Many of Fort Lauderdale's major attractions and amenities are within walking distance of each other. By Dalia Colon Footloose and Car-Free Between its waterways, beach walks, public transportation and totally pleasant pedestrian promenades, Fort Lauderdale makes driving practically obsolete. Big…
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Find more information about Florida’s accessibility here. By Julie Landry Laviolette Families traveling to Fort Lauderdale with a child on the autism spectrum or with special needs can find plenty to see and do. If your child needs a sensory-friendly attraction, a quiet break or a patient…
Read MoreBy Steve Winston For more than 75 years, the mysterious disappearance of Bermuda Triangle Flight 19 has puzzled historians, researchers and curious visitors drawn to one of Florida’s most enduring unsolved mysteries. The Disappearance of Flight 19 On Dec. 5, 1945, four months after the end of…
Read MoreJeff Klinkenberg No need to be scared. Go ahead and drive over the Seven Mile Bridge. It’s modern now. Finished in 1982, the longest bridge in the Florida Keys is wide enough to give a motorist room to pull over to change a flat tire and steal many glances at the perfectly green water. The…
Read MoreBy Lauren Tjaden A National Park and a national treasure, Dry Tortugas promises a remote tropical paradise, a symphony of private beaches, crystalline waters and turquoise fish. Dominated by Fort Jefferson, the largest brick building in the western hemisphere, the park invites you ditch your…
Read MoreBy Kevin Mims Destin is known for its white-sand beaches and stunning views of clear, blue-green water, but some of the most captivating scenery lies beyond the beach and under the surface. Nestled on the Emerald Coast in Northwest Florida , west of Panama City Beach , Destin, dubbed “The World’s…
Read MoreBy Rachelle Lucas Whether you're celebrating a holiday, or just enjoying your vacation, a Champagne Sunday Brunch in Delray Beach with stunning ocean views is always a good idea. Delray Sands Resort is now hosting a weekly Sunday Brunch at their Latitudes restaurant and it's open to anyone…
Read MoreBy Lauren Tjaden Cape San Blas is a 17-mile peninsula nestled between St. Joseph Bay and the Gulf of America on Northwest Florida’s Forgotten Coast, with activities that offer peace, seclusion and empty sweeps of sugar sand. It’s a place to reconnect with nature, family and friends. Read on to…
Read MoreBy Janet K. Keeler There are two kinds of people who come to the monthly Arcadia Antiques Fair in Arcadia, Fla. The street fair attracts those on a mission to add to their collections, and the accidental pickers who meander the lanes of dealers, waiting for something to jump out and scream, “Buy…
Read MoreThe beaches in Florida's Panhandle are captivating, pristine, relaxing - and plentiful. Here are some of the most alluring... Pensacola Beach Why You’ll Go: Variety. The area known as Pensacola Beach is really a roughly 8-mile section of the Santa Rosa barrier island. Here you’ll find everything…
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