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| Miami - Miami has been a winter visitor destination for generations. First there was the snowbirds from New York and the upper east coast. Then the people from the midwest and Canada heard the good news. Now it seems like almost everyone is headed there in the winter. With its subtropical climate, naturally protected harbor, and spectacular beaches, Miami has traditionally been a haven for tourists and retirees. More ... |
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| Naples - Naples is the crown jewel of Southwest Florida and a favorite of snowbirds wanting to get away from the cold and snow to a sub-tropical climate. The sun drenched beach on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico is more than 10 miles long, and is noted for its cleanliness and pristine white sand. Naples is a perfect warm haven getaway for the winter weary. More ... |
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| New Smyrna - New Smyrna is relatively free of crowds and the accompanying pollution. Near science museums, art galleries and one of the safest swimming beaches in Florida, this destination definitely has it all. More ... |
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| Ocala - Ocala is entrally located in the very Heart of Florida and there is easy access and almost equal distance to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Ocala is surrounded by some of the most beautiful horse farms in the world, in a county that is famous for its huge oaks, festooned with Spanish moss. More ... |
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| Orlando - Orlando, Florida has always drawn winter visitors south due to its warm climate and ever green environment. With both the Gulf and east coast development on the Florida peninsula, Orlando became a central crossroads for visitors passing through the area. More ... y info |
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| Palm Beach - Palm Beach is an upscale town in Florida along the Intracoastal Waterway. Palm Beach enjoys a tropical climate with long, warm summers and mild winters with lots of sunshine. It is a luxury oceanfront resort destination, 14 miles long and 0.5 miles wide at its widest point. More ... |
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| Panama City - Panama City is a quiet, affordable winter getaway. Beautiful beaches, warm weather and every outdoor activity Florida has to offer make this a great snowbird retreat. More ... |
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| Pensacola - Pensacola is the western Gate to the Sunshine State where thousands live the way millions wish they could. Pensacola is the westernmost city in the Florida Panhandle and the weather is is subtropical, with mild winters. More ... |
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| Perdido Key - With some of the best golf in the state and fishing of every kind, this Florida gem is an affordable treat. More than a winter respite, Perdido Key boasts festivals to keep you busy year round. More ... |
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| Port Charlotte - Welcome to Charlotte Harbor , a tranquil getaway. Charlotte Harbor is nestled along Florida’s Southwest Gulf Coast, between Sarasota and Naples, about 100 miles south of Tampa. Easily accessible via I-75 and US 41, it is a place where the pace of life moves with the rhythm of the tides and hospitality is measured in warm, friendly greetings. More ... |
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| Sarasota - Mild winters, exquisite sand, dolphins and shell collecting rank the beachs consistently in various critics' top ten list. Culturally elegant and brimming with adventure, yet Sarasota is s laid back and tranquil. This is a snowbird and winter visitor destination like no other. More ... |
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| Seaside - Seaside is a community on the Florida panhandle roughly midway between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City. Seaside is the picture-perfect little town where you can reach every shop, restaurant, art gallery and more by foot or bicycle. More ... |
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| St. Augustine - Snowbirds and winter visitiors love St. Augustine, Florida. There is something to do on any day of the week with a year-round sunny and mild climate perfect for strolling Saint Augustine and the beaches. More ... |
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| St. Petersburg - St. Petersburg is famous for its sun and offers beautiful weather, perfect for winter visitors and snowbirds. With an average of some 360 days of sunshine each year, it is nicknamed "The Sunshine City." The average temperature is 73.7 degrees. More ... |
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| Tallahassee - Tallahassee, Florida offers snowbirds and winter visitors a great climate, a lot of history, bunches of things to do and see, and a relaxed southern lifestyle. Tallahassee is noted for its hilly terrain with the elevation ranging from near sea level to just over 200 feet. More ... |
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| Tampa - Tampa is one of the most vibrant communities in the southeastern United States. Beautiful beaches front the Gulf of Mexico and if shopping is your bag, Tampa has everything from the most expansive flea markets to the most sophisticated regional malls. More ... |
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| Titusville - This is the place where space and nature meet. Winter visitors and snowbirds flock there because there is so much to do and the weather is great. Nearby pristine beaches and natural habitat provides the escape from the hustle and bustle we all want to get away from. More ... |
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| West Palm Beach - This is snowbird heaven. West Palm Beach is a city of unsurpassed beauty, from the sub-tropical waterfront location, vibrant downtown for shopping, exciting dining experiences, sophisticated nightlife, luxurious apartments, and of course, miles and miles of beaches. It offers a vast range of international and contemporary leisure and recreation amenities. More ... |
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| Winter Haven - Winter Haven, Florida is a place to play, explore, relax, and enjoy the good life. For winter visitors and snowbirds alike, this is a real piece of heaven. Fishing is a serious pursuit and any spot in Winter Haven is within a few steps of a freshwater lake or canal. More ... |
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