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By Lauren Tjaden

By all accounts, the Internet is a marvelous thing.

With it, you can look up events in Naples, Pensacola Beach, or countless other destinations, for the dates that you’ll be in town. You can book a hotel in those same cities, with the benefit of reviews from people who’ve stayed there. Google Maps will let you virtually stand on the shores of Florida beaches, and you can rotate the view, almost as if your bare toes were planted in the sand.

There’s something about a print guide that the Internet’s vast flow of information can’t match.

Some folks are simply old-school, more comfortable with flicking through pages than clicking a mouse. But it runs deeper than that. Brochures invite you to curl up on the couch with them, tempting you with white-sand beaches, frolicking dolphins, and exotic pools. They beg to be passed around the coffee table, shared with friends and family, and to be savored at leisure. And you can unfold a map as you drive, exploring and choosing the routes that strike your fancy, instead of following a line on your phone.

Read on to discover where you can order print brochures, wherever you’re dreaming of going in the Sunshine State.

North Florida  |  Central Florida  |  South Florida

You can order a free print map and other guides covering the whole state from VISIT FLORIDA here . 

North Florida is home to hidden gems like St. George Island.

- Lauren Tjaden

Alligator Point: www.saltyflorida.com/

Alys Beach: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Amelia Island: ameliaisland.com/Plan-Your-Trip/Request-Visitors-Guide

Apalachicola: www.saltyflorida.com/

Beverly Beach: www.visitflagler.com/where-we-are/visitors-guide.stml

Blue Mountain: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Bunnell: www.visitflagler.com/where-we-are/visitors-guide.stml

Cape San Blas: visitgulf.com/visitor-guide

Carrabelle: www.saltyflorida.com/

Destin: emeraldcoastfl.com/travel-tools/visitors-guide/

Dune Allen: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Eastpoint: www.saltyflorida.com/

Fernandina Beach: ameliaisland.com/Plan-Your-Trip/Request-Visitors-Guide

Flagler Beach: www.visitflagler.com/where-we-are/visitors-guide.stml

Fort Walton Beach: emeraldcoastfl.com/travel-tools/visitors-guide/

Gainesville: visitgainesville.com/visitor-guide-request/

Grayton Beach: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Gulf Islands National Seashore: visitpensacolabeach.com/get-our-visitors-guide/

Gulf Place: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Indian Pass: visitgulf.com/visitor-guide

Inlet Beach: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Jacksonville Beach: visitjacksonville.com/travel-tools/visitor-guide/

Jacksonville:  visitjacksonville.com/travel-tools/visitor-guide/

Marianna: visitjacksoncountyfla.com/contact/

Marineland: www.visitflagler.com/where-we-are/visitors-guide.stml

Mexico Beach: mexicobeach.com/mexico-beach/request-visitors-guide/

Milton: visitpensacola.com/plan-your-trip/request-free-visitors-guide/

Miramar Beach: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Navarre Beach: floridasplayground.com/navarre-beach/vacation-guide/

Okaloosa Island: emeraldcoastfl.com/travel-tools/visitors-guide/

Palm Coast: www.visitflagler.com/where-we-are/visitors-guide.stml

Panama City Beach: visitpanamacitybeach.com/plan-your-trip/visitors-guide/

Pensacola Beach: visitpensacolabeach.com/get-our-visitors-guide/

Pensacola: visitpensacola.com/plan-your-trip/request-free-visitors-guide/

Perdido Key: visitperdido.com/visit-perdido-key/visitors-guide/

Ponte Vedra: www.floridashistoriccoast.com/order-guide

Port St. Joe: visitgulf.com/visitor-guide

Rosemary Beach: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Sandestin: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Santa Rosa Beach: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Seagrove: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Seascape: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Seaside: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

St. Augustine: www.floridashistoriccoast.com/order-guide

St. George Island: www.saltyflorida.com/

St. Joe Beach: visitgulf.com/visitor-guide

St. Joseph Bay: visitgulf.com/visitor-guide

Tallahassee: visittallahassee.com/visitor-guide/

 WaterColor: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Watersound: visitsouthwalton.com/content/visitor-guide

Central Florida, with its flat terrain, is ideal for skydiving.

