Welcome to the gateway of the sun, Florida, where every turn unfolds a new
adventure that vibrates with the energy of life itself. This coastal paradise is
not just a destination; it's an invitation to discover the vibrant heart of the
American South.
Picture this: Standing on the dazzling white sand of Siesta Key Beach, feeling
the cool breeze off the Gulf of Mexico, and soaking in the radiant sun that
gives the Sunshine State its name. Siesta Key, heralded as the finest, whitest
sand in the world, is a haven for beach lovers.
Maybe you're yearning for the magic and wonder that only theme parks can
provide? Then set course for the legendary Walt Disney World in Orlando. With
four separate theme parks, including the Magic Kingdom and Epcot, and two water
parks, it's the place where fairy tales come to life. Learn more about the
magical experiences that await you at
www.disneyworld.com
Florida isn't just about pristine beaches and thrilling theme parks. It also
houses the Everglades, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the largest subtropical
wilderness in the United States. Here, you can come face to face with a wealth
of wildlife, including the elusive Florida panther and the American alligator.
Start planning your visit to this unique ecosystem at
www.nps.gov/ever
Or perhaps it's the pulsing heart of the cities that calls your name? Miami,
with its blend of cultures, remarkable Art Deco architecture, and famous South
Beach, offers an unbeatable urban experience. Explore Miami in detail at
www.miamiandbeaches.com
In Florida, you'll find more than just a state; you'll find a world that's ready
to welcome you with open arms. Embark on your journey of discovery today.
There's no place quite like Florida, and there's no better time to explore than
now.
Beyond the mainland visitor center, Biscayne is largely a world of water, islands and reefs. A boat-based outing can give your group a very different national park experience from a mountain or canyon drive.
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Explore a coastal fortress built of shell-stone coquina, overlooking the waters of St. Augustine. Ramparts and rooms reveal centuries of conflict, changing empires and imprisonment.
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A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway is entrenched in American history, home to the first continuously inhabited city in America – St. Augustine, Florida. This roadway inspires awe as travelers climb the St. Augustine Lighthouse steps, cross the Matanzas Inlet, or observe the spires of St. Augustine in the sunset. Visitors traveling along the A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway are impressed that this very place has attracted visitors from across the world to “La Florida” for over 500 years.
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