Vacations in Florida are made of dreams.  Take your pick of sun-kissed beaches, towns built with your leisure in mind.  Parks, golf courses, Disney World, ultra-modern motels, great shopping centers, and you can find the very best each city has to offer from right here.  My list of the most informative web sites for each area is almost alphanumeric; just scroll down to the town you want to know more about and click on the name.

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Altamonte Springs - Official Web Site:  "IF there is a "right place" in all of the Orlando metropolitan area, Altamonte Springs is it! Positioned in the geographic heart of Central Florida, Altamonte Springs provides a solid base of white collar personnel and support services with the convenience of a location that virtually eliminates the daily challenge of commuting to work."

Apalachicola - Chamber of Commerce.  What a wonderful web site!  "Highly valued for our unspoiled natural environment, the coastal communities of Apalachicola, St. George Island & Eastpoint offer an authentic taste of Florida's Gulf Coast with plenty of charm & history. You’ll find miles of uncrowded pristine beaches, an endless supply of protected shallow bays, excellent fishing & acres of National and State forests to explore.  Combine all this with some of the finest seafood in the country and your stay with us is sure to be memorable."  You'll find direct links to things to do, places to stay, and events to see. 

Aventura - An Official Web Site 

Bal Harbour - An Official Web Site:  "Every day of the week there is something wonderful happening in the seaside Bal Harbour Village. That's because we are in the middle of everything that has made South Florida famous. Two elegant beachfront hotels overlook miles of sandy beaches. The world-famous Bal Harbour Shops are within walking distance. Minutes south is Miami Beach's neon wonderland - the trendy Art Deco District. With its sidewalk cafes, nightclubs and seaside promenade, it's the "in" place to see - and the scene - in South Florida. Five minutes north is Haulover Beach Marina where you can see driftfishing boats return with their "catch of the day" - and at the same time, catch a glimpse of some of the world's most glamourous yachts. There are also tropical gardens, museums and antique shops to explore nearby. Equidistant to both Miami and Ft. Lauderdale international airports, Bal Harbour is convenient and close to everything - yet nothing comes close when you want to get away from it all. "

Boca Raton - An Official Web Site, but with lots of information the general public will appreciate. 

Boca Raton - Guide -  "Boca Raton has been described as a cosmopolitan metropolis offering a tropical paradise lifestyle. It's more than that, Boca Raton is a large, strong community of more than 700 different residential neighborhoods and are supported by over 60 different religious organizations. Boca Raton offers many outstanding educational opportunities at many fine schools, both public and private. Boca has beautiful Atlantic beaches, gorgeous landscaping and appealing architectural design. Enhancing the landscape is over 40 parks maintained by the city, nature preserves, and 30+ golf courses (public & private). For families, there are outstanding schools, lots of stuff to do with the kids and amazing shopping! Boca has a diverse selection of restaurants, you can eat well every night, for every taste and budget. Boca Raton is known worldwide as a beautiful and cultured American City."

Boynton Beach - A richly illustrated guide.

Boynton Beach - An Official Web Site:  "The Palm Beach Post rated Boynton Beach’s Oceanfront Park the best overall beach in Palm Beach County in 2001"

Bradenton - An Official Web Site:  "Originally known as the Village of Manatee, Bradenton is the largest Manatee County city, with a population of approximately 50,000.  Located just south of Tampa, Bradenton is a fabulous place to explore our art and historical attractions, have fun in the sun enjoying the beach and all types of water and boat adventures, plus we are a golfer’s paradise!"

Brooksville - An Official Web Site:  "Brooksville is located in Hernando County in the heart of Florida's Nature Coast, and was selected Florida's Outstanding Rural Community of the Year 2000."  

Cape Canaveral - An Official Web Site:  "Welcome to the City of Cape Canaveral: A safe, clean, residential beach-side community with tree-lined streets."

