A chic city within the Miami metropolis, Boca Raton is Palm Beach County’s southernmost city. With its Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial Revival Architecture, this city is a beautiful place to explore and discover.

Relaxing and indulging, it is one of the wealthiest communities Historic structures, beaches, and parks are its top attractions. For shopping, Town Center Mall is not just an upscale shopping venue but Miami’s largest indoor mall.

Florida City is settled in the suburbs of Miami, with South Florida as the backdrop, complete with palm trees, sun-drenched skies, and lots of things to do and see. The area is family-friendly, and has been rebuilt since Hurricane Andrew struck in August of 1992. The architecture, like the local families, is strong and steadfast, lending to the reliable, positive atmosphere within the town.

Coral Castle is an amazing must-see for locals and travelers alike. The gardens feature tons of coral, hand-carved into wondrous artworks by one man over a period of decades that began in 1920.

A thriving city in northeastern Miami, Aventura is part of  Miami-Dade County. Highly accessible, the city can be reached from several airports –  Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, the Miami Executive Airport and the Miami International Airport. Downtown Miami is only 18 miles south of Aventura so be sure to explore and enjoy both areas.

The main center of the city is Aventura Mall and its famous Sunny Isles. Attractions include Founders Park and the fabulous Liberal Arts Theater.  The city promenade is a lovely place to enjoy the city vibe and shopping. For those who love to jog, run, skate, or walk, visit Don Soffer Exercise Trail. 

The 10-foot wide paved trail is ADA Accessible, and runs 3.1 miles around the lush Turnberry Golf Course.  Beautifully landscaped with abundant shade trees, you'll find plenty of benches, chilled water fountains, crosswalks and trash bins.  Take Fido on a 6' leash and walk anytime, as low level lighting is provided throughout the trail.  .

Apopka, a fast-growing city in Central Florida, lies 16 miles from downtown Orlando and a fitting destination for a side trip or a peaceful haven to stay while enjoying a Disney vacation. 

The city, with 49,000 residents, is famous for its historical buildings like The Lodge, a lovely and perfect venue for weddings and events, and the Apopka Seaboard Air Line Railway Depot.  To learn about the city’s past and heritage, visitors can drop by at Museum of the Apopkans.

Looking to Indulge in outdoor fun by boating, fishing, camping, or hiking?  Apopka has several beautiful lakes and natural wildlife areas including King’s Landing and the lovely Lake Apopka Wildlife Trail.  Keep an eye out for the gators!

Clearwater, Florida is a favorite vacation destination for families, couples, and even solo travelers.  It's also frequently ranked in the top five beaches in Florida and is one of the best beaches in the world. Located on a picturesque barrier island across the Intracoastal Waterway from downtown Clearwater, the city certainly won't disappoint with it's famous nearly 3-mile white sand beach and crystal-clear water.  Whether you choose to fly into St Pete-Clearwater International Airport or the Tampa International Airport,  drive, or perhaps arrive via boat, Clearwater has much to offer visitors. 

To the west of Plant City, and the north of Del Rio, Temple Terrace is an attractive Florida city, known for its amazing science and arts scenes and beautiful landscapes. Considered a town within Tampa's northern suburbs, the city is a short drive from Orlando attractions, as well as 25 minutes from the nearest beach. 

The weather maintains a pleasant year-round temperature, making it perfect for families that love sunshine and adventures in nature. There are tons of restaurants and shops in Temple Terrace, as well as several family-friendly things to see and do in nearby Tampa.  So grab your swimwear, some spending money, and bring your kids!

Cooper City in Broward County has been named as one of the top 10 best towns for families. Thus, Cooper City appeals to families especially those with little children. With the tagline,  'Something Special', there are many great attractions in Cooper City.  

One of the fun things to do in Cooper City is to visit Flamingo Gardens, an 80-acre botanical and wildlife preserve.  You'll not only find beautiful flamingos here, but many interesting creatures housed on the picturesque property.  Providing necessary shelter for injured wading birds, the Aviary shields those that cannot be released back into the wild. Stroll through the large free-fight sanctuary which protects over 45 Florida native species representing over 250 birds.

Located on the outskirts of East Lake Tohopekaliga, Saint Cloud is a small town to the right of Florida’s Turnpike. Orlando is a short drive from the city, but there are plenty of fun things to do in St. Cloud city limits.

Lakefront Park, situated seaside of East Lake Tohopekaliga, is a relaxing place to take the family after a long day. There are lots of lake activities to rent or bring, such as kayaks, canoes, fishing equipment, and paddleboats. Or, explore one of the lakeside nature trails, play with your kids in the splash zones, and finish up with a delicious dinner at the on-site seafood restaurant. 

The city of Altamonte Springs is a suburb of Seminole County within the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford Metropolitan Area in Central Florida. Due to its proximity to Orlando, Altamonte Springs has become a popular side trip destination especially for families visiting the various theme parks in Orlando and other attractions in Florida like Daytona Beach. 

Altamonte Springs offers a relaxing and laid-back safe atmosphere for families and visitors like the Crane’s Roost Park and Crane’s Roost Lake. Its outdoor town center, Uptown Altamonte is a top attraction as well. Other visitors of the city are participants to various events that Altamonte Springs regularly hosts due to its proximity to Orlando.

Holly Hill, a small mainland city in Florida, boasts bigger borders of Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach. This city, as of 2010, only held a population of 12,000 people, which made for close-knit communities, old-fashioned downtown amenities, and several quiet suburban neighborhoods. The town is peaceful and within a short drive of all of the larger, popular attractions in Florida. Holly Hill is a go-to city for travelers seeking peace away from the spring break crowds or rowdier summer beach-goers.

While the interior of Holly Hill is home to mostly locals, a few restaurants, and a handful of shops, the outskirts offer a few things for travelers to do and see. Sunrise Park, for instance, is a quiet, family-friendly destination, complete with nature trails, picnic areas, small playgrounds for children and toddlers, and fishing docks on a narrow river. 

For pet owners, the Riviera Oaks Dog Park is sectioned into gated run-around areas for both small and large dogs. Pet owners are welcome to sit at the picnic area and make new friends, while their pups run and play with other dogs their size. Be sure to keep the park clean with provided doggie-doo bags and nearby trash cans.