Small towns in Florida offer a different side of the Sunshine State and are a perfect weekend getaway from the big cities, beaches, and theme parks.. From quaint beach towns to historic fishing villages, these charming destinations have something for everyone. Whether you want to relax on the beach, shop for antiques, enjoy fresh seafood, or learn about the local culture, you’ll find it in these small Florida towns. In this blog category, you’ll also find tips on where to stay, what to do, where to eat, and how to get there.
Are you visiting Dunedin Florida and want a local’s perspective? I’ve lived in Dunedin since 2008 and love it. I’d say it’s a hidden gem, but the town has been featured in so many magazines in the last few years. Dunedin is basically a very poorly kept secret. And that’s okay; we embrace all of…
If you’re searching for a holiday travel guide for Dunedin Florida, you’ve come to the right place. Nestled on Florida’s Gulf Coast, Dunedin is a quaint, walkable town that’s right out of a Hallmark movie, minus the snow. Holiday lights twinkle on historic buildings, waterfront views shimmer under winter sunsets, and locally owned shops beckon…
Looking for the most unforgettable things to do in Ybor City? You’ve come to the right place. Tampa’s historic Latin Quarter may be best known for cigars and chickens, but there’s a lot more going on here than just feathered photo ops. From old-school bakeries and speakeasy cocktails to haunted history tours and indie shops,…
Bowditch Point Park in Fort Myers is a small 17-acre park at the north end of Fort Myers Beach. Though small, it protects a critically important part of the island, preventing it from being developed. I’m always a fan of that because parks are better than condo towers, especially on Florida’s barrier islands. This park…
Nestled on the northwest edge of Old Tampa Bay, Safety Harbor is more than a charming waterfront town. It’s a place where thousands of years of history unfold in layers beneath your feet. From Native American civilizations to European explorers, citrus barons to cultural preservationists, Safety Harbor is a living museum disguised as a sleepy…