Lee County Visitor's Guide.  Most Lee Countians were visitors at one time but chose to make it home. The reasons why are easy to understand. Lee County's climate is one of the best in the nation. Water is everywhere...from the Gulf beaches of Ft. Myers Beach and Sanibel Island to the canals of Cape Coral and the flats of Pine Island Sound to the paradise of the outer islands. Lee County just explodes with tropical flavor.

Carrabelle - Chamber of Commerce:  "Visit Florida's Forgotten Coast, a coastal Florida paradise that YOU will never forget.  Experience the quaint charm of Historic Apalachicola with it's art galleries, antique shops, bed and breakfast inns, and many fine historic homes and buildings. Explore the scenic beauty of the barrier islands, home to some of Florida's most pristine white-sand beaches, a state park, a national wildlife refuge, a beautiful old lighthouse, and some of Florida's premier vacation accommodations. Enjoy a peaceful walk along the bayside docks where the area's commercial fishermen unload the best seafood in the world."

Casselberry - An Official Web Site.  Part of Seminole County

Century - Chamber of Commerce:  "Century is located in the northwestern point of the Florida panhandle and is part of Escambia County. Century is connected by four-lane to Interstate 65 (20 minutes north) and Interstate 10 (40 minutes south). A regional airport, railroad and port facility are within a hour's drive."

Cinco Bayou - An Official Web Site:  "Each month, residents and guests are invited to attend a pot-luck picnic at Town Hall. Picnics are held the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm. Bring your favorite dish and enjoy an evening of fellowship with your friends and neighbors. The town provides a monthly birthday cake for all to enjoy!"

Clearwater - Florida's Beach is where you wanna be! Close to everything, yet miles away. A beautiful peninsula located on Florida's West coast, the area is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the west and by Tampa Bay to the east.

Clewiston - An Official Web Site:  "Clewiston Florida has that perfect mix of industry and recreation to base it's economy around. What better place to live than where you can work and play without driving a long distance. No wonder Clewiston is fast becoming a retirement goal for those wishing to get away from the hustle and traffic of metropolitan areas. Clewiston is one of the really great places left to raise a family, work and enjoy the natural surroundings."

Cocoa Beach - Guide - "Just an hour's drive east of Orlando on Florida's beautiful Space Coast, exemplifies everything that a classic beach vacation should be. The tropical climate and exotic landscapes of Cocoa Beach offer endless ways to enjoy recreation and leisure on our six-mile stretch of white, sandy beach. One of the more affordable vacation havens in all of Florida, there is never a lack of exciting things to do and see in our beautiful area. Fishing, surfing, boating, sightseeing, shopping, excellent dining, golfing, nightlife, and cruises are just a few of the many things to do in our area. While you're on the Space Coast you can visit the Kennedy Space Center (maybe even see a space shuttle liftoff!), go deep sea fishing, surf, windsurf, rent a jet-ski, swim in our crystal clear waters, and take a river tour to get close to our Florida gators, panthers, sea turtles and other awesome wildlife."

Cooper City - Guide 

Coral Gables - An Official Web Site:  "Coral Gables, The City Beautiful, stands out as a rare pearl in South Florida, a cohesive community built on a grand scale that blends color, detail, and the Mediterranean Revival architectural style to create a timeless grace and grandeur perfectly in harmony with the environment."

Crescent City - Guide  "Bass Capital of the World."

Dania Beach - An Official Web Site:  "Our beautiful pristine beaches, canals and Intracoastal Waterway, make us one of the few cities in Broward County with unobstructed ocean access. With an average temperature of 72 degrees, a world-class pristine beach, the Dania Beach Fishing Pier, marine related activities, beautiful State and County parks, numerous city and neighborhood parks, this is the perfect place for year-round outdoor activities.  Dania Beach is rapidly becoming the undisputed capital of South Florida’s maritime industry, home to more than 30 marinas and marine related facilities, the leading maritime training and research center and numerous marine research and education facilities."