- Lauren Tjaden for VISIT FLORIDA

Anna Maria Island: bradentongulfislands.com/visitor-guide/

Auburndale: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Babson Park: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Bartow: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Bradenton: bradentongulfislands.com/visitor-guide/

Brooksville: floridasadventurecoast.com/brochures/

Clearwater Beach: visitstpeteclearwater.com/form/free-destination-magazine

Clearwater: visitstpeteclearwater.com/form/free-destination-magazine

Cocoa Beach: visitspacecoast.com/plan/vacation-planner/

Crystal River:  discovercrystalriverfl.com/visitors-guide/ 

Dade City: www.visitpasco.net/p/visitorsguide

Davenport/Disney: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Daytona Beach: daytonabeach.com/resources/visitors-guide/

Dundee: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Floral City:  www.discovercrystalriverfl.com/visitors-guide/

Fort Meade: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Frostproof: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Grant: sebastianchamber.com/about-us/request-a-free-visitors-guide

Haines City: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Homeland: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Homosassa:  discovercrystalriverfl.com/visitors-guide/ 

Indian River Shores: sebastianchamber.com/about-us/request-a-free-visitors-guide

Kissimmee: experiencekissimmee.com/visitor-information/maps-area-guides

Lake Alfred: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Lake Wales: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Lakeland: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Longboat Key : bradentongulfislands.com/visitor-guide/

Madeira Beach: visitstpeteclearwater.com/form/free-destination-magazine

Melbourne: visitspacecoast.com/plan/vacation-planner/

Micco: sebastianchamber.com/about-us/request-a-free-visitors-guide

Mulberry: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

New Port Richey: www.visitpasco.net/p/visitorsguide

New Smyrna Beach: visitnsbfl.com/travel-guide  

Palm Bay: visitspacecoast.com/plan/vacation-planner/

Pass-a-Grille: visitstpeteclearwater.com/form/free-destination-magazine

Polk City: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Port Canaveral: visitspacecoast.com/plan/vacation-planner/

Sebastian: sebastianchamber.com/about-us/request-a-free-visitors-guide

St. Pete Beach: visitstpeteclearwater.com/form/free-destination-magazine

St. Petersburg: stpete.com/our-city/visit-st-pete/visitors-guide/

Tampa:  visittampabay.com/visitors-guide/

Titusville: visitspacecoast.com/plan/vacation-planner/

Treasure Island: visitstpeteclearwater.com/form/free-destination-magazine

Vero Beach: sebastianchamber.com/about-us/request-a-free-visitors-guide

Viera: visitspacecoast.com/plan/vacation-planner/

Weeki Wachi: floridasadventurecoast.com/brochures/

Wesley Chapel: www.visitpasco.net/p/visitorsguide

Winter Haven: visitcentralflorida.org/vacation-guide

Ybor City: visittampabay.com/unlock-tampa-bay/visitors-guide/

Zephyrhills: www.visitpasco.net/p/visitorsguide

South Florida's Gulf coast promises golden sunsets over the waves, like this beauty in Boca Grande.

Ave Maria: paradisecoast.com/guide

Boca Grande: charlotteharbortravel.com/maps-more/visitors-guide/  

Boca Raton: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Boynton Beach: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Captiva Island: www.visitfortmyers.com/order-travelers-guide

Fort Lauderdale: sunny.org/free-visitor-guide/

Casey Key: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Dania Beach: sunny.org/free-visitor-guide/

Deerfield Beach: sunny.org/free-visitor-guide/

Delray Beach: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Englewood: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Everglades City: paradisecoast.com/guide

Fort Myers Beach: fortmyers-sanibel.com/order-travelers-guide

Fort Myers: fortmyers-sanibel.com/order-travelers-guide

Hollywood: sunny.org/free-visitor-guide/

Immokalee: paradisecoast.com/guide

Juno Beach: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Jupiter: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Key West: web.keywestchamber.org/webinput/brochure-request.aspx

