There are plenty of lively locations in Florida with bustling attractions, but don't miss the quiet (and spooky) allure of a sun-soaked ghost town.
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Before it became a beach-heavy tourist spot, Florida's lumber industry was booming. Remnants and ruins of this onetime industry can still be found today.
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This Gulf Coast beach resort near Clearwater boasts private shoreline access, waterfront amenities, and quick access to local dining joints.
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Pitch a tent and spend a night under the stars or hike along trails through marshland, keeping an eye out for heron and deer at this Florida nature area.
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Freshwater fishing, wildlife spotting, kayaking, camping, and long scenic trails make this Southwest Florida outdoor escape worth exploring.
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City officials at this Florida beach are strict about its no-swimming policy, resulting in an immediate $500 fine for anyone who enters the water.
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A community in Florida is preparing for the future in a big way, and the plans it laid out already helped sustain it through a massive hurricane.
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To explore Florida’s protected Crystal River, book a night at the world’s only resort where you can safely swim with giant sea cows during your stay.
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This peaceful Florida forest escape offers quiet lakes, remote campsites, scenic wilderness trails, and untouched natural beauty far from crowded attractions.
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Decades before modern resort and theme park tourism took over Central Florida, this beloved attraction helped turn the region into a vacation hub.
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Florida's beaches may hog all the glory, but the state is full of crystal-clear springs that make for excellent swim spots to escape the heat.
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Before planning your next trip to Universal Orlando Resort, take note of this months-long park closure that could limit your fun and impact your annual pass.
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From pristine sandy beaches to forested hiking trails to ethereal caves, you'll find it all in the seven best state parks in Florida's Panhandle.
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This is one of Orlando's best museums, with kid-friendly interactive exhibits as well as adults-only events, promising fun for the whole family.
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Most Florida travelers stick to Miami's best-known neighborhoods, missing the lesser-known places that locals find themselves returning to again and again.
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If you're looking for a tropical getaway without getting on a plane or booking a pricey resort, there's a place in the Florida Keys that has you covered.
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Orlando is best known for theme parks and adventure, but the Florida city has plenty of magnificent water parks as well. These are the very best in the city.
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Many areas of Florida have a reputation for luxury lifestyles, but there are far more affordable resort options everywhere for visitors who know where to look.
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For a unique Florida experience, check out this shiny fortress, gleaming with an aluminum foil facade and flanked by a 16th-century galleon.
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We've got news for families planning their summer vacation: This Florida city was named a top travel destination for 2026, and it's packed with attractions.
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This RV-friendly resort boasts its own water park, along with other family-friendly amenities from miniature golf to playgrounds and an arcade.
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One of TripAdvisor's top American destinations for 2026, this island resort features luxury cottages with ocean views, spas, and romantic restaurants.
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An often overlooked conservation area in Southwest Florida was once a thriving ranch, and now offers rare looks at wildlife from scenic campgrounds.
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If you're interested in learning about the history of the United States while exploring an old town, then this spot in Florida is the place to be.
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You won't want to miss out on this star-studded island resort in Florida with historic charm and top-rated amenities. Enjoy the Gulf Coast views, too.
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While airport hotels might seem like a place of last resort, these cushy landings make a long layover feel like a blessing instead of a curse.
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Travelers interested in everything abandoned and creepy should wander through these once-profitable towns with overgrown landscapes and crumbling buildings.
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