Florida boasts of being among the earliest states with a recorded history in the United States. The state is packed with so many attractions and places to visit, you won’t be able to see it all in a few hours – or even a few days!
To enjoy the full magnificence and beauty of all Florida has to offer, you will need to spend a considerable amount of time going up and down the incredible state.
However, if you are pressed for time, you can choose just one area you would like to explore. You can enjoy the beaches, theme parks, nature parks, entertainment hotspots and other attractions offered in Florida.
I’ve tried to narrow down the places you should make sure to visit when you visit Florida.
1. Speeding Cars at Daytona International Speedway
If you and the kids are car enthusiasts, this spot will make your day. It has everything you can dream of.
Dazzling fast cars, speed thrills and lots of excitement are the hallmarks of this spot. If you are lucky, you might even get to enjoy a high-speed drive alongside a professional rally driver. Collect autographs and take photos beside your favorite cars to immortalize the visit.
2. Indulge at Walt Disney World
The most magical place on earth has held the title of best theme park for children in the whole world for a long time, and it does not disappoint.
There is so much to do on these 22,000 acres of beauty and buzzing excitement that your kids will definitely want to go back!
With all there is to do and see, several days are needed to truly enjoy Walt Disney World.
3. Relax at the Dry Tortugas National Park
This national park is home to amazing coral reefs and wildlife. There might not be many activities going on but your kids will appreciate the tranquility, the education on wildlife and playing in the sand.
There is a small fort that holds a deep history as it served as a prison during the Civil war. The kids can swim in the shallow, clean waters, snorkel or watch the birds flying around this park.
4. Take a Photo with Gators at St. Augustine Alligator Farm
This farm is home to every species of alligator known to man and your kids will be amazed at how at ease these reptiles seem to be here.
They can watch them eat and swim and if it is safe, they can take some amazing selfies.
In some cases, the attendants will allow the kids to hold baby alligators for the most incredible picture.
5. Jump into the Movies at Universal Orlando Resort
Your heroes are about to burst through the screen and yank you into the story. You’re the star here and you’ll disappear into one jaw-dropping adventure after another.
Dodge evil villains. Defend the earth. Face a fire-breathing dragon. Wander into animated worlds where characters you love are suddenly right beside you. Go beyond the screen, behind the scenes and jump into the action of your favorite films at the world’s premier movie and TV based theme park.
6. Visit Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
Get to enjoy thrilling rides in an environment that has been structured and dedicated solely for the pleasure of your kids.
The flowers seem to be in full bloom all the time here and they are an attractive addition to the scenery.
2019 marks a milestone for Busch Gardens Tampa Bay as they celebrate their 60th anniversary. The park has come a long way from its humble start as a brewery and bird garden. It has grown to a premier destination to experience world-class thrill rides, state-of-the-art animal habitats and care, and award-winning entertainment.
Busch Gardens will be celebrating its birthday throughout the year with exciting offers and events!
7. Explore the Orbit at Kennedy Space Center
If your kids are into space exploration or aspiring to become astronauts, this is an ideal place to visit. They get to learn how astronauts survive in space and the developments happening in this sphere.
They might hop into a space shuttle simulator and get to experience first-hand how these astronauts live in space.
8. Learn about Marine Life at Mote Marine Laboratory
Let your kids learn more about marine life and what happens in the sea in this spot. There are thousands of marine life on display.
You get to see all kinds of fish, in all colors and glory. There is a lot to learn here.
9. Visit the Everglades National Park
This is one of the largest subtropical wilderness in the country, with hundreds of animals to see.
You might even get lucky and see some rare animals such as manatee and the famed Florida panther. This is a good spot for camping, hiking and taking walks.
10. Learn About Aviation at the Naval Aviation Museum
One of the most accomplished naval aviation museums in the country offers free admission. The kids will get to see different aircraft on display here.
There are a lot of history lessons to learn from this museum and the flight simulator depicts an actual flight, letting you see and feel what it’s like to be a naval pilot.
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