Canaveral: Florida’s longest unspoiled beach
Canaveral National Seashore is quiet and peaceful with bountiful wildlife, and you can always find your place in the sand.
Canaveral: Florida’s longest unspoiled beach
Canaveral National Seashore is quiet and peaceful with bountiful wildlife, and you can always find your place in the sand.
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Pigeon Key: Island on Seven Mile Bridge has scenery, history
As you cross the Seven Mile Bridge, you pass the little green island with yellow cottages and palm trees surrounded by dazzling blue water. Stop and visit: Pigeon Key is one of a kind. It offers fascinating history, tropical beauty, even great snorkeling.
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Hutchinson Island’s Elliott Museum: For old car lovers — and everyone else
The Elliott Museum built a spiffy new building with a high-tech robotic system to display its extensive collection of antique cars, but the museum also has everything from wedding dresses to baseball cards to wooden boats, Most visitors to the eclectic museum will find something to intrigue them.
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Hutchinson Island’s House of Refuge: Beautiful beach site is window to past
The historic Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge couldn’t be in a prettier spot. It also tells the story of a wild Florida of shipwrecks and pioneers. While you’re exploring the gorgeous beaches here, it’s worth a quick stop.
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Pigeon Key: Island on Seven Mile Bridge has scenery, history
As you cross the Seven Mile Bridge, you pass the little green island with yellow cottages and palm trees surrounded by dazzling blue water. Stop and visit: Pigeon Key is one of a kind. It offers fascinating history, tropical beauty, even great snorkeling.
Hutchinson Island’s Elliott Museum: For old car lovers — and everyone else
The Elliott Museum built a spiffy new building with a high-tech robotic system to display its extensive collection of antique cars, but the museum also has everything from wedding dresses to baseball cards to wooden boats, Most visitors to the eclectic museum will find something to intrigue them.
Happy Birthday to us! We’re 4
It’s our birthday and we’re celebrating by looking back at our greatest hits. Discover or rediscover these 10 great ways to enjoy the natural and authentic Florida
Hutchinson Island’s House of Refuge: Beautiful beach site is window to past
The historic Gilbert’s Bar House of Refuge couldn’t be in a prettier spot. It also tells the story of a wild Florida of shipwrecks and pioneers. While you’re exploring the gorgeous beaches here, it’s worth a quick stop.
Corkscrew Preserve in Naples: A sanctuary for us, too
It’s the 60th birthday of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, created to save the last three miles of a bald cypress forest near Naples that once stretched 20 miles. Don’t be afraid of a summer visit. It’s shady and the mosquitofish keep it relatively bug-free.
Amelia Island & Fernandina Beach: Abundant nature; neat history
With eight state parks, a national park, scads of history and top beaches, Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach make a great base to explore northeast Florida.
Paddle Florida: 2014-15 kayak trips explore Florida’s best waterways
Paddle Florida is a non-profit that organizes a few paddling trips each year on Florida’s greatest waterways. Limited in size and carefully researched, these trips are great for solo paddlers or folks who appreciate a little support in undertaking a several day paddling and camping trip.
Biking Naples, Florida: The best way to sample Naples beaches
A bike ride along the Gulf of Mexico lets you ogle the garden-like estates of Naples mansion-owners and stop at pocket parks that give you access to their perfect beaches.
De Leon Springs: State park known for pancakes has much more
DeLeon Springs, about an hour north of Orlando, is a state parks with swimming, kayaking and fantastic history. But it’s best known for — of all things — its pancakes.