Lake Worth: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Lauderdale-by-the-Sea: sunny.org/free-visitor-guide/

Lido Key: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Longboat Key: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Manasota Key: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Marco Island: paradisecoast.com/guide and www.marcoislandchamber.org/request-a-copy/

Miami Beach: miamiandbeaches.com/plan-your-trip/miami-guides

Miami: miamiandbeaches.com/plan-your-trip/miami-guides

Naples: paradisecoast.com/guide

Nokomis: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Osprey: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Palm Beach: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Pompano Beach: sunny.org/free-visitor-guide/

Port Charlotte: charlotteharbortravel.com/maps-more/visitors-guide/  

Punta Gorda: charlotteharbortravel.com/maps-more/visitors-guide/   

Riviera Beach: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

Sanibel Island: www.visitfortmyers.com/order-travelers-guide

Sarasota: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Siesta Key: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Singer Island: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

South Beach: miamiandbeaches.com/plan-your-trip/miami-guides

Venice: visitsarasota.com/request-free-sarasota-county-visitors-guide

Wellington: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

West Palm Beach: thepalmbeaches.com/free-visitors-guide

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Free Florida Vacation Guides by Mail - Free Brochures and DVDs by Mail - Free and Cheap Florida Guides - Visit Florida!

Our list of Florida vacation resources. The list includes websites offering free Florida guides by mail. Most are free – some are for a low cost. We will update this list as new vacation guides are published and are available free by mail.

East Coast of Florida

Free guides for daytona beach, miami and ft. lauderdale florida.

Free Daytona Beach guide – http://daytonabeach.com/guide.cfm Free Ft. Lauderdale guide – https://www.sunny.org/plan-your-trip/free-travel-guides/ – Updated 2022 Miami Beach guide (digital) – https://www.miamiandbeaches.com/ Updated 2022

Central Florida

Free guides for central florida – orlando, kissimmee.

Free Orlando Florida guide – http://orlandoinfo.com/vacationkit/ Free Disney Vacation Planner – Free DVD – https://www.disneyvacations.com

West Coast of Florida

Free guides for tampa, naples, and sarasota florida.

Free Naples Florida guide – http://www.paradisecoast.com/guide/ Free Sarasota Florida guide – http://www.sarasotafl.org/visitors-guide/order-form/ Free St. Petersburg and Clearwater guide – http://floridasbeach.com/order_a_guide.php

Visit Florida and take a 4 day cruise!

In addition to the free brochures about things to do and see in Florida you should also consider the cruise ports in Florida. By signing up for newsletters from the Florida cruise lines you can receive information about cruises that leave from popular Florida cities.

Our list of the Florida cruise ports with information about things to do and see near each cruise port.

Free guides for tampa, miami, ft. lauderdale and port canaveral cruise ports, things to do near the cruise port in miami florida.

South Beach – Art Deco, white sandy beaches. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens – An Italian Renaissance-style mansion and tropical gardens. Wynwood Walls – An open-air street art museum.

Guides for the Fort Lauderdale Cruise Port

Bonnet House Museum and Gardens – A 1920s historic home. Fort Lauderdale Beach Park – A beach park that has access to the Intracoastal Waterway. Las Olas Boulevard – A shopping and dining area with art galleries, boutiques, and restaurants with beach views.

Guide for Things to do Near the Tampa Cruise Port

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay – The famous theme park that has lots of roller coasters, live entertainment, and exotic animal shows. The Florida Aquarium – An aquarium right next to the cruise port. Ybor City – A historic neighborhood with restaurants, and shops. Take the trolley near the cruise port.

Guides for Things to do Near the Cruise Port in Port Canaveral Florida

Kennedy Space Center – A famous attraction featuring displays on the history of space exploration. Cocoa Beach Pier – A surf pier with shops, restaurants, and views of the Atlantic Ocean. Brevard Zoo – A zoo featuring over 800 animals.

In planning your visit to Florida you could sign up for information with each cruise line and take advantage of the deals and promotions offered through cruise mailings.

If you know of other free or low cost brochures from Florida websites please contact us so we can list them on this page.

