Florida discovered by the Spaniards in their search for the mythical “Fountain of Youth”, still to this day attracts the young or young at heart alike. With Orlando attracting more visitors than any other amusement park, to Cape Canaveral America's launch pad for space flights, Miami Beach where the first suntan cream was invented, and to Fort Lauderdale know as the Venice of America with hundreds of local waterways, visitors from around the world are naturally drawn to the wonders of Florida.
Miami perfectly white sandy beach, unique art deco and Caribbean influences, what's not to love about this flashy city. Visit Little Havana or any of the many Latin nightclubs that liven the evening or take a stroll through Coral cables for a classy Mediterranean style shopping and dining or the Biltmore Hotel for Al Capone stories and take a dip in the beautiful Venetian Pool.
Orlando is all about family fun, where else will you find all in one place Walt Disney World, the Epcot Center, Disney/MGM Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Universal Studios Seaworld, Busch Gardens, and Cypress Gardens. At the end of the day, it's the only place where it's okay to be seen wearing the mouse ears.
Whether it's the fountain of youth you seek, Florida is yours to explore.
Florida travel deals
- Orlando Vacations (Flight + 3 Nights) $226
- Miami flight + hotel 2 nights $316
- Miami Last Minute Vacations (Flight + 3 Nights) $318
- Miami flight + hotel 3 night $331
- Miami flight + hotel 2 night $331
- Lake Buena Vista flight + hotel 4 night $335
- Washington DC to Orlando flight + 2 nights hotel $339
Recently posted travel guides for Florida
Fort Lauderdale history, Florida
With its sub-tropical climate, clean beaches and charming water canals, Fort Lauderdale, known as the ‘Venice of America’, is one of Florida’s top destinations, situated just 20 miles from Miami (see Miami Travel Guide and Miami Sights for details).... Read more »
Gainesville travel guide, Florida
Gainesville serves as a county-seat for Alachua County in the north-central part of the US state of Florida. Gainesville is a significant economic centre in the region and the most important academic centre in Florida. With a population of approximately 114.000, Gainesville is less than two hours drive from Jacksonville, Ocala or Orlando. Read more »
Panama City history, Florida
Located in the north-western part of Florida, Panama City is the capital of the Bay County and a popular vacation spot on Emerald Coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Panama City, Florida is not to be confused with Panama City, Panama and it also represents a distinctive entity from Panama City Beach resort.... Read more »
Pensacola history, Florida
Pensacola is the county-seat of Escambia County, which represents the western extremity of Florida (the closest settlements in Florida are Fort Walton Beach and Valparaiso resorts). Pensacola history is almost as old as the discovery of the New World: in 2009, Pensacola celebrated its 450 anniversary, which makes it the oldest European settlement in America.... Read more »
Gainesville history, Florida
Gainesville is the largest city in the Alachua County in the State of Florida. The city is also home to the University of Florida, the third largest university in the country, as well as Santa Fe College, the largest community college in the country. The city of Gainesville is surrounded by Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, Valdosta, etc. ... Read more »
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