Davie - An Official Web Site:  "-- a family oriented and diverse community that retains its hometown feeling"

Daytona Beach - Convention & Visitors Bureau, "The Daytona Beach area's official visitor information Web site."

Daytona Beach - Official Web Site

Deerfield Beach - Chamber of Commerce:  "Known for it's serene beaches, Deerfield Beach is the pride of Broward County, located on the Atlantic Ocean, just two miles south of the Palm Beaches and twenty miles north of Fort Lauderdale."

Delray Beach - Chamber of Commerce:  "Known worldwide as a first-class resort town, Delray Beach is located in southern Palm Beach County, directly on the Atlantic Ocean. Delray Beach offers the visitor a full range of amenities and, of course, the incomparable beauty of nearly two miles of well-groomed, easily accessible beach."

Downtown Delray Beach.  The site is hard to describe, but it works.

Destin - Guide - "You are about to experience the natural beauty of Florida's Emerald Coast, where sand is like sugar and the Gulf waters are aquarium clear and emerald green. These unspoiled surroundings foster life-long memories of family vacations and unforgettable romantic getaways."

Dunedin, Florida in Pinellas County.  Tom Anderson, Mayor extends a hearty welcome:  "Our quaint, charming town is being recognized throughout the state as one of the most desirable places to live and work.  Although Dunedin is relatively small with a population just over 36,000, the amenities Dunedin has to offer are both varied and diverse.  A partial list of "Things To Do" in Dunedin include sampling the beaches at Honeymoon and Caladesi Islands, strolling the brick sidewalks of our Downtown, enjoying championship golf at the Dunedin Country Club, and dining in the many fine restaurants throughout the City.  I encourage both visitors and residents to get acquainted with long time favorites such as the Dunedin Historical Society or the Dunedin Fine Arts Center."

Edgewater - Chamber of Commerce:  "Known as the "World's Safest Bathing Beach" - 13.2 miles of white sand beach, extending from the north at Ponce de Leon Inlet to the Canaveral National Seashore Park on the south. Strolling, shell collecting and bird watching are the preferred activities. Or if you are more adventurous you can bike or maybe even try surfing ! The beach is always open to the public. Parking and driving are allowed on the beach during daylight hours (tide permitting). Lifeguards are on duty between Memorial Day and Labor Day."

Englewood - Chamber of Commerce:  "The Englewood - Cape Haze area lies in the South end of Sarasota County and the West end of Charlotte County on the Gulf of Mexico. We have something for everyone in Englewood whether you are just visiting or planning a full time residency.  You will find 4 beautiful Gulf beaches to choose from along with 2 State Parks and miles of fishing along Lemon Bay and the Charlotte Harbor Estuary. There are many professional golf courses as well as tennis and all the water sports. We have many parks to choose from and excellent bird watching opportunities."

Everglades City - Chamber of Commerce:  "Fishing is the dominant game of this "Mangrove Jungle," which borders the 10,000 Islands and the Gulf of Mexico, but visitors of all ages are sure to find a variety of intriguing activities in the Everglades.   The appeal of the untouched wilderness and its plentiful wildlife is sure to please sightseers from age 1 - 100 and the area provides a number of ways to experience the Everglades including boat, airplane, van, airboat, bicycle and even walking tours.  Contrary to what the average visitor might expect, the Everglades is not a huge swamp inhabited only by large snakes and alligators, but is rather a masterpiece of nature's beauty in a mysterious forest containing many forms of wildlife and birds in their natural habitat."

Fellsmere - Chamber of Commerce:  "With a quality of life unique even to Florida, Indian River County is where lifestyle and work style unite to create a highly productive and profitable environment. Our Indian River County Chamber of Commerce is a county-wide organization representing the business community by providing services, benefits, and leadership for positive growth. We serve all of Indian River County including Vero Beach, Sebastian, Indian River Shores, Fellsmere, Wabasso, and the Town of Orchid."

