Florida is not called the Sunshine State for nothing. Southern hospitality, fantastic weather, warm sea and hundreds of kilometers of beautiful beaches beckon millions of tourists here. Florida is world famous for its national parks, ancient forts, unique museums, aquariums and zoos. And there are more theme parks here than in any other state. Florida is the world capital of entertainment – the city of Orlando, where the famous Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, LEGOLAND and SeaWorld are located. This is where children’s deepest dreams come true and fantastic stories come to life.

Kennedy Space Center

A visit to the Kennedy Space Center, located on Merritt Island, is one of the coolest things to do in Florida. This exciting outing combines fun and learning. You’ll get to visit the actual launch complex, see the legendary space shuttle Atlantis, a life-size replica of the Hubble Telescope, visit the U.S. Heroes & Legends Astronaut Hall of Fame, and wander through the rocket garden. An experienced NASA astronaut guide will lead you on a tour of Kennedy Space Center. Together with him you will walk through the most interesting places, learn about the history of space exploration, and then climb aboard the Shuttle Launch Experience and go on a space flight.

Universal Orlando Resort Theme Park

Orlando is known as the theme park capital of the world. The most popular among them is the famous Walt Disney World. And its main competitor is Universal Orlando Resort. This is the only place in Orlando, where you can go on a fascinating journey behind the scenes of movies and television. Walk down Mole Lane with Harry Potter, ride around the city with Spider-Man, take part in an intergalactic battle with the Autobots and Decepticons, meet aliens and the legendary Men in Black – nothing is impossible here. Universal Orlando Resort includes two theme parks (Universal Studios Florida and Universal’s Islands of Adventure), Volcano Bay water park, Universal CityWalk shopping and entertainment zone, and eight hotels.

Universal Studios Florida

Guests of Universal Studios Florida get a unique opportunity to visit the movie sets of the most famous blockbusters. The park consists of 8 themed zones located around a large lagoon. In each of them you will find a lot of entertainment – incredible roller coasters, exciting rides and fun shows with your favorite characters.

Universal’s Islands of Adventure

Universal’s Islands of Adventure is a world of fun that awaits adventurers, explorers and thrill seekers. Take the Hogwarts Express to Hogsmeade Village, where you can ride a magical motorcycle with Hagrid and ride around Hogwarts Castle. In Jurassic Park you’ll be transported to the age of dinosaurs, in Marvel Super Hero Island you’ll meet the heroes of the Marvel universe and in Skull Island you’ll see popular cartoon characters. At Skull Island you’ll meet King Kong and at Lost Continent you’ll see an interactive show based on myths and legends. Toddlers will love Seuss Landing, which has several rides just for them.

Volcano Bay

Volcano Bay Theme Waterpark is a real paradise island with many water attractions. Dizzying slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, children’s playgrounds – what could be better for a family vacation on hot summer days? Volcano Bay includes four themed areas that are centered around the huge man-made volcano Krakatau. It is the park’s symbol and is featured on its logo.

Everglades National Park

Everglades National Park is one of the best national parks in Florida. Located in the southern part of the state, the vast preserve is home to vast mangroves, cypress swamps, and wet prairies that have become home to hundreds of species of animals and birds. Wandering the scenic hiking trails or traveling through the park by boat, you may encounter alligators, leatherback turtles, Burmese pythons, Florida panthers and even manatees. We recommend starting your exploration of the park with a visit to the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center, which has trail maps, educational displays, and informational brochures.