Beaches Beyond Orlando
We’ve handpicked some of Florida’s hidden gems for you to discover; these off the beaten track resorts are all perfect for a spot of relaxation after you’ve experienced the exuberance of Orlando. Across three resorts we’ve selected three welcoming hotels in fantastic locations. St. Augustine boasts not only a beautiful beach but also charming brick streets and historic churches. Get away from it all on Daytona’s 23 miles of sandy, white beaches where picking your spot will be the only hard decision you need make. Vero Beach was rated the ‘Best Small town’ in Florida and was named one of ’The best Art towns in America’.
St Augustine 124 441 295 441 301 Gainesville 27A 75 19 Ocala Crystal River
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Hudson 4 Kissimmee 98 Kissimmee 441 Daytona Beach
Acapulco Hotel and Resort
441 1 Kennedy Space Center Orlando 95 Cape Canaveral Port St Lucie Vero Beach
Fun and games Vero Beach is a haven for golf, water sports and fishing. There are plenty of peaceful beaches, cultural museums and nature tours for those looking for a more relaxed feel.
Lake Okeechobee
Eating out The Vero Beach dining experience can be found beachside as well as on the river and mainland. Across the bridge there are many restaurants on Royal Palm Pointe or visit the Historic Downtown area for a variety of cuisine.
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Evening entertainment Catch everything from Broadway-style shows and ballets to comedy performances and concerts at the Riverside Theater. If that isn’t your cup of tea, then why not unwind in one of the many bars or restaurants.
Not to be missed For all those culture vultures, make sure you visit the Vero Beach Museum of Art and not to mention the McLarty Treasure Museum showcasing the history of a 1715 Spanish treasure fleet!
27 75 Palm Beach 1 Vero Beach Vero Beach Hotel & Spa 1 Daytona
Fun and games The kids will love Acceleration Alley and Daytona Dream Laps motion simulator rides at Daytona USA. There are go-karts and thrill rides at the Boardwalk, or head to Marineland Florida for penguins, dolphins and fish!
Eating out Seafood restaurants are extremely popular and among the best in Florida. There are also plenty of International restaurants serving everyone’s favourite dishes.
Evening entertainment From lively bars and restaurants to a wide range of nightclubs, there’s something to suit every taste.
Not to be missed Take a trip to Daytona USA, NASCAR’S official attraction with the ultimate in interactive information, entertainment and motion simulation.
North of Orlando Mileage Chart St
Orlando Miami
St Augustine Daytona
Fort Lauderdale Vero Beach
Orlando Miami –
235 105 55
110
235 –
310 260 140
55 60 180
260 60 –
Amelia Island 301
Jacksonville Orlando
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St Augustine Holiday Isle
17 Kissimmee Oceanfront Resort
Fun and games Visit St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park, it’s the states oldest and fun for all the family.
Kennedy Space Center
Eating out Choose from waterside seafood shacks to fine dining inside to-notch resorts. St. Augustine features flavourful dishes in casual cafes to gourmet eateries serving quick bites to 5-course meals.
95 Cape Canaveral
Evening entertainment For a rockin’ Reggae Sunday in the summer, hit the Conch House where you can dance on the floating dock or inside the octagon-shaped bar that stretches out into the water.
Not to be missed World Golf Village is the ultimate for enthusiasts and home to the World Golf Hall of Fame. Don’t forget to take a tour in a horse and cart to view some of the US’s oldest buildings.
Useful information
Flight details You fly direct non-stop to Orlando International Airport from Gatwick, Manchester or Glasgow with award-winning Virgin Atlantic.
Flight time Approx 9 hours. Time difference GMT -5 hours.
Augustine Daytona Vero Beach 105 310 –
130
110 140 180 130 –
Online:
virginholidays.co.uk
Tel: 0844 557 4000
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