Fort Lauderdale - An Official Web Site:  " -- is situated on the southeast coast of Florida, centrally located between Miami and Palm Beach. Encompassing more than 33 square miles with a population of nearly 167,000, Fort Lauderdale is the largest of Broward County's 30 municipalities and the seventh largest city in Florida. Embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, New River and a myriad of scenic inland waterways, Fort Lauderdale truly lives up to its designation as the "Venice of America."

Fort Lauderdale - Guide - "In the late 1980's and early 90's many ambitious projects were launched that added more than 1,900 units to Fort Lauderdale hotels and more than 190,000 square feet of shops, offices and restaurants to Fort Lauderdale's beachfront and Intracoastal Waterway areas. Trendy Las Olas Boulevard now boasts of being one of the top dining and shopping districts in the U.S. The spectacular Riverwalk Park offers a lovely stroll through lush landscaping past shopping, dining, waterfront parks and major cultural attractions. The Riverwalk Park’s promenade showcases the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, the Museum of Discovery and Science, the Historic Second Street, Florida Grand Opera, the Old Fort Lauderdale Museum of History, Las Olas Riverfront, the Museum of Art, the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, and Stranahan House. A key element of the Riverwalk is the presence of 20,000 plus engraved Signature Bricks that line the walkway." 

Fort Myers - Chamber of Commerce:  "Activities for ALL ages! Golfing, Ice-skating, in-line roller-skating, skateboarding, nature walks, a hands-on museum, water park, planetarium, and much more for the family!"

Fort Myers Beach - Chamber of Commerce

Fort Pierce - Guide - "Fort Pierce is the county seat of St. Lucie County and the home of the main campus of Indian River Community College."

Fort Walton Beach - An Official Web Site:  "Tourists, resort hotels, and the waterfront have been a part of Fort Walton Beach since its earliest days. Tourists came from the North, Midwest, and Southeast to spend months at a time at several of these full-service, American plan hotels on the shores of the Santa Rosa Sound. Dancing nightly in an over-the-water pavilion (where Fort Walton Landing is today), taking a water taxi from the hotel docks back and forth across the Sound to the beach, chartering fishing trips in the gulf and bay, receiving ice and mail by boat from Pensacola, and shopping in stores built over the water, visitors and locals alike enjoyed the relaxed lifestyle for which Fort Walton was famous."

Gainesville - Visitors & Convention Bureau:  "In Gainesville, and the surrounding areas, you can explore the beautiful rivers & lakes, cool natural springs and unspoiled wilderness parks of an exquisite sub-tropical region. Easy US Interstate-75 access puts visitors less than a 30-minute drive from cycling, canoeing, hiking, camping, bird-watching and fishing. Gainesville and the nearby towns offer outstanding art & antique shopping, dining and accommodations." 

Gainesville - Chamber of Commerce:  "The city of Gainesville is located in Alachua County. It is easy to see why Gainesville, Florida, is recognized as one of Florida’s most livable cities as it flourishes in the heart of beautiful North Central Florida. Situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, the area basks in beautiful sunshine during the daytime while the cool breezes make summer nights comfortable."

Green Cove Springs - An Official Web Site:  "Visitors are encouraged to travel to Green Cove Springs and drive around to see the old homes and churches along the river and throughout the area. Also visit the “Old Courthouse” built in 1875 and now a historical site that is part of the “Historical Triangle” that includes the courthouse, old jail, and the Clay County Historical Society Museum. There are many historical sites to see in Green Cove, including the oldest Woman’s Club (Village Improvement Association) in Florida." 

Gulfport - An Official Web Site

Halifax - Chamber of Commerce

Hawthorne - Guide - "Your source for information about Hawthorne Florida and the surrounding Lake Region"

Hialeah Gardens - An Official Web Site

Highland Beach - An Official Web Site with top quality information and great descriptions of what you will find.

Hollywood - An Official Web Site:  "A coastal city of over 130,000 residents located in Broward County, Hollywood is nestled between Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport abuts the city, while Port Everglades, the second busiest cruise port in the world, is partially within its municipal boundaries." 

