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Florida State and Visitor Information

Florida is a playground for millions of sunseekers--snowbirds, beachcombers, college students on spring break, sports fans who watch and play outdoor games.  Its low-lying peninsula probes deep into warm southern seas. Along its coasts, seemingly endless white-sand beaches meet the incoming surf. Inland, thousands of freshwater lakes nestle in semitropical settings.  Everglades National Park--a haven of rare plants, birds, and animals--is the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. Heading farther south from the glades, the Overseas Highway hops for miles over the 60-island chain of Florida Keys.

The beaches are one of the most popular attractions, along with some of the world's best known theme parks, including Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld. However some of Florida's best secrets are in secluded locations away for tourist areas and well worth seeing. Regardless of preference Florida has something to offer for any kind of traveler. Although Florida may be known for theme parks and chain hotels, the savvy traveler will be delighted by Florida's many appealing bed and breakfasts, country inns, lodges, historic hotels, urban inns, and B&B homestays.   

Many rural parts of the state grow citrus and sugar cane, but farmland tends to be far out from the usual tourist areas. The Florida Panhandle and North Florida is mostly farmland and pine trees, but as you travel south, you'll see more wetlands and urbanization. Want to dip a toe into the Atlantic? Visit Daytona Beach, West Palm Beach or Fort Lauderdale. If you prefer the warmer waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Pensacola, Panama City and Sarasota have a spot on the beach just for you.  And one of the best places to get active – day or night – is in Miami. You can snorkel or fish the day away and then get ready to salsa or rumba the night away in trendy South Beach, before retiring to a FL bed and breakfast.Whether you experience the Everglades or witness the wonder of Cape Canaveral, a vacation that includes a Florida bed and breakfast   promises to be out of this world!