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hot and it can be humid in the southern part of the state. Winters are usually mild, and spring/autumn have some of the best weather of all National/State Parks: 200+ International Gateways: Miami, Orlando and Tampa
beach getaway, explore the many festivals that take place in the Sunshine State. For lovers of the arts, both performing and culinary, Florida has a vast selection of film and food and wine festivals. If lounging on a fabulous beach
Airboat rides in the Everglades are great fun
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ntebellum homes, manicured gardens, cherry and peach
blossom give colour to this state, while local festivals, music and golf add to its rich character. Scenic back roads and bike trails take
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visitors to Georgia’s past, guiding them through colourful countryside and picturesque main streets, such as the Antebellum Trail which runs from Athens to Macon. Atlanta, the capital, provides a
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DON'T MISS... Georgia in the spring when the cherry blossom is in full bloom and local festivals take place throughout the state including the Savannah International Music Festival, Georgia’s largest musical arts event - a 19-day music extravaganza.
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range of places to visit from the World of Coca-Cola to the Gone With The Wind Museum, the Jimmy Carter Presidential Center to Martin Luther King Jr’s historical site. Historical Savannah is renowned for
its 22 green squares seen in many a movie, its soul food and its coastal Tybee Island. Off the coast of Georgia are Brunswick and the Golden Isles which include Jekyll, Sea Island and St Simons Islands, each providing coastal attractions and eco-friendly reserves. The North Mountains of Georgia
provide the rural experience while the swamp at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge stands as one of the oldest freshwater areas in the country. From its pivotal role in the Civil War
and its leadership in the civil rights movement, to its championship golf courses, gardens and music festivals, Georgia offers a rich heritage in history and music as well as adventure and cultural attractions.
STATE SECRET... The mountains of North East Georgia and the Chattahoochee National Forest saw the first American gold rush in the city of Dahlonega back in 1828. Today the National Forest is a protected region scattered with cabins and cottages offering great outdoor adventure.
over 1,327 kilometres (825 miles) of beautiful beaches,
FloridaLive.com invites potential visitors to see for themselves what is happening through real people, in real time. Featuring live webcam feeds from destinations around the state, live updates on beach and weather conditions from cities across Florida via Twitter feeds, and an extensive collection of Florida vacation deals,
FloridaLive.com empowers visitors to plan the ultimate beach holiday all year round. After experiencing the perfect
and hitting a few festivals are bit too tame, all of you thrill-seekers can experience the ups and downs of a Sunshine State holiday on some of the best rollercoasters Florida’s extremely popular theme parks have to offer. And don't worry if you were there in the last couple of years, there's always something new and exciting to try out! Visit
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for more trip ideas or information about the Sunshine State.
STATE SECRET... Florida may be all palms and sunshine, but the state has a spooky past too. Throughout the peninsula, you’ll find eerie tales that give you a glimpse into Florida's haunted history.
DON'T MISS... The award-winning trails the Sunshine State has to offer. With Florida winning the inaugural award of "Best Trails State in the Nation" by American Trails, use
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