Florida is one of the world’s great vacation destinations. Blessed with balmy weather and physical splendor, the Sunshine  State is a fantastic vacation destination for guests of all ages. Whether traveling by car or flying into one of  Florida’s industrial or international airports, a diverse range of activities and sight seeing experiences await.

Enclosed by both the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, the state’s shoreline features 1,200 miles of beaches, many considered  to be among the finest in the world. Notably, Sanibel Island on the west coast has been given the reputation of being one of the  top shelling beaches anywhere. Fishing, snorkeling, diving, jet skiing, surfing, parasailing and kite boarding provide  ways to recreate in, on, and above the water.

Florida oceanfront rentals are plentiful.  One such Florida oceanfront rental is the Sanibel Sunset Beach Resort.  This resort  provides modernized rooms right on the Gulf of Mexico, beautiful beachfront views, white sandy beaches, contemporary amenities, and  more.  For further information concerning this great resort, go to their web site.   There are also  Florida vacation homes which are great for larger families who may want to book for a month or more.  These houses  are perfectly kept, come with washers and dryers, full kitchens, linens, and more.

Along with Florida’s vast shoreline, natural and historic attractions dot the state. In the panhandle, the state’s  capitol, Tallahassee, gives visitors the chance to view various impressive antebellum southern plantations. The Museum of History  and Natural Science delivers insight into the past. Apalachicola, an additional panhandle city boasts more than 900 historical sites  all within its city limits and within walking distance. Organic springs and Native American historical sights dating  back almost 1,000 years can also be explored.

To the east, St. Augustine, the oldest European established city in the United States, provides plenty of places to  discover. Catch sight of the Spanish fort Castillo De San Marcos, The Old City Gate, the oldest house in America and the Plaza de la  Constitucion.

At Cape Canaveral, stop at the Kennedy Space Center and NASA’s launch headquarters. Arrange to spend the day amazed at the  blend of high technology and natural wonders, as the  Space Center is bordered by the Merritt Island National  Wildlife Refuge.

Next, drive south of Miami and tour the Florida Keys. Key West has a great walking tour and is home to numerous great  restaurants. See Hemmingway’s cottage, the Conch Train, Sloppy Joe’s bar and the dock at nightfall while you stand on the  southern most point in the continental United States.

Everglade’s National Park with its spectacular surroundings and nature is additionally a most worthy getaway. Mosquito spray is a  must in the summer months!

Orlando is a terrific base for your travels while in the state of Florida. Daytona Beach and Speedway are merely ninety minutes  away. Kennedy Space Center, Cocoa Beach, Tampa and St. Petersburg are also a quick drive.

While in Orlando, visit America’s favorite theme parks. If you love water, you should definitely pay a visit to Aquatica  Water Park. You’ll come across 36 water slides, six rivers, lagoons and 60 acres of lush landscape where guests splash, float  and behold animal habitats all at the same time.

Walt Disney World Resort represents 40 square miles of entertainment featuring four theme parks, two water parks, 32 hotels  and 81 holes of golf. Sea World Orlando is the world’s foremost adventure park with rides, shows and animal encounters.  Universal Studios is an innovative entertainment experience offering rides, attractions and shows.

What ever your liking or preference, Florida has it all. From great  beach rentals, restaurants, theme parks and  attractions, at hand is always plenty to see and do in the great state of Florida.

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