Florida's Sunny Escape
Discover the paradise of sun and endless beaches.
From golden beaches to legendary theme parks.
Florida: Dive into a Vibrant Tropical Paradise.
Orlando, Palm Beach, Miami or the Kennedy Space Center stand out as fascinating parallel worlds. Just like Universal and Walt Disney, NASA also takes visitors to the borders of reality while in the midst of the swamps, the elusive nature of the Everglades flourishes. And then, of course, there are those miles of white sand bathing in the turquoise sea of the Caribbean or in that of the Gulf of Mexico...
From Miami Beach through the Keys, Daytona Beach or Sarasota, Florida's beaches are truly paradisiacal.
To best discover these countless facets of this region of the United States, a tailor-made trip to Florida with a local agency is the best solution. You can thus match your length of stay with your desire for visits while being sure not to miss the must-sees of this dream American state.
Sunny Dreams by the Ocean
Explore a world where the sun shines endlessly and every day is a new adventure. In Florida, let yourself be charmed by the pristine beaches that line the coast, perfect for lounging or surfing. Turquoise waters welcome water sports enthusiasts, while vibrant cities offer a thrilling nightlife.
Nature lovers will be captivated by national parks teeming with unique biodiversity. Observe rare species and discover breathtaking landscapes on unforgettable hikes. History and art enthusiasts will find delight in museums and galleries that testify to a rich past and flourishing creativity.
For thrill-seekers, theme parks promise magical moments for young and old alike. And after a busy day, indulge your taste buds with local cuisine that combines exotic flavors and international influences. Florida is a true garden of Eden where every visitor finds happiness.
Florida's Must-Sees
The Everglades are one of the most fascinating sites in Florida, where nature is still preserved. A river of freshwater, sometimes only a few centimeters deep, winds through the southern part of Florida over 600,000 hectares, passing through mangrove forests. It is mainly in the Everglades that you can observe the famous alligators.
In Miami, the famous Art Deco District reminds us that the city was a flagship of this architectural style from the 1920s to the 1930s. Around 800 buildings of two to three stories offer a pastel decor amidst the palm trees of South Beach, not far from the fine sandy beaches. This district, a treasure of interwar heritage, has been designated a historic site to curb the expansion of new buildings.
Orlando is the capital of amusement parks. It hosts Walt Disney parks, Universal Studios, and other famous theme parks like SeaWorld, Discovery Cove, and Aquatica.
Discover Florida Off the Beaten Path
Discover Wynwood in Miami, a former abandoned neighborhood that has been completely redesigned. It now hosts numerous art galleries, trendy shops, restaurants, and bars. Most notably, Wynwood has become the nerve center of street art in Miami and Florida, with nearly 800 stunning murals that can be easily explored on foot or by bike.
In the heart of the wilderness, Caladesi Island State Park is one of the few remaining deserted islands, accessible only by boat. It offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the United States. Diving enthusiasts will be delighted by the richness of the marine environment.
For snorkeling fans, head to Key Largo and the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. In this park, you can practice snorkeling in crystal-clear waters and observe the endemic marine life of the Keys. Due to its stunning underwater landscapes, Key Largo is nicknamed "the diving capital of the world."
Sanibel and Captiva: Florida's Paradise Islands
For a taste of eternity and white sand, the islands of Sanibel and Captiva, off the coast of Fort Myers on the west coast, represent the ultimate paradise destination. The beaches are covered with shells, the intensely blue sea is constantly traversed by dolphins, and the inland areas are ideal for long bike rides, such as in the J.N. Ding Darling Natural Refuge.
In the evening, the sunsets are splendid. The atmosphere, more harmonious than in Key West, is imbued with a true solemnity. There is no shortage of activities, and cruises to the surrounding islands, true tropical paradises for wealthy residents (manatees leading the way!), offer surprising and enriching excursions. Finally, the islands are close to downtown and all attractions, from Tampa to Orlando, including the Everglades.
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