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Historical Sites To See in Florida with Fun Facts There could be more historical sites in Florida than any state in the union. Florida is
Last Updated April 10, 2026 Let’s assume this is your first visit to the southernmost island off mainland America. You have heard about Key West
Last Updated June 28, 2026 From the first recorded storm in 1559 to today, this comprehensive history of Florida hurricanes traces a by-year timeline and
Packing for a Florida Trip? We have the answers to your packing dilemma! Let’s start by saying we live in Florida. We travel Florida an
Most people probably have never heard of Flamingo, Florida, unless they have traveled extensively in the Everglades. Once a ghost town, now revitalized as a tourist destination.
Last Updated July 10, 2026The island we know today as Key West has one of the most colorful histories in all of America. But long before
Our Number One Fact About The Everglades — “The Florida Everglades is one of the most extraordinary ecosystems on Earth! An immense subtropical wetland famous
We had heard about the Devil’s Den and Williston, Florida from other family members. The description was a hole in the ground leading to caves
Last Updated May 7, 2026 We don’t like “best”, “top ten” or “most popular” lists. These terms are subjective as to rank or, in many
There are many scenic drives in the Sunshine State, but none are more colorful and distinctive than Route 98 in Florida. From waterfront beauty to tree lined forests, it’s a reflection of Florida.
Last Updated July 7, 2026 Chokoloskee is located over a bridge south of Everglades City off Route 29. This little island at the end of
Best Springs in Northwest Florida Florida has more springs than any other state in the country. Not only are there more springs, but also some
Apalachicola, Florida has been a quaint, but rich in culture, coastal town since the 18th century. Known as the oyster capital of the world, Apalachicola
Venice Florida has been recognized as the shark tooth capital of the world for many years. Beaches there are a treasure of shark’s teeth.
Fort Mose, originally known as Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose, holds a unique place in American history as the first legally sanctioned free
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