Every year, a large number of tourists head to Florida for spring break. One of the reasons that make the state so popular is due to its hundreds of miles of white sandy beaches, exciting cities and an endless variety of things to choose from.
Pensacola Beach
Pensacola Beach has become a popular destination for spring breakers. More than 100,000 people flock to the area each spring. In the last few years, the area has become a favorite destination for families seeking to escape from the larger crowds. It’s best to plan ahead of time if you decide to visit Pensacola Beach during spring break season. Expect to see hotel rooms on the beach to fill up fairly quickly.
Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach is considered to be one of the World’s top beaches. With more than 20 miles of white sandy beaches, the area has become a popular spring break destination for families with children. Selected areas on the beach allow for cars to park from sunrise to sunset. A variety of activities feature kayaking, parasailing, and offshore cruising.
Marco Island
Marco Island provides visitors to a wide variety of beach activities ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. Visitors can enjoy a round of golf at one of the area golf courses, do some fishing, go out for a boat ride or watch a beautiful sunset. More than 37 miles of barrier island coastline stretches from Naples to Marco Island.
Miami
Miami is world renowned for its Latin flavor and the colorful neighborhoods that comprise Little Havana. The city provides visitors with an entertaining nightlife and a growing culture. South Beach is without a doubt the most recognizable location in Miami, consisting of decorated Art Deco buildings to its white sandy beaches and clear blue water. The city’s shopping areas, attractions, and restaurants are all within easy reach from the beach.
Key Largo
Key Largo provides excellent diving, snorkeling, and fishing in the region’s subtropical waters that abound with a variety of fish. Key Largo is an outdoor lover’s paradise providing year-round recreation sure to please everyone. A must-see attraction not to be missed is the Key Largo Hammocks State Botanical Site. The area comprises some 2,000 acres of rare hardwood hammock as well as being the largest hammock track in the United States. Visitors have the option to hike or bike within the nature trail while exploring some of the forest.