Beyond the famous beaches and amusement parks, Florida hides many unique spots that bring a special charm to your trip. Here are ten hidden gems near SeaLife Florida rentals, right for adding variety to your vacation.
Blowing Rocks Preserve
This preserve showcases limestone formations on the shore that shoot water into the air when waves hit—a photographer’s dream and a unique spectacle.
Weeki Wachee Springs
Known for its mermaid shows and clear springs, Weeki Wachee is a nostalgic Florida experience where you can kayak, swim, and enjoy a touch of old Florida.
Devil’s Den Prehistoric Spring
An underground spring with crystal-clear waters, Devil’s Den offers a unique snorkeling experience in a setting like no other.
Mount Dora
This lakeside town offers quaint shops, antique stores, and local dining options, providing a glimpse into Florida’s quieter side.
Coral Castle Museum
Built by one man with hand tools, Coral Castle is an architectural wonder that’s as mysterious as it is impressive.
Rainbow Springs State Park
A favorite for families, Rainbow Springs has swimming areas, waterfalls, and trails ideal for a relaxing day in nature.
Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks
Experience Greek culture in Florida! The sponge docks are filled with Greek restaurants, shops, and boat tours showcasing the area’s sponge-diving history.
Bok Tower Gardens
This serene garden offers peaceful walking trails, colorful flowers, and a carillon tower that plays music throughout the day.
Cedar Key
A quiet coastal town with charming seafood restaurants and scenic views, Cedar Key is a lovely escape for a low-key beach day.
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens
These beautiful Japanese gardens, complete with traditional architecture and koi ponds, provide a peaceful retreat from the usual Florida scenery.
Add a few of these hidden gems to your itinerary, and experience a side of Florida that many tourists miss. At SeaLife Florida, we’re here to help you discover every hidden treasure nearby.