Homestead - An Official Web Site:  "Homestead lies near the southern-most tip of Florida, where sunny days are in the majority and the average temperature is 75 degrees. Ten miles west are the vast mangrove forests and watery sawgrass plains of Everglades National Park, a subtropical wilderness that shelters alligator and ibis, eagle and manatee. To the east and south are Biscayne Bay and its underwater national park, the Florida Keys and the Atlantic Ocean. Twenty-five miles north is Miami, "Gateway to the Americas," and one of the country's exciting international cities." 

Indialantic - An Official Web Site

Islamorada - Tourist Development Council

Juno Beach - Northern Palm Beaches Chamber of Commerce:  "As you visit the northern Palm Beaches, you will find a multitude of lifestyles, bright blue skies, miles of uninterrupted beaches, beautiful palm trees, and an atmosphere of relaxation.  With an average year-round temperature of 74 degrees, visitors will find it very easy to enjoy outside activities such as boating, fishing, water and sporting events, theater and evening entertainment. Play a round of golf on any one of our 160 challenging courses. 

Juno Beach - An Official Web Site

Key Biscayne - Chamber of Commerce:  "Just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Miami, Key Biscayne is an island paradise, worlds away from the bright lights that fill the skyline across the Bay. Life is simpler here, and smiles are wider. It is an extraordinary resort island - the most beautiful place to live in Miami and by far the safest. Key Biscayne is a number one recreational getaway, where nature preserves offer serene backdrops of white sand beaches, mangroves and tropical hammocks. Near-perfect weather makes Key Biscayne a year-round island playground for visitors from all over the world, and just over the bridge. Sporting world-class sailing, fishing, golf and tennis, Key Biscayne is home to an historic lighthouse, fabulous vacation resorts, houses and condominiums. There are trails off the beaten path for nature lovers and eco-tourists; and more accessible paths for joggers, bikers and in-line skaters. There are picnic areas, casual outdoor dining and fine restaurants. There are unique boutiques, gourmet shops, art galleries, and every amenity you could wish for. Key Biscayne conveys an undeniable charm all its own." 

Key Biscayne - Guide - "a tropical island paradise just six miles off the coast of Miami, Florida, is a world-class resort community and premier vacation destination." 

Key Biscayne - An Official Web Site

Key West - Guide - "If you have never been to Key West before, you are in for a real treat. There is an attraction for every person. We have some of the finest salt water fishing here. Whether you are an avid fly fisherman looking for the thrill of sight casting to tarpon as they cross a beautiful sandy flat in the backcountry, or offshore doing some deep sea fishing and thinking about your fresh seafood dinner at one of our fine Key West restaurants. Enjoy a relaxing trip on a smaller charter to view dolphins in the wild or to kayak in the backcountry off Key West."

Key West - An Official Web Site

Key West - Guide - Beautiful music.

Keystone Heights - An Official Web Site

Kissimmee - Guide - "Disney World Maps and Information, Disney World Vacations, Discount Hotels and Attraction Tickets, a Map of Kissimmee Florida and Maps of the Orlando Tourist Areas, Walt Disney World Travel Guides and Travel Tips, Car Hire Companies, Travel Links, Villas and Vacation Homes near Disney, Driving Directions from Sanford and Orlando International Airport - it's all here..."

Lake Alfred - An Official Web Site

Lake Park - Chamber of Commerce

Lake Wales - An Official Web Site

Largo - An Official Web Site

Lauderhill - An Official Web Site

Lighthouse Point - An Official Web Site

Longboat Key - Chamber of Commerce:  " -- stretches narrowly for some eleven sun drenched miles between the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Sarasota Bay, Longboat Key provides an ideal beach and bayfront setting for the ultimate in a Florida vacation. A guide to dining, accommodations, attractions, beaches, organizations, recreations, restaurants, resorts, clubs, attractions, and beaches!"

