Florida Travel Guide

When people hear the name Florida they think of several things. Disney World. Miami Beach. Key West. Universal Studios Florida. South Beach. The Everglades. Oranges. And the best part about Florida is that every single one of these things is true. The state is literally jam-packed with things to do all year round, from some of the best beaches on the planet to some of the most amazing fruits and climate. Regardless if you hit the forested sub-tropical northern section of the state, or the beach-lined coastal regions of the Florida panhandle, be prepared to be amazed.

While it's… read more true that Florida is a popular tourist destination, especially due to places like Disney World, Sea World, The Kennedy Space Center, and Daytona International Speedway, it's not just about the tourist traps. There are several national parks and plenty of backwoods areas that tourists never see, which gives you the opportunity to either experience the Florida that every other tourist explores on a yearly basis, or the chance to have your own personal experience within the state. With places like Miami and Orlando to start off in if you dig the tourist vibe, The Everglades National Park or the Ocala National Forest offer visitors a chance to see a different side of the state than the movies and television shows always show you.

Florida is a unique blend of American, Caribbean, and Cuban culture. The mixture is intoxicating, and absolutely breathtaking. From the cuisine to the nightclubs, the sandy beaches and the surfing or the utter luxury of an island adventure, there is plenty for the sightseer to catch a glimpse of in Florida. However, knowing when the hurricane season is will determine whether or not you get to see any beach time or not, so plan around it. Bring your appetite and a sense of adventure because The Sunshine State is waiting for you.