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VISITFLORIDA.com also offers a free vacation guide and map at http://www.visitflorida.com/guides/

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Free Florida Travel Brochures and Guides

By James | Last updated December 29, 2023

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As well as all the information on this site there are a number of places you can order or download official brochures about Florida. Many of them offer free delivery on printed brochures though some restrict mailing only to the United States and Canada.

Florida with its year round sunshine, makes an excellent base for many different types of activities, particularly outdoor activities.

VISIT FLORIDA

VISIT FLORIDA is the state’s official tourism marketing corporation and they offer a number of printed brochures about Florida that you can order plus several you can download in digital format.

Go to VISIT FLORIDA to order your brochures on the following topics:

• Official Florida Vacation Guide (also available in digital format)
• Florida Camping Directory (also available in digital format)
• The Official Florida Transportation Map

Note the printed Florida vacation brochures can only be mailed to the following countries but the main guide and camping guide can also be browsed online:

• United States and Canada
• United Kingdom
• Western Europe

The same site also offers several digital guides that you can download, print or browse online, available from the same link:

• Official Florida Vacation Guide
• Florida Fishing Guide
• Florida Golf Guide
• RV Park and Campground Directory

The digital guides are available in English plus Deutsch, Francais, Espanol or Portuguȇs.

Florida Area Vacation Brochures and Travel Guides

As well as the state VISIT FLORIDA site there are a number of regional counties, cities and towns that publish tourist information guides.

Brochures marked as digital are either PDF documents that can be viewed on screen and downloaded or eBooks that are viewed on screen and usually also have a download function.

Northwest Florida (Florida Panhandle) Area Brochures

• Destin — digital and mail
• Gulf County — digital and mail to USA & Canada
• Navarre Beach — digital and mail
• Panama City Beach — mail
• Panama City — digital
• Pensacola — digital and mail to USA
• Perdido Key — mail
• Santa Rosa Beach — digitial
• South Walton — digital and mail
• Tallahassee — digital and mail to USA
• Washington County — mail to USA

Northeast Florida Area Brochures

• Amelia Island — digital and mail
• Gainesville — mail
• St. Augustine & Ponte Verde — digital and mail

Central Florida and the Space Coast Area Brochures

• Central Florida — mail
• Cocoa Beach — digital
• Daytona Beach — digital
• Kissimmee — mail
• Lake County — digital
• Lake Wales — digital
• New Smyrna Beach — mail
• Ocala & Marion County — digital
• Orlando — mobile application
• Orlando North & Seminole County — digital and mail
• Sebastian River — digital and mail (no longer available)
• St. Lucie — mail
• Space Coast — digital and mail
• Vero Beach, Fellsmere & Sebastian — mail

Gulf Coast Area Brochures

• Bradenton — digital & mail
• Brooksville & Weeki Wachee — digital & mail to USA
• Crystal River — digital
• Sanibel & Captiva — digital & mail
• Sanibel, Captiva, Fort Myers — digital & mail
• Sarasota — mobile application, digital & mail to USA and Canada
• St. Petersburg — digital
• St. Petersburg & Clearwater — digital & mail
• Tampa Bay — digital & mail

South Florida and the Everglades Area Brochures

• Everglades — digital
• Flagler Beaches — digital & mail
• Fort Lauderdale — mail
• Fort Myers — digital & mail
• Levy County — digital
• Miami — mail
• Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades — digital & mail
• Palm Beach — digital & mail
• Pompano Beach — mail
• Sebring, Avon Park and Lake Placid — digital & mail to USA
• Southwest Florida — mail to USA

Florida Keys Area Brochures

• Florida Keys — digital & mail
• Islamorada — digital
• Key West — mail to USA
• Marathon — digital

Florida Travel Brochures

A number of travel, theme park and attraction ticket companies also produce travel brochures for Florida.

