Alafia River State Park: is one of the most beautiful places you’ll ever lay your eyes on. It had always been the center of leisure activities, even before becoming a park.
Biscayne National Park: Elliot Key, Boca Chita Key, and Biscayne Bayne are the best places for viewing these dolphins and even catching sight of the brown pelicans.
Point Washington State Forest:If you’re searching for real adventure and wildlife exploration, then look no further than Point Washington State Forest.
Dry Tortugas National Park: It’s the best place to visit in Florida if you want to view the unique marine landscape and learn about the history of the Dry Tortugas Islands.
Bahia Honda State Park:is one of Florida’s most exciting destinations and offers incredible views of the island and impressive marine wildlife. Bahia Honda is home to small nurse sharks, reef fishes.
Gulf Islands National Seashore:Known as the land of “magnificent white beaches and emerald coast waters,” the Gulf Islands National Seashore is Florida’s biggest treasure.
Apalachicola National Forest:Being the largest forest in Florida, Apalachicola National Forest also lays claim to many years’ worth of history.
Silver Springs State Park: to see one of the biggest artesian springs globally that date back to the 1870s. Silver Spring is also known for its biodiversity.
Everglades National Park: is the crown jewel of Florida. While the pine Flatwoods may not be as tall as those of the Redwood National Park or as dramatic as Glenmore Forest Park.
Big Cypress National Preserve:offers visitors a plethora of impressive views of the swamp ecosystems and unique wildlife. The preserve is home to Florida panthers, black bears, bobcats, otters.