Amelia Island's Fernandina Beach brings to mind a more graceful bygone era. Recently named one of the top 12 vacation destinations by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, it is a community that cherishes and preserves it past.
Nestled on a high wooded bluff between two lakes that are fed by the St. Johns River, Crescent City is a reflection of Florida's bygone Victorian opulence. The grandeur of the town, coupled with its unmistakable southern charm, gives visitors a generous taste of mid-19th-century Florida.
Whether you prefer soaking in some rays on the gorgeous white-sand beaches, high-speed laps around the Speedway or exploring the area's colorful history and culture, Daytona Beach offers an incredible variety of vacation options.
DeLand has a rich cultural and educational heritage. The downtown area is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and features a nationally award winning Main Street. The history of DeLand is told through a series of murals that takes the viewer through an unfolding story of the community.