• Amtrak Vacations – digital & mail
• Attraction Tickets – mail to UK
• Disney Holidays – digital
• Florida Travel Guide – digital
• Florida Weddings – email
• Funway Holidays – digital (no longer available)
• Greenways & Trails – digital
• Kuoni – digital & mail
• Ocean Florida – digital
• TUI – digital
• Virgin Holidays – digital

Other Brochures

The USA Brochures: Official Tourist Information site will mail to the UK and EU a number of brochures on several US states including Florida. The list of free Florida brochures includes:

• Florida Brochure & State Map
• Florida Golf Brochure
• Florida Camping Guide
• Florida Keys & Key West Information Pack
• Fort Myers & Sanibel Brochure
• Greater Fort Lauderdale Brochure
• Kennedy Space Centre Leaflet
• Kissimmee Destination Brochure & Map
• Naples Paradise Coast Brochure & Map
• St. Petersburg & Clearwater Brochure & Map
• Seaworld 4x Parks Brochure
• Tampa Bay Brochure
• Universal Studios 3x Parks Brochure

If you are interested in the history of Florida tourism, then the Historical Florida Brochures, Pamphlets, and Promotional Materials at Miami Libraries Digital Collections site has two digitised collections relating to historical Florida tourism and development.

Florida Tourist Magazines and Leaflets

If you are renting a car in Florida then the rental company will invariably give you a basic local map. Once in Florida it is easy to pick up a range of complimentary tourist informational brochures, magazines, leaflets and coupon books.

If you are in central Florida then you can find plenty of Orlando Florida travel brochures and leaflets with theme park and other attractions leaflets for places like Walt Disney World , Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, LEGOLAND Florida and the Kennedy Space Center.

These can be found in:

• tourist information offices
• attractions
• restaurants
• shopping malls
• hotels and motels
• shops like Walmart

Florida Discount Coupon Books

In the Orlando area look out for magazines like “Enjoy Florida” and “I Love Orlando”. As well as articles about local attractions they are packed with advertisements and money off coupons. You can also view online or download a digital copy of the latest Enjoy Florida or I Love Orlando magazine.

If buying theme park tickets then make sure you use an authorised ticket outlet and watch out for deeply discounted tickets, they may be tied to timeshare presentations.

If you are visiting the theme parks then it is well worth buying a park guide book, see our own Florida guide book reviews . Don’t forget you can also get a lot of useful park information by downloading the official park guide apps for your smartphone.

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Free Florida Travel Planners and Guides

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Florida is a land of attractions, from Disney World Resort and Universal Studios in Orlando to its hundreds of beautiful beaches, so there's no shortage of ways you can spend your family vacation in the Sunshine State.

Travel isn't cheap, though, at least not generally speaking. With premium vacation packages, the rising price of gas, and even hurricanes ravaging Florida, it's getting harder and harder to plan family outings without spending a ton of money.

Whether you're planning your vacation on a tight budget or just hoping to save a little money on your trip to Florida, the following free guides and planners will help direct you to the cheapest hotels, biggest savings deals on vacation packages, and best ways to tour the state on a dime. Remember, you don't have to stick to major studio theme parks, as small Florida towns have their own charms. Camping can offer a significant savings over hotel chains, too.

Attraction and Park Guides

If you're in Florida with your family on vacation, chances are the little ones want to do one thing: go to Disney World (or Universal Studios). However, finding a deal on travel and accommodations may be difficult for these world famous resorts.

Fortunately, Disney World has a free vacation planning video that answers a few questions you might have about planning your trip to "The Happiest Place on Earth." Disney Planning is a fantastic place to guide you through financially planning your trip. If you'd like to take a cruise with your family instead of staying landlocked in Florida, you might consider the  Disney Cruise Line planning tools .

Universal Orlando also offers a comprehensive Vacation Planning Guide  on their website, which offers insight into how to effectively plan your trip to the company's many theme parks in Orlando. Whether you're visiting the Wizarding World of Harry Potter or Universal Studios Florida, you're sure to get a better deal if you check out their website first.

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Your first stop on a trip to Florida should be its official tourism website, which offers plenty of  free Florida vacation guides and a collection of electronic resources—from eBooks to printable PDF brochures—in French, German, Spanish, and English.