Longwood - An Official Web Site

Loxahatchee - Chamber of Commerce

Mangonia Park - Chamber of Commerce

Marco Island - An Official Web Site

Marco Island - Guide:  "Marco Island is the largest of Florida's Ten Thousand Islands, located on the Gulf of Mexico in Southwest Florida. It has been described as Magical, Mystical and Alluring. The attraction is tropical sun-washed white beaches and a casual easy paced life style. Sunshine, frolicking dolphins, and all of the water and sun sports that go with the beaches are available for your pleasure." 

Marco Island - Guide - "an official sanctuary for the Bald Eagle. It is surrounded be a very unique ecosystem and home to exceptional wildlife and vegetation. There are a number of parks and preserves within short distance from the island."

Margate - An Official Web Site

Miami - An Official Web Site

Miami - Guide - "The tropical climate and landscape of Miami are only part of what makes it a major visitor destination. The city's cultural diversity is another incentive. Nearly half of Miami's two-million-plus population, is Hispanic, accounting for the fact that Spanish is as prevalent as English.To sample some of Miami's Spanish offerings, visit Little Havana, the Latin American Art Museum, or any of the many Latin nightclubs that liven the evening. Miami Beach is a haven for sunbathers and recreational enthusiasts alike."

Miami - Guide - "Club hopping is an art form here and the non-stop party atmosphere seems more suited to Rio de Janeiro than anywhere else in the U.S. Along Collins Avenue, also known as A1A, sit rows and rows of high-fashion shops. Here you will find Armani, Jones of New York, Versace, and Liz Clairborne. Washington Avenue is the heart of the South Miami Beach nightclub and afterhours scene. In fact, The Diner, at the corner of 11th St.and Washington Ave, was used in the popular MTV series The Real World and Espaniola Way was the back drop for much of Miami Vice." 

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City of Miami Beach - An Official Web Site

Milton - An Official Web Site:  "Milton, the county seat of Santa Rosa County, is located near the center of this western Florida Panhandle county, adjacent to the Blackwater River."

Mount Dora - An Official Web Site

Naples - Guide - "Located on Southwest Florida's Gulf coast, Naples offers residents and visitors alike a luxurious and laid-back lifestyle that defines this truly unique community. The city is renowned for gorgeous beach sunsets, magnificent waterfront homes, sumptuous dining, world-class shopping, a vibrant arts scene and abundant outdoor activities." 

Naples - Guide - "Naples is the crown jewel of Southwest Florida -- nestled on the sun drenched beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Naples is known for world class shopping, dining and abundant, challenging golf courses. It is also, only steps away from island seclusion or the untamed tropical wilderness of The Everglades. Boasting one of the nation's best sandboxes and calmest seas, Naples makes a splash with water lovers and recreationists. Friendly parks beckon sports enthusiasts and picnickers with lovely green spaces and recreational facilities." 

New Smyrna Beach - Southeast Volusia Chamber of Commerce

North Miami Beach - An Official Web Site

North Port - An Official Web Site

Oak Hill - Chamber of Commerce

Oakland Park - Guide - 

Ocala - Chamber of Commerce

Old Seminole Heights:  "We are a tree-shaded gem nestled in the heart of Tampa, providing tranquil relief from the heavily-trafficked thoroughfares that border us. Those stately old bungalows that you see being maintained and restored date back to the early 1900s. Some of these homes are included in our National Register and local Historic Districts to ensure their preservation for generations to come. While we take great pride in our history, our present and future are of paramount importance to us." 

Orchid - Indian River County Chamber of Commerce

Orlando - Guide - "Explore Downtown Disney® Marketplace, home to the largest Disney character store in the world; Downtown Disney West Side, with its top-notch restaurants, theaters, shows and amusement; and Pleasure Island, a partier's paradise of live performances and nightclubs."

Orlando - Guide - 

Orlando - Discount tickets.

