By Lauren Tjaden Whether you’re a bona fide ghost hunter, curious about the paranormal, or just looking for a cauldron of fun, Florida has a spooky expedition with your name on it. In the Sunshine State, you can commune with the so-called dead in legendary, eerie Cassadaga; experience a terrifying…
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By Kellilynn Hann Multigenerational travel— a combination family reunion and destination vacation— is a major travel trend. The reason isn’t hard to fathom: bringing loved ones together for a week or two of uninterrupted time is good for the health of the entire family. Grandparents can share…
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Find more information about Florida’s accessibility here. By Julie Landry Laviolette If you’re traveling with a child on the autism spectrum or with sensory sensitivities, you will find a warm welcome in St. Augustine, Florida. Many of the businesses – even the tourist information offices – have…
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By Kevin McGeever The 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass is a microcosm of golf in Florida: a peninsula of green nearly surrounded by water and bathed in sunshine. Look at the photos. Isn’t it lovely? Now try and keep your ball dry. Featured every year with the PGA TOUR’s Players Championship and appearing…
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By Jennifer Stevens With the rise in remote work opportunities, more and more people are realizing they can work from anywhere—choosing to trade their Zoom bedroom backgrounds for real swaying palm trees. Called “digital nomads,” these remote workers are travelers with laptops, often choosing to…
Read MoreHeading to Florida for a cruise? Check out the experiences and adventures that await you near your cruise port – before or after you sail. Or both. Here are some top picks, near each of these seven ports… What to Do Before or After Your Cruise from Port Tampa Bay What to Do Before or After Your…
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By Janet K. Keeler Jacksonville is the northernmost cruise port in Florida to board a cruise ship bound for the blue water of the Caribbean. The Jacksonville cruise port, called JaxPort, is the homeport for the Carnival Elation which plies the Atlantic year-round to the eastern Caribbean, namely…
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By Janet K. Keeler The Port of Palm Beach is Florida’s little cruise port that could. Flanked by much bigger and busier cruise ports, Port Canaveral to the north and Port Everglades to the south, the Port of Palm Beach has found its niche. And close to three-quarters of a million cruisers a year…
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By Janet K. Keeler Planning things to do before or after cruising from Port Tampa Bay is as fun to think about as the much-anticipated tropical cruise itself. The Tampa cruise port is conveniently located in a bustling area of Tampa, full of shops, attractions and restaurants, so the choices are…
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By Janet K. Keeler There’s always something new at PortMiami, the cruise capital of the world. If it’s not a new terminal, it’s a new cruise ship sailing from the world’s busiest cruise port. Some 7.3 million passengers boarded cruise ships in PortMiami in 2022-2023. That's a lot of people roaming…
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