Florida has so much to offer vacationers, and there is something for everyone in this warm inviting state. The Florida Keys, an archipelago at the southeastern tip of Florida, is only about 15 miles from Miami. One of the most popular northern islands in the Keys is Key Largo. Those who enjoy scuba diving, fishing, kayaking, and other water sports find plenty to do in Key Largo. The largest and southern-most island is Key West.
There are many historical, cultural and entertainment events in Key West that attract visitors each year.

For family vacations you can't beat the Orlando area. Disney's Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Animal Kingdom, SeaWorld, Universal Orlando Resort, the Central Florida Zoological Park, Cypress Gardens Adventure Park, Wet n' Wild Water Park and The Orlando Hard Rock Caf' are just a few of the many amusements awaiting families in the Orlando area. Every year, millions of families head to Orlando for a memorable vacation at some of the nation's best parks.

When spring arrives, the Florida beaches become crowded with college students looking for a break from their studies. Fort Lauderdale is one of the top destinations for spring break. During March and April, there is a definite festive air on the beaches and on the streets. When it's not spring break season, Fort Lauderdale is still a popular tourist attraction.

For golf enthusiasts, Florida is a little piece of heaven on earth. Throughout the state there are thousands of golf courses, making Florida the state with most golf courses in America. There is a large concentration of courses around Orlando, Fort Myers and Destin, however, anywhere you visit in the state is bound to be near 18 holes. There are many excellent public golf courses in Florida that visitors can enjoy year round in the beautiful weather. The World Golf Hall of Fame is located in Florida, also. It's in the World Golf Village which is located between Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

Miami is another top destination for travelers to Florida. Many celebrities make Miami their vacation spot of choice. Miami Beach is a must see, particularly its hip South Beach section. The beaches, shopping, dining, bars, clubs, and music just can't be beat in Miami.

In addition to these area highlights, there is so much more to do in Florida. The Everglades offer visitors a chance to discover nature. Cape Canaveral has the Kennedy Space Center and NASA. The nation's oldest city, St. Augustine, is filled with historical and cultural activities. There are also many places to camp, hike, and bike. There truly is something for every traveler in Florida.

Visitors to Florida can find the perfect accommodations with access to all of these amazing activities when they choose vacation home rentals for their stay. In addition to having a place to rest up after a long day at amusement parks or playing through 18 holes, a vacation rental can offer many of the comforts of home.

Go online to peruse the Florida Vacation Rentals listings, checking out the pictures, virtual tours, features and previous visitor testimonials as you make your big decision.