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breathtakingly beautiful fish. There’s even a hotel on the ocean floor in Key Largo – with air conditioning and TVs! Surfers should head for Cocoa Beach,
35 miles (56km) east of Orlando. And then, after building up a hearty appetite, try one of the many restaurants along the Space Coast. You only have around 1,500 to choose from! There’s nothing quite like
“Couples wanting the option of fine dining are spoiled by the selection of international cuisine”
a big American burger and fries. But couples wanting the option of fine dining are spoiled by the selection of international cuisine devised by celebrity chefs. You’ll also love the freedom of being able to
eat what you like, when you like, from concessions on the beaches to restaurants in every seaside resort and in theme parks and shopping malls. The world is your oyster – literally. Apalachicola Bay, 30 miles (48km) of water in northwest
Florida, produces 90 per cent of Florida’s oysters, and that’s 10 per cent of those harvested in the whole of the US. Eating out doesn’t have to cost a fortune either. At an average eatery, breakfast will cost from £5, lunch from £8 and dinner from £10. Couples are just as hungry for
fun as families in the theme and water parks of Orlando. How about seeing them from the air in a hot
air balloon or helicopter? There are lots of smaller
attractions in the area such as ‘Titanic – The Experience’ on International Drive, Boggy Creek airboat rides on Lake Toho and Silver Springs nature park two hours north. When it comes to partying, it’s not just hotspots like Orlando and Miami that have
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