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Denniston Jennifer - Lonely Planet Florida Travel Guide

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Lonely Planet: The worlds leading travel guide publisher

Lonely Planet Florida is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Dance to Caribbean beats in Miami, fulfill your inner child at Walt Disney World, or kayak the Everglades shallow waterways; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Florida and begin your journey now!

Inside Lonely Planets Florida Travel Guide:

  • Color maps and images throughout
    • Highlights and itineraries help you tailor your trip to your personal needs and interests
    • Insider tips to save time and money and get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots
    • Essential info at your fingertips - hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, transit tips, prices
    • Honest reviews for all budgets - eating, sleeping, sight-seeing, going out, shopping, hidden gems that most guidebooks miss
    • Cultural insights give you a richer, more rewarding...
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    Florida

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    Contents
    Plan Your Trip
    On The Road
    Understand
    Survive
    Welcome to Florida

    A hundred worlds from magic kingdoms and Latin American and Caribbean capitals to mangrove islands, wild wetlands and artist colonies are all contained within this flat peninsula.

    Seaside Fantasy

    Maybe there's no mystery to what makes the Florida peninsula so intoxicating. Beaches as fine and sweet as powdered sugar, warm waters, rustling mangroves: all conspire to melt our workaday selves. We come to Florida to let go of worries and winter, of inhibitions and reality. Some desire a beachy getaway of swimming, seafood and sunsets. Others seek the hedonism of South Beach, spring break and Key West. Still more hope to lose themselves within the phantasmagorical realms of Walt Disney World and Orlando's theme parks.

    Sexy Swamps

    Within Florida's semitropical wilderness, alligators prowl beside waterways, herons strut through ponds, manatees winter in springs and sea turtles nest in summer. Osprey and eagles, dolphins and tarpon, coral-reef forests, oceans of sawgrass: despite the best efforts of 21st-century humans, overwhelming portions of Florida remain untamed, sometimes disconcertingly so. We come to Florida to experience this taste of wildness, to paddle so close to our toothsome Jurassic-era friends that our palms tingle. To meet loggerheads and manatees underwater, eye to eye.

    Tropical Mosaic

    While many know Florida for beaches and theme parks, few understand this is one of the most populous states in the country, a bellwether for the American experiment. And that experiment and this state is more diverse than ever. From rural hunters and trappers in her geographically northern, culturally Southern climes, to Jewish transplants sitting side by side with Latin arrivals from every Spanish-speaking nation in the world, it's hard to beat Florida when it comes to experiencing the human tapestry at its most colorful and vibrant.

    Culture By the Coast

    Tan, tropical Florida is smarter and more culturally savvy then her appearance suggests. This state, particularly South Florida, has a reputation for attracting eccentrics and idiosyncratic types from across the United States, Latin America and Europe. Many of these folks, and their descendants, have gone on to create or provide patronage for the arts, as evidenced by enormous concert spaces in Miami, a glut of museums on the Gulf Coast, and a long, literary tradition Florida has produced more than her fair share of great American authors.

    The Everglades DAVID JOBGETTY IMAGES Why I Love Florida By Adam Karlin - photo 8
    The Everglades DAVID JOB/GETTY IMAGES
    Why I Love Florida

    By Adam Karlin, Author

    I was raised on wetlands and I'm drawn to wetlands, and I can't think of a state that better combines that favored biome with some of my other great travel loves namely, good food, ethnic entrepts, warm weather and nice beaches. What can I say? Give me the ocean on one hand, swamps on the other and some fried conch and ice tea for lunch and I'm happy as a clam (which are great fried at a dockside restaurant, by the way).

    Floridas Top 15
    Capital of the Americas
    Carnaval Miami celebrations in Calle Ocho JEFF GREENBERG GETTY IMAGES Many - photo 9
    Carnaval Miami celebrations in Calle Ocho JEFF GREENBERG / GETTY IMAGES

    Many Latin Americans resent when citizens of the United States call themselves, simply, 'Americans.' 'Are we not citizens of the Americas too?' they ask. Yes, and in this vein, Miami () is the capital of America, North and South. No other city blends the Anglo attitude of North America with the Latin energy of South America and the Caribbean. Throw in an African American heritage, gastronomic edge, pounding nightlife, a skyline plucked from a patrician's dream and miles of gorgeous sand, and say hello to the Magic City.

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