Most Popular Places and Activities to Explore in Florida 

Walt Disney World Resort 

Reignite memories of your childhood with your family at Walt Disney World Resort, the most visited resort globally. Whether you are in search of Disney 

souvenirs, wish to explore the castles you grew up watching on TV, or want to treat your family to dinner with Mickey Mouse, the Walt Disney World Resort is a once in a lifetime experience. 

Miami Beach

Beach lovers and the Miami Beach are a match made in heaven. Driving between the dancing palm trees on the Ocean Drive will leave you in awe of the art deco architecture, and sandy shores that surround you. Additionally, the Miami Beach contains several high luxury hotels and restaurants across the road that offer only the most extravagant rooms and delicious food that the state has to offer, apart from the terrific view of the crystal blue ocean and lively sandy beach.  

St. Petersburg

This city is situated near Orlando and is ideal for exploring the Mexican Gulf. St. Pete as it is known locally, offers pristine beaches and provides a South American twist to your experience in Florida, with a few bars and restaurants offering Mexican and Cuban food to make sure that you leave the city stuffed with satisfied taste buds. 

St. Augustine

Widely regarded as the oldest city in the United States of America, St. Augustine was the city in which Spanish colonisers first laid foot in America. Its Spanish roots are visible at surface level with its many impressive Spanish architectural sites most notably including the Castillo de San Marcos, otherwise known as the Spanish Stone Fortress.

Everglades National Park

The Everglades National Park is the only eco-system in the world within which alligators and crocodiles co-exist in harmony. It is recognized as one of the most unique national parks of America, as it contains many species of reptiles, exotic birds, and even panthers which are more rarely found. 

Tallahassee

The capital city of Florida is often underappreciated. It provides a sense of serenity and peace that is not common in the loud and busy state of Florida. If you are a fan of trekking across forests and hills or putting your fishing gear to use in nearby lakes, Tallahassee deserves your attention. 

Ichetucknee River

For a unique adventure, take a 2-hour drive from Orlando to enjoy Ichetucknee River, in Ichetucknee Springs State Park. There are several picturesque picnic spots waiting for you. A nice old-fashioned BBQ along the river is also a great activity, alongside the hiking, scuba-diving, tubing, and canoeing that are 

already offered. 

Kennedy Space Centre

For all the NASA and Space enthusiasts in the world, the Kennedy Space Centre holds great significance. It was the same site where the first ever rocket launch, the Apollo 4 mission, was conducted back in 1967. Try the Visitor Centre’s Shuttle Launch Experience which simulates the experience of astronauts in a space shuttle when it launches off. 

The best time of the year for visiting Florida is during March-April, or September-October, bearing in mind important factors such as crowds, average weather, and rates. Florida promises high levels of sunshine throughout the year, earning itself the tag “The Sunshine State”. During these months, rainfall is usually 

non-existent, and rates are usually cheaper than they would be during June-July when there will also be larger crowds flocking in to visit. A sub-tropical 

climate is to be expected throughout the year, which serves as great news for beach enthusiasts.