Archive for the ‘Travel’ Tag
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| America’s Oldest City St. Augustine, Florida » |
Author: Andrew H
The St. Augustine waterfront is composed of hundreds of miles of land bordering the Atlantic Ocean as well as rivers and lakes. If being near the water is your dream and you want to be able to enjoy all that the St. Augustine waterfront has to offer, it is time for you to look into properties in the area.
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| It’s all about the water in Key West » |
Many of us who know little about the Florida Keys may think they are something they aren’t. We may think they are just an island featured in the Beach Boys “Kokomo” song or we may think they are what Floridians use to get in their houses and start their cars. For those who have visited the Florida Keys, or who are lucky enough to call them home, these keys of Florida are a tropical existence rich with a past, a culture, and, of course, an abundance of Pina Coladas. Take our quiz to see how much you know about this group of islands, the most tropical key chain around.
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| Florida’s favorite theme parks and Orlando Attractions » |
Author: Ryan Wiseman
Universal Orlando’s two world-class theme parks – Universal Studios and Universal’s Islands of Adventure – each boast one-of-a-kind thrill rides such as Incredible Hulk Coaster, Dueling Dragons, The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, Jurassic Park River Adventure, Revenge of the Mummy – The Ride and much more.
Daytona Beach Hotels By Kent Pinkerton
Daytona Beach is one of the most exciting beaches in America. It is home to the famous spring break tradition of partying and live concerts that hordes of college students attend. Sports enthusiasts come here to see car races and visit the Daytona USA racing museum that features awesome racecars. And in fall season, the Biketoberfest attracts bikers from all over the country to take part in the annual four-day fest.
Author: Timothy Tyson
Citrus County Florida, home of the West Indian manatee, lies on the western coast of central Florida. Known all over the world as “The Nature Coast”, the county is the only place in the world where people are legally allowed to swim and play with the manatees that make their home off the Gulf coast thanks to the spring-fed rivers that empty there. Rivers, forests and beautiful coastline combine with the cultural appeal of the many cities and towns that dot the area to make Citrus County arguably the most beautiful place to visit and live in the entire state.