Florida Keys
The Florida Keys are truly a Caribbean paradise that stretches from Key Largo to Key West. Key Largo is well known divers and snorkelers with clear water it's the easiest Key to get to. Islamorada is the Gamefish Capital of Florida with both offshore fishing and inshore fishing for bonefish and tarpon. Bahia Honda Key is one of the most natural of the Florida Keys and popular with campers and snorkelers. And Key West is party central with Duval Street and the Annual FantasyFest.
Tampa
Tampa Florida is a busy metro area similar to other cities across the nation. What makes it special is it's semi-tropical seaside location and the culture, which are considered by many as one and the same. Ybor City located in Tampa's Latin Quarter, has become the new "South Beach". Complete with clubs, restaurants and eclectic shops, the region has a strong Cuban flavor complete with merchants selling hand rolled cigars.
Tampa is also home to Busch Gardens, one of the most popular attractions in Florida and for good reason, Beer. But beer is not the only reason to visit Busch Gardens, there are roller coasters like the SheiKra and Gwazi. Busch Gardens is also home to Animal Attractions.
Miami
Miami is located at the south eastern and that's what gives it the unique beaches and water quality. Even though the region is a major population area and shipping port, the clear Gulf Stream waters flush Biscayne Bay and the nearby shoreline. The close proximity of the Gulf Stream also makes offshore fishing some of the best anywhere. Fishing for marlin, mahi mahi, wahoo and king mackerel are available year round.
Miami is also home to a large Cuban population giving the area a Latin flavor that impacts the fashion, food and nightclub atmosphere. There are also professional sports teams like the Miami Dolphins.
Orlando
Orlando Florida is one of the most popular family vacation destinations in the nation, and for good reason, theme parks. Disney, Universal and Seaworld are the most famous. But there are other attractions close by such as Gatorland, Wet N' Wild and nearby Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex.
Hotels and Resorts around Central Florida cater to visiting families and International Drive offers a shopping experience you won't find anyplace else. Restaurants and dinner shows are also popular with the visiting families for any budget.
Cocoa Beach
Cocoa Beach is the closest beach to Orlando, with nearby Port Canaveral it's a great place to stay before and after a cruise. There are many great restaurants and nightclubs to enjoy, many right on the beach.
Families enjoy the wide sandy beaches of Cocoa Beach, they are some of the most beautiful beaches in Florida. The Cocoa Beach Pier is a favorite for fishermen and tourist who just want to enjoy a cocktail or a cold beer while listening to island music.
Palm Beach
Palm Beach is home to the international rich and famous with shops on Worth Ave and some of the nicest beaches in South Florida. Palm Beach is also popular with the yachting set with Palm Beach Inlet offering direct access to the Atlantic and nearby Gulf Stream.
Wherever you go in Florida, be sure to enjoy the fresh seafood and seasonal citrus to make your vacation one to remember.
Looking for more Florida travel tips? You'll find Florida Travel Info a valuable source. Florida has beautiful beaches and plenty of theme parks to make your Florida vacation a memorable experience.
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