Florida

The Everglades

The southern tip of the Florida peninsula is largely taken up by protected government land that includes Everglades National Park... (more)

The Florida Keys

Being a Conch is a condition of the heart, and foreclosure on the soul. Many throughout the Florida Keys wear that label proudly... (more)

Fort Lauderdale and Broward County

Collegiates of the 1960s now returning to Fort Lauderdale would be hard pressed to recognize the onetime "Sun and Suds Spring... (more)

The Lower Gulf Coast

With its subtropical climate and beckoning family-friendly beaches, the Lower Gulf Coast, also referred to as the state's southwestern... (more)

Miami and Miami Beach

Think of Miami as a teenager: a young beauty with growing pains, cocky yet confused, quick to embrace the latest fads, exasperating... (more)

Northeast Florida

Some of the oldest settlements in the state—indeed in all of the United States—are in northeastern Florida, although... (more)

Orlando

Straddling north and south Florida, Orlando is the gateway for many visitors, primarily because it's close to all things Disney... (more)

Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast

This golden stretch of Atlantic coast resists categorization, and for good reason. The territory from Palm Beach south to Boca... (more)

The Panhandle

Florida's thin, green northwest corner snuggles up between the Gulf of Mexico and the Alabama and Georgia state lines. The Panhandle... (more)

SeaWorld Orlando

There's a whole lot more to SeaWorld than Shamu, the "stage name" used for its mammoth killer-whale mascots. Sure, you can be... (more)

The Tampa Bay Area

Planning and preserves have partially shielded pockets of the Tampa Bay Area from the overdevelopment that saturates much of the... (more)

Universal Orlando

For nearly 20 years Universal and Disney have been going head to head. When one park adds a resort hotel, the other follows. When... (more)

Walt Disney World Orlando

There are two types of Disney visitors. The first types just show up, trusting the theme park's reputation to guide them along... (more)


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