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Clearwater Beach

Proud winner of the Florida’s Best Beach Town by several people, the Clearwater Beach is located at a distance of around 108.1 miles from the city of Orlando. Whether it is the tourists or people looking for residence, Clearwater Beach welcomes everyone with open arms. State Road 60, also known as Pier 60, attracts a large number of tourists by its snack bars, playgrounds, beautiful shops which sell a wide array of products. A regular event known as the Sunset Pier 60 is held where the beach becomes even more eventful as the street artists perform several acts. There are paid day cruises, sunset cruises, whale watching, helicopter tours, snorkelling etc that helps to keep the visitors entertained. Give yourself a special treat to a year-long sunlight as the Clearwater Beach holds a record of having 768 sunny days. Read More

The Clearwater beach is home to the State Road 60, also known as Pier 60, which is mainly the meeting point for all the people on the beach to watch the sunset and enjoy the Sunset at Pier 60 Daily Festival which is a hub of artists craftsmen and performers who come to make the evenings more colourful. Located at a distance of 108.1 miles from Orlando, the beach enjoys year-long sunlight. There are paid day cruises, sunset cruises, whale watching, helicopter tours, snorkeling, theatres, golf courses, entertainment complexes, marine aquarium, dolphin exploration tours, etc. Irrespective of whether you are a resident or a visitor, the beach is open to you for 24 hours. The parking fee is however $2 per hour. If you are traveling with a person with a disability, you need not worry as there are wheelchairs available for free at Clearwater Beach. Love walking? You can spend hours on the south of Clearwater Beach where there is a broad pathway surrounded by resorts, palm trees, resting areas, beautiful white sand, artwork, and greenery. Enjoy parasailing, jet skiing, tubing, wakeboard, shelling, adventure boats, scuba diving, etc at affordable prices. Do not miss this experience for the world. Read More

Located at a distance of 59.4 miles to the east of Orlando, the Cocoa Beach, will help to satisfy the cravings of all the beach lovers. Also known as the Space Coast due to the presence of Kennedy Space Centre, this beach has a lot to offer from deep sea fishing or surfcasting to water sports. The main highlight of the beach is surfing, it has the world’s largest surf shop. For all the nature lovers, the Cocoa Beach also has to offer the eco-tour adventure or Kayak tours that takes you close to nature and wildlife at an affordable price, all the shopaholics needn’t be disheartened as it also has some fabulous shops, boutiques and restaurants that range from fine dining to the casual ones. The beach is open for 24 hours except for restrooms, playgrounds, parking lot etc. It also puts out certain rules to protect the turtles, turtle nests or turtle hatchlings. Read More

A teaching museum situated in Rollins College’s Winter Park campus, Cornell Fine Arts Museum showcases over 50,000 objects of European and American art. From the contemporary to classical age, the museum houses a vast collection of rare paintings, drawings, photographs, and prints. Along with the large collection of permanent objects, Cornell Fine Arts Museum also features rotating and engaging exhibits, family programs, interactive play stations, and guided tours. In addition, the museum offers free admission and tours as well. Read More

Located about 51.5 miles from Orlando, Daytona Beach Racing and Card Club is open from Sunday to Thursday from 10 AM till 4 PM and on Friday, Saturday from 10 AM till 6 PM. The Poker Room with 50 tables caters to both beginners and seasoned players with games like Seven Card Stud, Omaha Hi-Lo etc and buy-in tournaments including the Great American Poker Tournaments. You can participate in national televised events, regular monthly tournaments and celebrity poker tournaments with guaranteed payouts. The traditional poker games are offered at USD 2-4 Limit, USD 1-2 No Limit, USD 1-2 PLO, USD 2-5 No Limit, USD 4-8 PLO etc. The Vegas-styled games, as well as the “Fast Action” games namely Three Card Poker and Fortune Pai Glow are also offered at the Poker Rooms that are open from Monday through Thursday from 10 AM till 4 PM, at 10 AM on Friday and 24x7 on Saturday-Sunday. Simulcast Wagering and Wi-Fi Wagering is offered on the premier tracks for Harness and Thoroughbred Horse Racing, Jai-Alai and Greyhound races. You can also enjoy live racing from the United Kingdom with Place, Win, Tri-fecta and Exacta Wagering on 8 greyhound tracks with races every 8 minutes. Dining is available at the Poker Room and for greater rewards, you can visit the Lucky North Club that is open from 9:30 AM till 9:30 PM throughout the week. Read More

Located 51 miles northeast of Orlando, Daytona Beach is the hub of motorsports, which is possible because of its hard-packed sand. In addition to that, it also attracts baseball and golf enthusiasts and is a long 23 miles stretch of sandy beach. Be ready to experience a host of water activities like parasailing, fishing, boating, surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking etc. Pamper yourself at the local eateries and satisfy your shopping urges at the beautiful souvenir shops. Rejuvenate yourself at some of the amazing spas at the Daytona Beach. Read More

With a rich subtropical forest alongside a clear water spring, this park is placed on an area originally inhabited by Mayaca Indians who named the springs Acuera, meaning ‘Healing Waters’. The spring is a great area for swimming, boating and scuba diving all year round. A very interesting feature of the park has to be the Sugar Mill Restaurant, based on an actual sugar mill from the 1830s. Here you can cook and customize your very own pancakes as well as have other delicacies. Other activities include paddling, boat-tours and boating along the water as well as a paved nature trail that stretches half a mile and is wheelchair accessible and other longer trails as well. Chair lifts into the swimming area and wheelchair accessible areas are spread throughout the park, and pets are also allowed. Read More

Devil’s Den

There are several springs all over Florida, however, you surely can’t miss the Devil’s Den, which is a 54 feet deep, privately owned underground spring cave from where human remains have been found which dates back to the 7500 BC. Isn’t that spooky? Come and experience the thrill at the Devil’s Den located at a distance of 102.8 miles from the city of Orlando. It is suggested to not go there with people who have a disability as it is mainly popular for snorkeling or scuba diving, casual swimming is not allowed. Do not forget to carry your snorkeling and scuba gears, however even if you forget it, you will be able to rent snorkeling gears for $10 and scuba gears for $40. The fee to enter the Den is $15 per person for weekdays and $20 on weekends. The spring maintains a temperature of 72 degrees throughout the year. It remains open from 8 in the morning to 5 in the evening and if you are planning to spend the night near the cave, then there are tents, camps, cabins, and trailers. Enjoy the marine wildlife, beautifully and naturally carved rocks, and a serene and calm environment. Read More

Discovery Cove is a tropical, aquatic theme park in Orlando. One of the main attractions here is that the guests can play, talk, touch and swim with the Atlantic bottlenose dolphins. The park also contains more than 30 species of exotic, tropical birds, making it mesmerizing and relaxing at the same time. The lazy river here is unlike any other water park as it is structured to feel like an actual river, with birds and waterfalls. The newest addition to this park is the Great Reef, which allows you to go snorkeling, with actual fish, and a special restricted for sharks too! Read More

One of the first and most visited theme parks, which helped Orlando gain its title, Disney Magic Kingdom is truly a fairytale land. It includes 6 enchanting lands, namely: Adventureland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Fantasyland, Tommorrowland and Main Street, U.S.A. as well. It is also home to the very famous Cinderella Castle, which is a picturesque location truly out of a fairytale.Other attractions include roller coasters, a haunted mansion and a pirate-themed ride, along with Character parades. As for food, you can snack on classic Disney character-based snacks and sweets or experience a lavish Disney style fine dining experience. Wheelchair assistance and rentals, as well as pet boarding are available. Read More