Florida Top Ten Beauty Spots

Top Ten Florida Destinations Guide

Florida Top Ten Beauty Spots

Far from the amusement parks and other tourist attractions, Florida offers secluded locations filled with natural beauty where visitors can relax and enjoy nature at its best. While Florida can boast thousands of diverse scenic spots, these 10 stand out for their exceptional natural beauty:

(1). EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK

The famous Everglades National Park in Southern Florida covers more than 1.5 million acres. It is home to exotic wildlife like Florida panthers and American crocodiles alligators and over 1,000 species of plants.
(2). BISCAYNE NATIONAL PARK

The Biscayne National Park, also in Southern Florida, is a marine park. More than 95 percent of the park is covered by water. Visitors can rent a canoe or kayak and enjoy a relaxing day on the water, stopping to admire the living coral reefs and undeveloped islands.
(3). DELEON SPRINGS STATE PARK

In Central Florida, DeLeon Springs stands out as an area of true natural beauty. The 603 acre DeLeon Springs State Park is built around a natural sulfur spring where the water stays a constant 72 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.
(4). BLUE SPRINGS STATE PARK

The Blue Springs Sate Park, in Orange County, boasts the largest spring on the St. Johns River. The manatees, who come for the warm spring waters, are the major attraction at Blue Springs but the gorgeous blue-green water and oaks are a close second.
(5). MOSAIC PEACE RIVER PARK

Located in Polk County, the Mosaic Peace River Park features a boardwalk along the Peace River lined with mature cypress and oak hammocks. It is one of the most natural parks in Florida.
(6). Silver Springs

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Silver Springs,in Ocala, is one of Florida’s largest springs. The natural beauty of the water and the amazing variety of aquatic life has attracted visitors for well over a century.
(7). PAYNES PRAIRIE

Paynes Prairie, in the heart of Gainesville, is one of Northern Florida’s hidden gems. The 21,000 acre preserve is a stunning sanctuary to wildlife and features numerous photo opportunities.
(8). FALLING WATERS STATE PARK

In the Florida Panhandle, the 171-acre Falling Waters State Park is home to the state’s highest waterfall which pours into a 100-foot sinkhole known as Falling Waters Sink.
(9). EDWARD BALL WAKULLA SPRINGS STATE PARK

The scenic Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park, located just south of Tallahassee, boasts one of the largest and deepest freshwater springs in the world.
(10). Bahia Honda State Park

The Bahia Honda State Park occupies the majority of Bahia Honda island in the lower Florida Keys. Extremely rare plant life and a pure white sand beach make this state park not only one of the most beautiful natural sites in Floria but one of the most beautiful natural sites in the nation.