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When it comes to the world’s best theme parks, it’s hard to argue that Florida has its fair share. When you visit the Sunshine State, a tour of these fun-filled amusement parks is an absolute must!

Walt Disney World

Walt Disney World is not only one of the largest entertainment complexes in the world, but it is also the most visited vacation resort with an annual attendance of more than 52 million. An experience, unlike any other, Disney World, consists of four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Epcot) as well as numerous themed resort hotels, a camping resort, golf courses and tons of additional entertainment. A visit here is truly an escape to an entirely different and magical world!

Universal Studios Orlando

 For film and TV buffs, this theme park is a must-visit. With attractions based on both classic and recent blockbusters, you’ll enjoy rides, shows and interactive experiences based on beloved productions like Despicable Me, Shrek, Spongebob Squarepants, The Fast and The Furious, Harry Potter, Men In Black, The Simpsons and countless more. Look out for special annual events and time your trip for the chance to make your visit even more special.

Legoland

 Legoland Florida Resort is the world’s second largest Legoland after the UK’s Legoland Windsor; however, it’s certainly first for fun in the sun. While enjoying the legendary Florida weather, you and your family will be mesmerized by over 50 life-sized rides and attractions. Many of which are made completely of Lego! Enjoy models of famous American landmarks, an ode to Star Wars and the opportunity for you and your family to live the excitement of the Lego Movie through interactive rides. If you’re planning a trip for 2020, you may be one of the first lucky guests of the Pirate Island Hotel!

While there are other NASA field centers, Kennedy Space Center has become synonymous with the wonder of rocket/shuttle launches and human spaceflight. Beyond the incredible history and cutting edge technology offered by the center, the sheer scale of the buildings, spacecraft and launch site make checking it out worth the trip. The designated visitor complex brings you up close to historical memorabilia and spacecraft, exhibitions and the iconic countdown clock.

For nature lovers, Florida boasts three of the U.S.’ most captivating state parks. Mangrove tours are undoubtedly one of the highlights of a Florida park visit, but these parks have even more to offer.

Everglades National Park

 Star of many gripping films and novels, the ever-mysterious Everglades is a massive 1.5-million-acre wetlands reserve located at the State’s southernmost point. Mangroves, marshes, and flatwoods are home to one of the world’s most fascinating flora and fauna ecosystems. Animal lovers on one of the legendary mangrove tours can look forward to glimpses of countless bird species, manatees, panthers – and of course crocodiles! For the adventurous and those hoping to take a deep dive into the Everglades, camping is also an option.

Biscayne National Park

 South of Miami you’ll find Biscayne National Park. Like the Everglades, you’ll be able to engage in mangrove tours, but with the shallow coastal waters and offshore reef being included, you can also marvel at the Florida reef and Elliot Key – the first and largest of the Florida Keys islands. Dive sites (many of them shipwrecks) abound, and animal life includes dolphins, turtles, pelicans, and countless fish species.

Dry Tortugas National Park

 Just west of Key West is the famed Dry Tortugas National Park. Consisting of seven islands, the many protected coral reefs found here are considered the most pristine of all the Florida Keys reefs. Abundant sea life and tropical bird breeding grounds make it a haven for animal watching, while adventure seekers can enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, and kayaking. The enormous 19th-century fortress Fort Jefferson is an architectural marvel that acts as the centerpiece of the park.

While the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens may be the state’s most famous, Florida has many recognized and accredited zoos and wildlife sanctuaries. Take a safari-style tour through the expansive Central Florida Zoo, or get up close and personal at The Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society. Many zoos offer a variety of attractions and themed rides to make sure the kids don’t get bored. Recognized as one of the top aquariums in the country, Tampa’s Florida Aquarium is joined by Gulf World Marine Park, Sea Life Orlando, Key West Aquarium and many more.

Florida’s hundreds of miles of beaches are one of its most appealing features for vacationers. No matter what you prefer in a beach, Florida has one that fits the bill. Palm Beach offers beach-adjacent luxury accommodation, shopping, and dining. The famous South Beach coastline is a partner to glamorous nightlife, shopping and celebrity chef dining. The aptly-named Clearwater Beach boasts one of America’s finest white sand beaches. Naples is famous for its pier fishing, while islands such as Key West and Sanibel Island offer an almost Caribbean paradise beach experience.