Coastal habitats, historic communities and major attractions give Florida many different personalities. Choose a region, then plan around heat, weather and travel time.
Beyond the mainland visitor center, Biscayne is largely a world of water, islands and reefs. A boat-based outing can give your group a very different national park experience from a mountain or canyon drive.
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Explore a coastal fortress built of shell-stone coquina, overlooking the waters of St. Augustine. Ramparts and rooms reveal centuries of conflict, changing empires and imprisonment.
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A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway is entrenched in American history, home to the first continuously inhabited city in America – St. Augustine, Florida. This roadway inspires awe as travelers climb the St. Augustine Lighthouse steps, cross the Matanzas Inlet, or observe the spires of St. Augustine in the sunset. Visitors traveling along the A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway are impressed that this very place has attracted visitors from across the world to “La Florida” for over 500 years.
Explore this place →Where to stay →Choose a manageable region, then allow time for the main attraction and the places along the way. Check current access and reservations before departure.
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