummus Beach are part of what makes South Beach a place to see and be seen.

Clearwater

Clearwater overlooks the Gulf of Mexico, Clearwater Beach is known for its broad, white beach- perfect for sunning, swimming, shelling and just plain relaxing. A large sports fishing fleet harbors at the Clearwater Marina where boats can be chartered for deep sea fishing. Sightseeing cruises on the Gulf are also available. Clearwater Beach is connected to Clearwater by a 2.5-mile beautifully landscaped causeway.

Cape Canaveral

Cape Canaveral is home to both Kennedy Space Center and Port Canaveral. Space shuttles and cruise ships alike begin their journeys from the center of Florida's Space Coast.

Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale has an extensive Art and Entertainment district and some of the most beautiful beaches in South Florida. Fort Lauderdale Florida

Key West

The Southernmost Point in the U.S. is found on Key West. Key West is also home to diving, fishing, Mallory Square and the Duval Crawl.

Palm Beach

Palm Beach; where the rich and famous come to play. The popular winter playground features the finest shopping and dining, however the beaches are still the main draw for tourist and locals alike.

Jupiter

Jupiter, Florida is home to Jupiter Inlet and the Jupiter Lighthouse. It's a great spot to spend a weekend outdoors!

Beaches: Clearwater Beach, Cocoa Beach, Daytona Beach, Destin, family, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Key West, Miami South Beach, Naples, Orlando, Panama City Beach, Pensacola, Sanibel Island, Sarasota, St Augustine, St Petersburg, Tampa and theme parks

Fishing

Florida is made up of 4308 square miles of water. Can you imagine any better place to fish? Visit Florida's largest lake, Lake Okeechobee, for some of the best fresh water fishing. If you are a salt water lover, you can fish from the 663 miles of Florida beaches, rent a boat and take it off shore or find a deep sea fishing charter boat for an adventure.

Florida Springs

In the heat of the summer there is no better feeling than jumping into a Florida Spring. The cold water flow up from the ground continuously making a clean, refreshing swimming hole for all to enjoy. Scuba divers love to explore the spring caves. You will not see many alligators near the springs due to the cold water temperatures. You can snorkel and see many fish though. Many parks with springs also allow camping and make for a great place to picnic.

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