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10 things You can do in Florida, USA
1. Universal Studios
This 26-year-old theme park is basically there to inspire people to ride the movies. It's got eight different themed areas throughout the parts each one has different live shows, rides, and attractions in each area. There is enough to see and do here for at least a couple of days. No question about it, some of our favorite rides were Harry Potter, and you speak from Gringotts, the amazing spider-man, and a day in the park with Barney.
2. Doubles Den Natural Springs
Doubles Den is a natural spring will get an hour and a half of a side of Orlando. It was formed when a roof of a separating river collapsed thousands of years ago and gave us this beautiful wonder that we have today. There's an underwater passage that you can explore just make sure you have a flashlight when you go.
3. The Florida Everglades
1.5 million acres of wetland that covers the south of Florida full of unique wildlife and lots of floating grass. The slow moving River local shallow is breeding ground for a lot of interesting creatures; we're going to find Gators here.
4. The Florida Keys
This is one of my favorite spots in the entire state. It's a strain of tiny little islands going from the top all the way down into the Gulf of Mexico. They used only to be accessible by the boat but at the beginning of 1900's they build a railway which was swiftly destroyed 1935 hour hurricane. Since the destruction of the railway connecting the islands invention, 35 people have been building highways to connect the entire string of islands all the way to key west which is the furthest island. And the longest bridge between the islands is a seven-mile bridge which is completed in the late seventies. The keys were one of my favorite places in the entire state of Florida just because unlike anything you've ever seen before. There's no other place in the world that I can think of; we have a highway that you're driving through the ocean; you got the Atlantic on one side, and you got the Gulf of Mexico on the other side. Bridges that are about seven miles long and there's nothing around you but ocean and that is the coolest thing to be driving through the ocean like that so definitely go.
5. Kissimmee
That only a stone's throw from Orlando and more importantly Disney World. This place is a hot spot for water parks, adventure parks, and any kind of thrilling experience that you're trying to go after we got up close and personal with Gators at a place called Gatorland.
6. Daytona Beach
Nicknamed the world's most famous beach and spring break capital of the world is located between Jacksonville and Orlando on the east coast of Florida. Daytona has a wide array of activities that it's famous for obviously water-based activities like sailing, surfing, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, and jet-skiing. More notable is actually the mask our event Daytona 500, so if water sports aren't really your thing can always watch a bunch of cars driving in a counterclockwise circle really really fast for 500 miles.
7. Miami
The most bustling finest party city I like to say in all of the America. Miami is home to incredible beaches. The city is loaded with a lot of cultural influence from Cuba. To find a lot of Latinos, they're mixed in with the tourists if you're into having a good time you gotta listen to Will Smith.
8. Gainesville, Florida
Gainesville is a vibrant city located in the northern region of Florida and house the University of Florida. Due to its large student population is like citing an eccentric place for you to get a beer. Enjoying live music or even see live music on the street. Gainsville always voted the best place to live and play in 2007 by National Geographic Adventure magazine. So why we added Gainesville to the lists because we were super excited. We just arrived in this really cool town was taken away by all the architecture building, small bars that we had recently seen inside of Florida. So that was the main reason why we liked it all of the places in a good mood, actually approaching us and saying, "what are you doing" and just always very approachable, and great to talk. We like the people there.
9. Morrison Springs
Morrison Springs is 160 acres of a park but made famous for its 0.25-mile springs that you can swim or scuba diving. Now whether you're scuba diving or just free diving with the mask and snorkel, there is a ton of cool stuff to see underwater. Sadly when we went to, the recent rainfall had stirred up a lot of leaves dirt and debris, and there wasn't very much that we personally can see. But, it was still a nice park and a nice swim spot.
10. Wildlife
Since Florida is in tropical waters, you always have all kinds of tropical fish and mammals; such as dolphins and manta rays. It's really cool to see manta rays when they migrate because sometimes they jump out of the water, and it's really exciting. You got all kinds of things in the water. You got crocodiles and alligators. Things you wouldn't really see anywhere else in the United States all of it in one hot spot which is for you. Got a lot of pelicans and the pelicans are hungry, and they're not afraid of you, and they will take fish directly out of your hands so watch out for the pelicans.
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