Famous Places You must visit in Florida
Places You Must Visit in Florida
Florida also called land of flowers is the southernmost contiguous state in the United
States. It is situated in west by the gulf maxico, to the northwest by Alabama. Florida is
3d most poplous, the 8th-most densely populated states of the U.S. Tourism makes up one
of the largest sector the state economy. Florida mark the 100-million visitor mark for the first time in state history by a record 105 million visitors It is most popular tourist hub for vacationers. who spends months at beaches in Florida
There are many tourist attraction in Florida like Amelia Island, Universal Orlando Resort,
Fort Lauderdale Beach that why it is called shunshine state
Universal orlando
Universal Orlando state is best rank challenger to disney, as the largest of the universal
studio theme park The resort consists of two theme park The original Universal Studios Florida & the
2nd theme park, Island of Adventure. Other beauty include a nightclub and
restaurant complex, CityWalk, and three resort hotels. Orlando vacation rentals is one of the most visited place in Florida
Amelia Island
Located off the northeast coast of Florida, Amelia Island is a sunrise-lover's paradise.
While it may be a challenge to get yourself out of bed on vacation, watching the multi-hued
sky light up and reflect over the Atlantic will be well
worth the early morning alarm clock.it's a romantic getaway or a large family reunion, Southern charm is abundant and sipping sweet tea in a rocking
chair on the porch is a must-do.
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Fort Lauderdale beaches border the entire eastern edge of the county. There are miles and miles of beautiful,
warm sand and the Atlantic Ocean whose changing colors range from a clear, crisp blue to a deep green.
Fort Myers beach florida
If you are looking for somewhere awesome place to have a fantastic vacation, how about a small but charming and engaging American town,
Fort Myers Beach beach is located on Estero Island in the southwestern part of Florida,
alongside the banks of the Caloosahatchee River. Particularly, it is located on a barrier island that stretches for seven miles.
If you are one of those people that absolutely love the beach.
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