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Everybody who loves to travel and hot south weather should consider a trip to South Beach. Once will probably not be enough. Once you get a taste of this tropical paradise it is very likely that you will want to Read More …
The weather in South Beach is one of the attractions that draw tourists from around the world at all times of the year. South Beach is a little more than sixty-three miles long and the average temperature is about seventy-five Read More …
South Beach is tropical in nature. The dry season is through the winter months when it rarely rains and the weather is near perfect. The wet season coincides with hurricane season generally. It Begins in May and runs through October. Read More …
South Beach is basically a tropical paradise! The average LOW temperature in South Beach during the month of December is a pleasant sixty-two degrees…a light sweater is comfortable. The average high temperature in South Beach during the month of December Read More …
There are a lot of desirable Spring Break vacation destinations but none quite as desirable as one in South Beach, Florida. The sandy white beaches and the beautiful ocean, not to mention, a nightlife scene that won’t quit, are the Read More …
There are so many things to do on Sanibel Island, Florida that is really a difficult decision of what to do first. Should you visit the Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum or should you visit the Ding Darling Wildlife Preserve. Maybe you Read More …
The bright sun and the white sandy beaches are big, big attractions for Daytona Beach as are all of the motor sports and related motor sport sites. These are the things that most people think of when they think of Read More …
Sanibel and Captiva islands are located just off the Southwest coast of Florida. They are situated between Fort Myer and Naples in the Gulf of Mexico. The two islands are connected by a bridge and both are real tropical island Read More …
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is actually an elevated sand bar or sorts. To the east of Myrtle Beach is the Atlantic Ocean and to the west of Myrtle Beach is the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. Myrtle Beach was not inhabited until Read More …
You have very likely heard of the Grand Strand. The Grand Strand actually consists of Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach and Georgetown. The Grand Strand is a popular vacation destination as well as a popular retirement area for older Americans. Read More …