For those who live in frostbitten lands, Florida takes on a mythical stature. Long before they visit the state, travelers are regaled with tales of its warm sun, exotic creatures and golden beaches. In the middle of the state, Orlando stands as the undisputed capital of the theme park. Along the Atlantic coast, Miami simmers with Caribbean and Latin American flair, and sights such as alligators in the Everglades and the space shuttle at the Kennedy Space Center allow you to combine education with vacation. And should you become convinced that all of Florida was constructed after 1970, sites like St. Augustine are living proof that Florida's historical roots are some of the deepest in the U.S. On the Gulf coast, a stop in Tampa/St. Petersburg will provide all the comfort and entertainment that a booming modern metro area can provide. A few hours down the highway, on Sanibel Island, you can tour a piece of wild Florida that has not changed in centuries.

Florida has been partying longer than any other vacations. It offers a variety of casual hangout bars and nightclubs. It has one of the hottest nightlife to offer.

Florida teems with shopping malls, outlet centers, boutiques and arts-and-crafts shops. The state's enormous popularity as a leisure destination means you'll find a lot of touristy junk; shell shops and alligator souvenirs seem to appear at every corner.
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Sun and sand, freshwater and saltwater fishing, tropical wetlands and forests, Orlando and Disney World, the Florida Keys, the Kennedy Space Center, Miami, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Native American culture, Caribbean and Latin American cuisine, lots of fresh seafood, unlimited water sports and a wide variety of day and night activities are Florida's foremost attractions.
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