A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
Creating a list of the most picturesque locations in Florida poses a considerable challenge, primarily due to the abundance of stunning spots to highlight. Florida’s allure may manifest in man-made wonders, such as the vibrant streets of a Spanish colonial town, the iconic Art Deco buildings along Ocean Drive, or the remote Fort Jefferson, encircled by coral reefs at the far western edge of the Florida Keys.
Palm fronds rustle gently in the breeze as sparkling blue waves kiss the shoreline, scattering sandpipers across the warm, white sand beach. In Florida, one of its almost 200 gorgeous beaches will surely be a perfect fit for any definition of fun-in-the-sun. Whether you want to gallop through crashing waves, beachcomb for washed-up treasures, or marvel at sea turtles nesting in the sand, it’s all right here.
When you think of national parks, incredible landscapes often come to mind. However, many national parks also boast beautiful underwater “trails” where the flora and fauna are as spectacular as those on land.
Dry Tortugas National Park is one of the country’s most unique national parks. As travel trends come and go, national parks never lose their appeal. But a national park that’s 99 percent underwater, located 70 miles from civilization, and accessible only by seaplane or boat? That’s a next-level national park.