Among the guides you'll find on this all-encompassing vacation planning asset are maps of Florida bicycle trails, an essential list of Florida films, and places for  outdoor adventure (canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and hiking) across the Sunshine State. The extensive Official Florida Vacation Guide features tons of online information available at any time, like the Florida Camping Directory, and a complete map of the state to make sure you plan the best route for your next family vacation.

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When it comes to finding the perfect vacation destination, our  Florida Visitors’ Guide  is sure to help you narrow down a spot. From its sunny weather and vibrant culture to its stunning beaches and world-class attractions, there’s something for everyone in Florida. And with so many amazing cities to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect spot for your next vacation.

Looking for a place to start your Florida adventure? From the bustling metropolis of Miami to the laid-back atmosphere of Key West, you’re sure to find the perfect destination for your needs. And don’t forget to explore Orlando to visit some of the state’s most popular attractions, like Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Orlando.

From fascinating museums to delectable seafood, there’s no shortage of things to see and do in Florida.

While many of us dreams of all the things to do in Aruba , don’t overlook the beautiful places right here in the continental USA! Trust me, you won’t be disappointed with a trip to Florida, whether it’s for family fun or escaping the cold weather. So what do you have to lose? Get started on your trip right away!

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Where is Florida Located?

Florida is located in the southeastern United States, it is a peninsula between both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. It is one of the most popular travel destinations in the country, thanks to its sunny weather and beautiful beaches.

The state is home to a diverse range of attractions, from major theme parks to small towns and everything in between. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing vacation or an action-packed adventure, Florida has something to offer everyone.

Florida’s Hispanic Influence:

As the third-largest state in the US, Florida is home to a large and diverse population. And with its close proximity to Latin America, it’s no surprise that the state has a strong Hispanic influence.

In fact, Florida has a long history of Hispanic influence, dating back to the days of Spanish exploration. Florida was actually the first point of contact for many Spanish explorers, who established settlements along the coast. Over time, their influence spread inland, and today Florida is home to a large Hispanic population.

This influence can be seen in many aspects of Florida culture, from the food to the music. It’s even reflected in the state’s architecture, with many buildings featuring Spanish-style tile roofs and stucco walls. Even if you’re not Hispanic yourself, it’s impossible to visit Florida without being affected by its rich Hispanic heritage.

Miami, especially, is a city in South Florida with a strong Hispanic influence. This is most evident in Little Havana, a neighborhood that is home to many Cuban refugees. The Cuban community has had a significant impact on the city, and Cuban culture can be seen in the food, music, and art of Miami Beach.

As a result of the Hispanic influence, Florida is a vibrant and diverse state with a rich culture.

Tallahassee, The State Capital

If you’re planning a trip to Florida, you’ll want to make sure you include the state capital, Tallahassee, in your itinerary.

From exploring the state capitol building to enjoying the local food and drink scene, there’s plenty to see and do in this vibrant city.

Tallahassee is also home to a number of state parks and museums, making it the perfect place to spend a day or two if you’re looking to get out of the hustle and bustle of the major tourist areas.

With so much to offer, Tallahassee is an essential stop on any Florida vacation.

Experience Florida’s Natural Beauty:

In addition to its vibrant culture, Florida is also known for its stunning natural beauty.

The state is home to a variety of landscapes, from the white sand beaches of the Gulf Coast to the lush everglades of the South to the coral reefs found all around the Florida Keys! The natural beauty is just one reason Florida is such a popular destination for all nature lovers.

One of the best ways to experience Florida’s natural beauty is to take a trip to one of its many state and national parks.

Sunshine State Beaches:

Whether you’re looking for a place to relax or play, Florida has a couple beautiful beaches for you. From the world-famous shores of Miami Beach and Daytona Beach to the secluded beaches of the Florida Keys, with coastlines on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico there’s something for everyone.

Some of the most popular beaches are:

• Miami Beach
• Florida Keys – especially Key West
• South Beach
• Emerald Coast

And don’t forget to check out some of the state’s popular attractions on the Atlantic Ocean, like the Kennedy Space Center, Daytona International Speedway, and St. Augustine on your Florida travel vacation.

