Visit Florida for Fun and Adventure

Added: 01/11/2006

Known also as the Sunshine State, Florida has been a popular winter destination for more than a century already, gaining more popularity each year. The state's capital is Tallahassee, situated in the Big Ben area of Florida Panhandle. Among the most popular attractions are Florida's theme parks and beaches. The most frequent sports include swimming, tennis, surfing, golfing and riding bikes.

Millions of people visit Florida in winter, trying to escape the bleakness of the season and enjoy alluring sandy beaches. However, Florida has much more to offer than meets the eye, claiming one of the most prominent all-the-year-round vacation destinations nationwide. Here you are offered a wide variety of possibilities, ranging from small motels to deluxe resorts, from a multicultural megalopolis and remote towns to wilderness areas. Those looking for outdoor adventures visit Florida to experience golfing, kayaking, or bicycling. Whenever you happen to visit Florida, don't miss the opportunity to see its attractive beaches, regarded as the major sight of the state. The world renowned is Lummus Park Beach, commonly referred to as South Beach, which houses the liveliest parties and events. Located between the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, Haulover Beach is the only
clothing-optional beach in Miami City. Bahia Honda State Park is one of the most beautiful and quiet beaches in the state, located among nature trails. Several miles south of Fort Myers Beach, which has the reputation of a busy place, you'll find unspoiled Lover's Key State Park with splendid shelling. Whenever you want to seclude yourself from the outer world, the John U. Lloyd Beach State Park is a perfect option. Surrounded by Australian pine, the beach can boast an untouched shoreline. One of the lovely secluded beaches can be found in Caladesi Island State Park, which is the habitat for raccoons, black racers, rattlesnakes, rabbits and armadillos. Gulf Island National Seashore stretches from Perdido Key to St. George Island, featuring much of the natural wonder in undeveloped state. Other magnificent parks worth visiting include Virginia Key, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Cayo Costa State Park, Naples Beach, Fort DeSoto Park, Canaveral National Seashore, Grayton Beach State Park and St. George Island State Park.

Florida offers an array of opportunities for friendly family weekend. A magical experience for both adults and children is Walt Disney World Resort, featuring four theme parks: Disney Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Magic Kingdom Park, Disney BoardWalk and Epcot and Disney-MGM Studios with its numerous hotels, restaurants, nightclubs and shopping at the famous Downtown Disney Area. Visit Florida to escape the reality and plunge in the storybook fantasy of the world-renowned Theme Park. In Magic Kingdom Theme Park such Disney classics have been brought to life through numerous attractions, including Pirates of the Caribbean, Cinderella Castle, "It's a Small World", Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin and the Hall of Presidents. At Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park you'll observe various exhibits of wildlife. Live performances and an array of amazing attractions will open to you at Epcot, while Disney-MGM Studios will take you in the world of music, television and movies. When touring Florida, take time to indulge in the fabulous world, offered by the Walt Disney Resort. In addition to the splendid theme parks, it offers an experience in relaxation and recreation to every guest.

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