Ormond Beach - An Official Web Site:  "Welcome to the City of Ormond Beach, on Central Florida’s magnificent east coast. For more than 120 years, Ormond Beach has been known as an outstanding place to live. In fact, when legendary financier and philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, Sr. sent his advisors across the nation to find the best place to live and work, they chose Ormond Beach."  

Pahokee - Chamber of Commerce:  "Welcome to Pahokee…that's "Grassy Waters" in Seminole. Pahokee, the only town located directly on the shore of the big Lake Okeechobee, is known as Palm Beach County's "Other" Coast. The coast without the crowds and the sticky sand!  Seven miles of majestic towering Royal Palm Trees greet visitors driving into Pahokee. The tropical climate, moderating balmy breezes from Lake Okeechobee and natures richest natural organic soil, called "muck" makes our town a natural home for the Royal Palms." 

Palm Beach - An Official Web Site:  "Palm Beach is a barrier island sixteen miles long located 65 miles north of Miami. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean and to the west is the Intracoastal Waterway, which separates Palm Beach from the cities of West Palm Beach and Lake Worth. The year-round population is 10,000 and the seasonal population is about 30,000. Palm Beach is the land area closest to the Gulf Stream which produces lush gardens, palm lined beaches, and an outstanding marine environment." 

Palm Beach - Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches:  "Your Source for the best information in Palm Beach County. We provide information on Dining, Hotels, Society, Bars, Clubs, Shopping, Entertainment and More. We serve all of Palm Beach including Jupiter, West Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lantana and more!

Palm Beach Shores - An Official Web Site

Palm Coast -- Chamber of Commerce:  "Along the eastern coast of Florida, midway between the home of the Daytona 500 International Speedway and the quaint old city of St. Augustine, lies one of the most beautiful pristine counties in the state.  With our uncrowded beaches, historic ruins, public rose gardens, tranquil waterways and subtropical forests, the ever-changing Atlantic Ocean, freshwater lakes, seven championship golf courses, tennis, unlimited water sports, and the World's oldest marine attraction, Flagler County has something for everyone who visits." 

Panama City Beach - Chamber of Commerce

Panama City Beach - Chamber of Commerce Vacation Planner

Panama City Beach - Guide - "Panama City is known worldwide for it's Pristine White beaches, and it's fabulous sunsets over blue-green waters. Visitors return yearly to enjoy her leisure filled days and warm southern charm. Visit Panama City Beach and we promise you will become a regular visitor for years to come." 

Pensacola - An Official Web Site

Pensacola Visitor Information Center:  "Florida's Warmest Welcome
Full of culture, outdoor adventure, fine museums and attractions, and 52 miles of beaches that have remained untouched through the centuries, Pensacola has fulfilled many dreams of a fabled Florida vacation. So plan a little, and dream a little... And share in the delight of our corner of Florida."

Pigeon Key  Foundation

Pine Island Guide:  "Pine Island (in Lee County) is the largest island (17 miles long and 2 miles wide) on the west coast of Florida, just 15-20 minutes from Cape Coral, 30 minutes from Ft. Myers and one hour from Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW). Pine Island's secluded, quaint and "country waterfront" atmosphere is a huge part of its charm. Fringed with mangroves rather than white sand beaches, Pine Island has escaped the concrete, blacktop and skyscrapers found in the more touristy, beachy communities."   

Pinellas Park - An Official Web Site

Plant City - An Official Web Site:  "Plant City is probably best known for our delicious strawberries and our longstanding designation as the "Winter Strawberry Capital of the World." In Late February and early March each year, many visitors come to our community to attend the Florida Strawberry Festival, an eleven-day event."

Plantation - An Official Web Site

Pompano Beach - An Official Web Site:  "Located in the heart of Florida's Gold Coast along miles of beautiful sandy beaches you will find the City of Pompano Beach." 

Port St. Lucie - An Official Web Site

Redington Shores - An Official Web Site:  "From the sun's first glimmer over the Boca Ciega Bay until it slips into the Gulf of Mexico, the Town of Redington Shores beckons visitors and residents to enjoy its wide beaches, fishing, boating, pleasant parks, natural beauty, and quiet soothing relaxation." 