No matter what kind of vacation you’re looking for, you’re sure to find it in the Sunshine State. So start planning your trip today!

The Everglades:

One of Florida’s most iconic attractions is the Everglades National Park, a massive wetland preserve that is home to a variety of plant and animal life. Visitors can take an airboat ride through the wetlands, go on a safari at one of the many parks, or even camp overnight in the wilderness.

No matter how you choose to experience the Everglades, this popular destination is sure to be a memorable adventure.

Natural Springs in Florida

In addition to its beaches and wetlands, Florida is also home to a number of stunning natural springs. These springs are a popular destination for swimming, hiking, and camping.

Some of the most popular springs in Florida include Rainbow Springs State Park, Blue Spring State Park, Crystal River, and Ichetucknee Springs State Park.

Music and Literature

Florida’s rich cultural heritage is also reflected in its music and literature.

Florida is home to a number of popular musical genres, including country, rock, hip hop, and Latin. And the state has produced a number of famous musicians, including Tom Petty, Gloria Estefan, and Pitbull.

When it comes to literature, Florida is best known for its detective fiction. This genre was popularized by writers like John D. MacDonald and Carl Hiaasen. If you’re looking for a good mystery novel set in Florida, be sure to check out one of these authors’ books.

So whether you’re interested in music or literature, Florida has something to offer.

Florida’s Art Scene

When most people think of Florida, they think of golden beaches, coral reefs, alligators, and Walt Disney World. However, Florida is also home to a vibrant art scene.

In Coral Gables, you’ll find a wealth of arts venues as well as art deco architecture. The Art in the Tropics Festival, held every April, is a must-see event for art enthusiasts. It includes southern Florida’s finest arts and crafts, live painting sessions, craft and origami displays, live music, and food stalls.

The Tampa Bay area is home to a number of museums and galleries, and you can find street art throughout the state.

Prefer performance arts? From world-renowned opera companies to innovative contemporary theater troupes, there’s something for everyone in Florida’s performing arts scene.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan of dance or theater, interested in painting, sculpture, or photography, you’re sure to find something to your taste in Florida’s art scene.

Visiting Florida

There’s no doubt about it – Florida is a great place to visit. With its vibrant culture, stunning natural beauty, and endless activities, there’s something for everyone in this wonderful state.

Places to stay:

When you visit Florida, you’ll have no shortage of places to stay. From luxury resorts to camping in the state parks, there’s accommodation for every budget and taste.

If you’re looking for a place to stay in Florida, be sure to check out our list of the best hotels and resorts.

Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, consider camping in one of the state’s many beautiful parks.

No matter where you choose to stay, you’re sure to have a memorable vacation in Florida.

Where to eat:

Florida is home to a diverse range of cuisines, from seafood to Cuban and everything in between.

And with its many restaurants, cafes, and food trucks, you’re sure to find something to your taste.

So whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a fine dining experience, you’ll be able to find it in Florida.

Florida Travel Guide – Fun Things to Do in the Sunshine State!

There’s no shortage of things to do in Florida. From exploring the state’s natural beauty to its vibrant cities, there’s something for everyone.

If time is on your hands, explore the entire state! A road trip down the East Coast or a road trip through the Florida Keys will give you plenty of beauty to see. Personally, as a child of the 80s/90s, my bucket list includes a road trip down the A1A from Orlando to Miami (Beach Front Avenue!)!

Some of the most popular activities include visiting the beaches, hiking in the state parks, taking an airboat ride through the Everglades, and visiting many of the theme parks in Orlando like Disney World, Universal, Legoland, and Sea World.

Or, if you’re looking for something more laid-back, you can always enjoy the state’s many golf courses, museums, and shops.

No matter what you’re interested in, you’re sure to find something to do in Florida.

So what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip to Florida today! Check out our list of the best cities to visit in the state.

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As previously mentioned, Florida is the 3rd largest state in the USA so you can’t just “go to Florida”, you have to pick an area OR have a few weeks to explore. 🙂

Have you been to Florida? What are some of your favorite things to do in the state?

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How do I get free travel magazines in the mail?

