When trying to decide where to take your family for a vacation filled with Disney magic, you're spoiled for choice. Whether you're into theme parks, a tropical getaway or even cruise ships plying the high seas, there's a Disney experience for you.
Grab a bite at Beach House Pompano, drink a cold one at 26° Brewing Co., and finish with ice cream at Razzleberry's. Go shopping at Miami Blues and Record Rack, before renting a surfboard at 2nd Street Surf Shop and hitting the beach.
The culinary capital of Florida is harvesting from the sea and the land to create amazing dishes steeped in culture. Eat regional, sustainable seafood at The Spillover in Coconut Grove, try Venezuelan arepas at Doggi's Arepa Bar and drink craft beer at Concrete Beach Brewery.
Master model builder, Luke Phillips shares the top attractions to visit at Legoland Florida Resort and explains what goes into building the resort's on-site Lego models.
If you're looking for a beach vacation with cultural depth, Miami is for you. Stay at The Julia, an artsy new hotel, eat at a food hall, get tickets to see Sensatia at the Faena Theater, explore Little Havana and watch a performance outside the New World Center.
Leave your devices at the door when you visit Sanibel and Captiva islands, just across the bridge from Fort Myers, Florida. Stay at the beachfront Island Inn, eat at Sweet Melissa's Cafe, go to Cabbage Key Restaurant, visit a wildlife refuge and search for a coveted junonia shell.
Greater Fort Lauderdale is on-point with every trend, but far from being too-cool-for-school. Stay at the chic Plunge Beach Hotel, sip craft beer, eat in the dark at Market 17, tour the Everglades and watch "living mermaids."
Wondering how you can save money at Orlando's Walt Disney World Resort, no pixie dust required? We've got a few suggestions.
Here are four ways to save while playing on the sun-soaked shores of this island near Fort Myers.
Local Orlando chefs are turning out a mix of distinctly Floridian dishes alongside authentic ethnic options that embrace flavours from the community’s multicultural residents. Try African cuisine at Jiko – The Cooking Place, French-inspired cocktails at DoveCote and freshly caught Gulf coast fish at 1921 by Norman Van Aken.
