Planning a holiday in Florida? Then be sure to include these top four destinations on your travels: 

1. Miami marvels

Magic city - that’s what Miami’s called, and not without good reason. You’ll discover a tantalising mix of vibrant city life cheek by jowl with a landscape of unsurpassed natural beauty.

Striking coastlines, stunning parks, and iconic art deco architecture are all topped off with wonderful weather much of the year – so why not visit Miami? Kick back and relax on a dazzling beach, then stride into the heart of this dynamic city for an alluring mix of cultural highlights, tourist attractions, foodie heaven, and an exciting nightlife.  

2. Orlando excels

Next stop, take stock of the many attractions Orlando has to offer. It may be known as the theme park capital of the world, and that’s true, but scratch a little deeper and you’ll find much more besides – it’s an epicenter for the arts.

Explore the cultural corridor and discover performing arts, museums, and gardens, then travel through the ages when you dine at Medieval Times. Lift off for the Kennedy Space Center, or whip-crack-away your way out to Fort Christmas Historical Park. Book your Orlando Holidays 2018, so you don’t miss out. We have a weekly arts and cultural events calendar here at Wandering Educators, well worth including to enhance your time in Orlando.

3. Destination Disney 

You can’t visit Florida without making Walt Disney World Resort a stop on your itinerary. Isn’t it amazing what one man’s imagination achieved? Step into the Magic Kingdom and enjoy a Star Wars spectacular or explore the World of Avatar...and much more besides. 

Since its foundation in 1971, this landmark attraction has grown to embrace a plethora of attractions designed to appeal to all of the family, from Epcot to the Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs. Covering 47 acres, you’ll find attractions to amuse all of the family from water parks to golf courses, shopping and dining choices. Want to do a treasure hunt while at Disney? Look for these hidden surprises.

4. Everglades entice

Then immerse yourself in the subtropical wilderness of the Everglades. No trip to Florida would be complete without experiencing the wonders of this national park, which encompasses 1.5 million acres of wetlands.

This diverse ecosystem incorporates marshland, mangroves, woods of cypress and pine trees, and coastal prairie, and is home to 73 endangered or threatened species. Tours depart from Miami and Orlando, so you can fit a trip to the Everglades into your itinerary with ease; it’s a unique environment to behold, so don’t pass it by. Learn more here: https://www.nps.gov/ever/index.htm

What are your favourite things to see and do in Florida?