There are a few ways that you can get free travel magazines in the mail. One way is to sign up for a subscription to a travel magazine. Many magazines offer free subscriptions to their readers. Another way to get free travel magazines is to visit local tourist information centers. These centers often have racks of free travel magazines. Finally, you can also check with your local library to see if they have any travel magazines that you can borrow.

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When planning a trip, many people find it helpful to have a travel guide. This can be a book, app, or website that provides information on where to go and what to do. If you’re looking for a travel guide, here are a few ways to get one.

One option is to purchase a travel guidebook. These books are usually published by a major travel company and contain detailed information on destinations all over the world. They may include maps, recommended restaurants and hotels, and tips on what to do and see. Travel guidebooks can be purchased at bookstores or online.

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No matter which option you choose, be sure to do your research and choose a guide that fits your needs. Happy travels!

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Planning a trip to Orlando can seem daunting, especially if it’s your first time. With so much to see and do in the city, it’s important to have a plan in place before you go. Here’s how to get started:

First, determine your budget and what you’re hoping to get out of your trip. Orlando is a great destination for all kinds of travelers, from budget-minded people looking for a bargain to luxury-seekers looking for a luxurious getaway. Once you know what you can afford, you can start to plan your itinerary.

If you’re looking to visit some of Orlando’s theme parks, start by purchasing tickets in advance. Disney, Universal, and other parks offer discounts for those who purchase tickets online. You’ll also want to plan out your schedule and figure out when each park is busiest so you can avoid long lines.

If you’re not interested in theme parks, there’s still plenty to do in Orlando. The city is home to a number of world-class restaurants, spas, and shopping districts. You can also visit one of the many museums or take a nature hike at one of the area’s state parks.

No matter what you decide to do, be sure to book your accommodations well in advance. Orlando is a popular destination and hotels tend to fill up quickly.

With a little bit of planning, you can have a fantastic trip to Orlando.

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When compiling a travel guide, there are a few key things to keep in mind. The first and most important is to make sure the guide is up-to-date. Always check for the latest information on visas, health and safety advisories, and climate conditions.

The guide should also be tailored to the specific needs of the traveller. For example, if you’re travelling with children, you’ll need information on family-friendly activities and restaurants. Or if you’re a nature lover, you’ll want to know about the best hiking trails and wildlife-watching spots.

The guide should also include practical information on getting around and where to stay and eat. And don’t forget to include a few interesting facts about the destination to help whet the traveller’s appetite!

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One way to get free vacations is to win them in contests. Some travel companies or hotels run contests where you can win free trips. You can also enter contests run by travel magazines or websites.

Another way to get free vacations is to get them as discounts or freebies from travel companies. Many travel companies offer discounts to people who book their trips through them. Some companies also offer free trips to people who sign up for their newsletters or loyalty programs.

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Afar magazine, an award-winning travel publication, is still in business, although it has gone through some changes in recent years.

The magazine was founded in 1993 by husband and wife team, Dan and Amy Cahill. It is based in San Francisco, and specializes in travel stories from around the world. Afar has won numerous awards, including the National Magazine Award for General Excellence in 2009.

However, the magazine has undergone some changes in recent years. In late 2015, the Cahills announced that they were selling a majority stake in the magazine to a group of investors. Then, in early 2017, it was announced that the magazine was cutting back on its print publication and would only be publishing online going forward.

Despite these changes, Afar magazine is still in business, and continues to publish interesting and informative travel stories.

How much does GetYourGuide charge?

GetYourGuide is a travel company that offers tickets and tours for travel destinations all over the world. They have a wide variety of options, and they also allow you to book a tour or ticket without having to leave the site.

GetYourGuide charges different prices for their tickets and tours, depending on the company that is providing the service. For example, a ticket to the Louvre may cost more than a ticket to a local museum.

GetYourGuide also offers a variety of discounts. For example, they may offer a discount for booking a tour and a ticket together. They may also offer a discount for booking early.

Overall, GetYourGuide is a great resource for finding tickets and tours for travel destinations all over the world. Their prices are competitive, and they offer a variety of discounts.

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