Top Attractions in Florida

Florida boasts a wide array of attractions, from world-famous theme parks to natural wonders. Popular destinations include Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Wonder Works, Vizcaya Museum, Sea World, Key West, LegoLand, Wizard World of Harry Potter, Busch Gardens, Ybor City, Cirque de Soleil, Daytona 500, and the Kennedy Space Center. Beyond theme parks, Miami Beach, Everglades National Park, and Clearwater Beach are also highly sought-after destinations. 

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• 1. Blue Springs State Park
• 2. The Jupiter Inlet
• 3. Andy Romano Beachfront Park
• 4. The Breakers
• 5. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
• 6. Clearwater Beach
• 7. Siesta Key
• 8. Key West
• 15. Marco Island
• 16. Delray Beach
• 17. Key Biscayne

1. Blue Springs State Park

Blue Springs State Park is located in Central Florida, just around 40 minutes north of Orlando. This park is special because it is a winter home for hundreds of Manatees. At this 2,600 acre park is you will find crystal clear spring water and walking trails. You can swim in the water with the manatees at some times of the year. Check the Blue Springs State Park website to see if you can swim with the gentle giants.
      If you want to see the manatees and other Florida wildlife from a boat checkout this St. Johns River Cruise.

While at Blue Springs State Park keep an eye out for monkeys.

• 2. The Jupiter Inlet

  Florida’s East Coast, Jupiter is a small beachside town home to gorgeous beaches, golf courses, and nature reserves. One of the most picturesque places in Florida is the Jupiter Inlet.

• 3. Andy Romano Beachfront Park

  located in Daytona Beach on Florida’s East Coast. This beach is unique because you can drive your car onto it and park on the beach, not to mention the beach itself is stunning.
       You will find food trucks parked on the beach, plenty of top notch facilities, and picturesque views of northern Florida’s coast at Andy Romano Park.

• 4. The Breakers
  The Breakers is a luxury five star hotel located in Palm Beach. This beach side resort is one of the most beautiful hotels I have been to. You will find stunning views of the water, amazing restaurants, ball rooms, grand gardens, pools, tennis courts, a spa and more.

• 5. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

  Located in the historic St. Augustine, The Castillo de San Marcos National Monument is the oldest masonry fort in the the US.
        This structure built in the 17th century is situated right next to the water.  

• 6. Clearwater Beach
  Located just west of Tampa.  Clearwater Beach is known for its white sand, crystal clear water, and having calm waters and minimal waves. 

• 7. Siesta Key
  South of Tampa is the gorgeous beach town of Siesta Key. Often ranked one of the best beaches in the country Siesta Key Beach, similar to Clearwater, offers powdery sand, clear water, and minimal waves.

• Key West
  Key West is pretty much a Caribbean Island you can drive through a long bridge.

• Vero Beach
  Just an hour north of Palm Beach), is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Florida. You will also find an adorable downtown area that is perfect for shopping and grabbing a bit to eat.
• Rosemary Beach
  Located on the Florida Panhandle is the popular Rosemary Beach. This is picturesque.
• . Black Bear Wilderness Area
  a gorgeous nature reserve in Seminole County (about 30 minutes north of Orlando). This 1,600 area reserve is home to hiking trails, access to the St. Johns River, wild pigs, bears, swamps, alligators, and more.
• Mead Botanical Garden
  a stunning park in Winter Park, Florida (Winter Park borders Orlando to the north). At Mead you will find a butterfly garden, unique plants, bike trails, hiking trails, a small pond (you can swim in it), and more.
• Islamorada
  In Islamorada be sure to explore Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park, have a swim at Windsurfers at Anne’s Beach, visit Rain Barrel Village, and try Key Lime Pie at a local bakery (we love Blonde Giraffe).
• Everglades National Park
  

  This 1.5 million acre national park is made up of mangroves, marshes, and pinewood flats.

  If you do decide to visit the Everglades National Park be sure to book a guide because they are difficult to navigate, especially if you are new to this kind of terrain.

• Marco Island
  located on Florida’s west coast. This charming town is only a 2 hour drive west of Miami. Checkout Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, South Marco Beach, Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge, and The Marco Island Historical Museum. 

• Delray Beach
  While in Delray Beach be sure to shop and dine on Atlantic Ave, visit Pineapple Grove, relax at the beach, and visit Morikami Japanese Garden Museum.

• Key Biscayne
  Located just 17 minutes from the heart of Miami this gorgeous island is home to 5 star hotels, cute seafood joints, and perfect beaches.

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