Introducing Central Florida
With such beautiful sand and water, it’s no surprise that people gravitate to the coasts, leaving much of the middle part of the state a hollow, under-populated core. The exception is Orlando, the beating heart of tourism and largest inland city. Tourists from around the world make the pilgrimage here, drawn to the oodles of family-lovin’ theme parks. Central Florida also has a slew of gorgeous natural springs bubbling up from deep beneath the earth, offering yet another reason to leave behind the beaches for a couple of days inland.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Living in Coban
by igmo 18 April 2011
I've seen that Rio Dulce website before. Definitely the place to be if you're a boater. I grew up in Central Florida and live in East…
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RE: Diving in bahamas
by mgtraveler 12 December 2010
The most cost effective diving in the Bahamas in my opinion is off of Grand Bahama. Lots of caribbean reef sharks, huge blue parrot fish…
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Re: Honeymoon in Florida.....14 day itinerary?
by shelemm 04 November 2010
Very active: swimming and snorkeling in the springs of Central Florida, particularly Juniper Spring, Salt Spring, Alexander, Blue Spring…
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