This small town offers a great mix of activities for water lovers, from boating on the shallow, clear Gulf to paddling down a scenic, natural lazy river.
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With three colleges in town and a thriving Gulf-inspired restaurant scene, you won't miss the heat of Miami or crowds of Orlando even a little bit.
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If you're travelling to Florida for some fun in the sun, consider adding this island park to your itinerary!
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Florida is brimming with theme parks and nightlife, but if you're looking for something a little more laid back, check out this little community.
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This town nestled between Tampa and Ocala, Florida is home to a university and offers visitors similar views, weather, and architecture as the Bahamas.
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The Sunshine State has more to offer than just Miami and Orlando, and if you're looking for a fresh catch and stunning view, this Gulf town has you covered.
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Fed by nine springs, this crystal-clear waterway is both a natural lazy river and a snorkeling haven teeming with fish, turtles, manatees, and river otters.
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If you're planning a road trip through the Sunshine State, you won't want to miss this Florida town that has more than a few quirky roadside attractions.
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The streets of Miami are quiet and fewer people are flying through major Florida airports. Here's what this means for tourism in the Sunshine State.
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If you love the Sunshine State, but want a break from Miami's crowds, there's a walkable, retro city that's close to all the Florida action.
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This park, near popular St. Augustine, is loaded with nature — from long days on the beach, fishing the Intracoastal, or camping just steps away from the sand.
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Vacation like a celebrity at this hard-to-reach state park, tucked away on a chain of sandy islands in the Sunshine State.
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This small dive and snorkeling site in John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park has a unique claim to fame, plus colorful corals and lots of marine life.
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Not only does this restaurant near Fort Lauderdale serve remarkable seafood, but it's a historic destination visited by celebrities, politicians, and gangsters.
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This charming lakeside town offers waterfront fun, nature trails, and outdoor adventures far away from Florida's most crowded tourist destinations.
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A chill summer road trip sounds great –– until you end up in bumper to bumper traffic. Luckily, you can avoid too many other cars on the road near these cities.
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Amtrak's new "Mardi Gras route" train line is a return to the Gulf Coast's past, with stops between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama that will delight travelers.
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If you're a fan of Jimmy Buffett and seeking a strong community, this retirement spot in Daytona Beach might be the perfect place to call home.
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The Panhandle city provides access to protected bays and bayous, perfect for kayaking or chasing fish. It's also minutes from some of the Gulf's best beaches.
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If you're planning a trip to Disney World, consider booking a flight to this small nearby airport, as it's listed as one of the most affordable in the state.
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From dessert-inspired stouts to sherbet sours, this Florida city's vibrant craft beer scene is winning over beer lovers with innovation and charm.
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The Sunshine State can feel hectic at the best of times, but you'll find nothing but tranquility (and fishing) at this gorgeously undeveloped Florida lake.
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The Florida Keys are an aquatic paradise, and this stunning reef off the coast of Marathon is one of the best snorkeling destinations in the state.
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Florida's beaches and theme parks can be a world of fun, but when you need to get away from the crowds, head to this peaceful lake outside Tampa.
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For those up for an adventure, head out on a kayaking journey to this secret tropical island in Florida that is a local favorite and allows limited camping.
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Florida is overflowing with pristine beaches, but this unique one in Key West blends blue waters and sandy shores with historic monuments and expansive piers.
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This little-known spot is home to countless species and boasts nearly 200 miles of trails and roads to explore, not including the paddling and boating options.
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