Introducing South Florida
As varied as the state of Florida is, you’d think you’d at least be able to generalize about the regions within it. But South Florida is made up of three wildly diverse areas that bear little resemblance to each other: Miami and Fort Lauderdale represent the sophisticated cities by the sea; the Everglades are a subtropical wilderness full of wildlife; and the Keys are a chain of islands with a laid-back vibe. The fact that they’re just an hour or two apart gives you a great opportunity for a multidimensional vacation.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Wanted: warm US destinations in October & November!
by battybilly 13 September 2011
Hawaii and Southern Florida. Everywhere else won't be very warm - espacially after sundown, that time of year.
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Re: South Africans in Cuba
by bahaman 12 September 2011
Thank you for clarifying. Unless you absolutely want to go on half a cruise where you pay full price (I am baffled as to why you want…
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Re: Spring Break - miami?
by zeldasdad 12 September 2011
I hope you can to rent a car. Car rentals for people under 25 can be a big problem. Panama City without a car does not appeal to me.…
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