10 Hidden Treasures In Florida

Earth Day is a great time to remember some of Florida’s many beautiful destinations.

1. Wakulla Springs, Wakulla, Florida

Did you know Wakulla Springs is home to one of the deepest fresh-water springs on the planet? 185 feet deep!

Fun fact: “Tarzan’s Secret Treasure” was filmed here.

2. Siesta Key, Sarasota, Florida

Where the sand is as white as snow. In 2011, Siesta Key was ranked as the #1 beach in the country.

3. Everglades National Park, Florida

The Florida Everglades is 1.5 million acres big, stretching over three counties. Visitors can canoe, hike, bike, camp, or go on airboat tours.

4. Florida Keys

Where you can witness some of the state's most beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

5. Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida

You can take a canoe trip down the legendary mangrove tunnel on the Turner River, or drive down Wagon Wheel Road to witness nearly untouched wilderness, giving you a glimpse of what South Florida used to look like.

6. Molasses Reef, Key Largo, Florida

Take a dive off the coast of Key Largo to see some of the most colorful coral & beautiful marine life the ocean has to offer.

7. Bok Tower Garden, Lake Wales, Florida

Bok Tower Garden is known as a "singing oasis" because it is home to 126 different species of birds.

8. Cedar Key, Florida

Located off of the Gulf of Mexico, Cedar Key is known for its little neck clams. It's the No. 1 producer in the United States!

9. Myakka City, Florida

Explore Florida's natural canopy on a suspended walkway through Myakka State Park.

10. Crystal River, Florida

Swim with Manatees!