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 Riviera Beach - Chamber of Commerce

Royal Palm Beach - Chamber of Commerce

St. Augustine Visitor's Center

St. Augustine - Guide Service from the St. Augustine Record

St. GeorgeIsland - Chamber of Commerce

St. Petersburg - An Official Web Site

St. Petersburg - Convention & Visitors Bureau

Sanibel - Chamber of Commerce:  "Sanibel & Captiva Islands Florida is the perfect choice for your vacation whether you are looking for a romantic get away, a family trip or a nature vacation."

Sarasota - Guide 

Satellite Beach - An Official Web Site

Sebastian - An Official Web Site:  "The City of Sebastian, Florida is located in Indian River County approximately midway through the east coast of the Florida Peninsula between Melbourne and Vero Beach in an area known as the Treasure Coast. It is recognized as the home of Pelican Island, the first designated wildlife refuge in the United States."

Sebastian - Chamber of Commerce

Sebastian - Sebastian Info Guide:  "Relax on our Beaches, Play a round of Golf and Explore the State and County Parks plus Much More."

Shalimar - An Official Web Site

Southwest Ranches - An Official Web Site:  "The Town is a rural environment, filled with grazing animals, nurseries, farms, and exquisite and unique scenery and an abundance of wildlife."

Stuart - County Chamber of Commerce:  "Find local member specials and discounts with our engine."

Sunrise - Chamber of Commerce

Tallahassee - An Official Web Site

Tamarac - An Official Web Site

Tampa - Chamber of Commerce: "The Gulf Beaches are among Florida's finest, and ranked consistently in the top ten in the world."

Tavares - An Official Web Site

Tequesta - Chamber of Commerce

The Villages - Chamber of Commerce:  "Start a new adventure today by… Dancing the night away downtown -- Shooting a round of billiards, taking a dip in one of several sparkling pools, or trying your hand at pickleball! -- Enjoying a golfer’s paradise in The Villages where Championship and Executive courses abound!" 

Titusville - An Official Web Site:  "Nestled along the Indian River, Titusville is the veritable doorway to some of Florida's best treasures. The Kennedy Space Center, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge and Canaveral National Seashore are all just minutes away." 

Venice - Guide:  "Venice Florida offers beautiful beaches, a quaint downtown shopping area and the old Florida scenery along the Myakka River."

Vero Beach - An Official Web Site:  "Fun Things To Do:  Center for the Arts, exhibitions, educational programs, and special events  Riverside Theatre, a professional, regional theatre  Vero Beach Theatre Guild, community theatre."

Wellington - An Official Web Site:  "The Village of Wellington has approximately 1,452 acres of Recreation land, over 74 miles of canals, 315 acres of lakes and over 161miles of roadways."

Wellington - A Chamber of Commerce

West Palm Beach - Guide:  "West Palm Beach Florida is one of America's most popular travel destinations. In addition to the area's world famous beaches and sport fishing, West Palm Beach Top Attractions include the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, the Improv Comedy Club, the Cuillo Theatre, Clematis Street, CityPlace, Lion Country Safari, Dreher Park, RAGTOPS and the Norton Museum."

West Palm Beach - An Official Web Site

West Volusia:  "is home to some of the safest and most affordable neighborhoods in Central Florida. The area is nested around Blue Springs in Orange City, known for its gentle manatees and Gemini Springs in DeBary and Deltona. A beautiful historic mansion sits very close to each "Spring" with the St. Johns River flowing nearby in the easy style characteristic of West Volusia. If you want to pick up the pace a little, Daytona with its fast cars, fast boats and fast motorcycles is just a few minutes to the east on I-4 and Walt Disney World just to the west in Orlando."

Weston - An Official Web Site with flash.

Wilton Manors - An Official Web Site

Winter Haven - A Chamber of Commerce

Florida League of Cities