The only rush on Amelia Island is trying to fit everything in after making the mistake of booking a room for only a weekend.
Discover paradise at Rosemary Beach, Florida
May 27, 2011 By
Long stretches of sugary white sand and warm gulf breezes have long attracted people to the northwestern coast of Florida. But Rosemary Beach in South Walton County also provides peace and tranquility
Siesta and Long Boat – Florida’s Keys to Luxury
March 26, 2011 By
Florida has many keys, but the keys of Sarasota: Siesta and Long Boat on Florida’s Gulf Coast are simply spectacular. Here you’ll find long stretches of white sand beaches and a warmth that nourishes both your body and soul. Hyatt Siesta Key Beach – A Seaside Paradise Awaits You The Hyatt Siesta Key Beach –… Read More
Fulvio’s 1900 in Hollywood, Florida: slow-paced fine dining
March 22, 2011 By
Fulvio’s 1900 is what a fine dining experience is all about. This restaurant came highly recommended by friends who enjoy slow- paced eating. Fulvio’s is located at 1900 Harrison Street in Hollywood, Florida, right at the beginning of Hallendale Road. In this popular restaurant district, Fulvio’s stands out in lights with its soft-pastel facade, featuring Italian food at its finest. The ambiance… Read More
Branch out to explore Everglades National Park
January 29, 2011 By
You’ll find plenty of swamps and alligators in Florida’s Everglades National Park—and vendors willing to take you on the quintesential airboat ride–but there are other natural attractions in the region worth exploring, too. Here are two excursions on the northern end of the park. Both are easily accessible from Everglades City, gateway to the national park that shares its name.
Florida: coast by coast VIII – Gunkholing
January 16, 2011 By
The barrier islands separating Clearwater and St. Petersburg, Florida from the Gulf of Mexico end at Pass-A-Grille, a village on the National Register of Historic Places. Nearby, a road leads across the water to Fort DeSoto, a Pinellas County park with the fort, a campground, a dog park and one of the best beaches in the United States. From there, a ferry takes passengers to Egmont Key and Fort Dade. The two forts protected Tampa Bay even during the Civil War.
