If you’re craving fresh seafood and Old Florida charm, make your way to Cortez Historic Fishing Village, about an hour south of Tampa and minutes from Anna Maria Island. It’s home to some seriously good eats! Here are three places you shouldn’t miss.

Coastal charm, deep-rooted history, and Old Florida character make Fernandina Beach a must-visit. Located on Amelia Island’s northern tip, this historic town helped launch the modern shrimping industry and is part of the famed Isle of Eight Flags. With a walkable 50-block historic district and the oldest hotel in Florida, it’s the perfect place to slow down and explore.

If your kids are bouncing off the walls, or you're just trying to squeeze in one more unforgettable family memory before school starts, I’ve got you covered! These five adventures are all easy day trips from Tampa and are packed with kid-approved fun, from feeding giraffes to swinging through the treetops.

Just 30 minutes west of Orlando, Winter Garden feels like a total change of pace. With its small-town charm and walkable, historic downtown, it’s the kind of place you’ll want to keep coming back to. Here are six spots worth checking out on your next visit!

Don’t let the heat keep you from exploring Florida State Parks this summer. Glamping is the most stylish and comfortable way to spend the night, especially if you don’t have camping gear (like me!). Timberline Glamping has franchise locations across Florida, so you can expect the same high-quality setup no matter which of these six spots you choose.

Micanopy may be small, but it holds a big place in Florida’s history as its believed to be the state’s oldest inland town. Just south of Gainesville, it’s the perfect escape, where time slows down and antique shops line the streets.