Moin!
Noch zur Ergänzung (ich kann meinen alten Beitrag leider nicht mehr editieren) eine komplette Liste (kannst du ja noch ergänzen z.B. um Homosassa, Ocala, Kennedy SC, Orlando...) mit Infos zu Adressen, Öffnungszeiten, Preise und allgemeine Infos zu den oben geposteten Zielen. Habe ich aus meiner Google Maps Aufstellung herauskopiert! Die Ziele sind alle südlich von Tampa ausgehend ungefähr auch von Nord nach Süd liegend.
Busch Gardens
3000 E Busch Blvd
Tampa, FL 33612, United States
(813) 987-5524
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay ist der ultimative Abenteuerpark für die ganze Familie. Erleben Sie eine Vielzahl faszinierender Attraktionen rund um exotische Begegnungen mit dem afrikanischen Kontinent. Die einzigartige Mischung aus abenteuerlichen Fahrten, Liveshows, Restaurants, Läden, Spielen und einem der besten Zoos des Landes mit mehr als 2.000 Tieren macht Busch Gardens Tampa Bay für Gäste aller Altersgruppen zu einem unvergleichlichen Erlebnis.
Öffnungszeiten: Der Park ist ganzjährig von 10 bis 18 Uhr geöffnet. Die Öffnungszeiten werden an bestimmten Wochenenden, im Sommer und in der Feriensaison verlängert.
Lowry Park Zoo
1101 W Sligh Ave
Tampa, FL 33604, United States
(813) 935-8552
Zoo One Day Pass: (At gate)
$18.95
Opening Hours
9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week.
Ybor City (Centro Ybor)
1600 E 8th Ave
Tampa, FL 33605, United States
(813) 242-0365
Ein Stadtteil, der Mitte des 19 Jh. von kubanischen Einwanderern als Zentrum der Zigarrenherstellung gegründet wurde. Heute kann man auch noch das Zigarren drehen sehen, aber insgesamt ist der Stadtteil heute mehr auf Tourismus ausgelegt. Ybor City ist wichtigster Part des Nachtlebens geworden.
In der 1818 Ninth Ave. befindet sich das Ybor City State Museum in einer ehemaligen Bäckerei mit altem intakten Steinofen. Es ist ein kleines Museum, das die Geschichte der kubanischen Zigarrenindustrie zeigt.
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Florida Aquarium
701 Channelside Dr
Tampa, FL 33602, United States
(813) 273-4000
General Admission
Adults $17.95
Regular hours
9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Brandon Town Center Mall
Brandon, FL 33511, USA
Monday-Saturday 10:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday 11:00am - 6:00pm
Sunken Gardens
1825 4th St N
St Petersburg, FL 33704, United States
(727) 551-3100
Hours
Monday to Saturday
10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday
Noon to 4:30 p.m.
Admission
Adults $8
Sunken Gardens is a botanical paradise in the midst of a bustling city. As St. Petersburg's oldest living museum, this 100 year old garden is home to some of the oldest tropical plants in the region.
Unwind as you stroll through meandering paths, lush with exotic plants from around the world. Explore cascading waterfalls, beautiful demonstration gardens, more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers and a butterfly garden.
Sunken Gardens provides garden tours, horticultural programs, special events, field trips, weddings, private and corporate rentals.
Salvador Dali Museum
1000 3rd St South
Saint Petersburg, FL 33701, United States
(727) 823-2767
Regular Hours: Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday 9:30-5:30pm
Thursday 9:30am-8pm
Friday 9:30am-6:30pm
Saturday 9:30am- 5:30pm
Sunday 12 noon – 5:30pm
The Museum store remains open 1/2 hour after closing on these days:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Admission:
General Admission - $15.00
Thursdays are $5 (5 p.m. - 8 p.m.)
Fort De Soto
There are two designated swim areas. One, is at East beach where lifeguards are present during certain hours. The other is at North Beach in a shallow, protected lagoon, and in the Gulf just past the lagoon. Swimming in the Gulf at north beach is excellent. The water is clean and calm and shallow. Lifeguards are present during certain hours. I think this small shortcoming is compensated for by the rest of the activities available at the park. There is no entrance fee, but toll roads provide access to Fort Desoto County Park.
Prime Outlets At Ellenton
5461 Factory Shops Blvd
Ellenton, FL 34222, United States
(941) 723-1150
Anna Maria Island (Manatee County Public Beach)
Best Family Beach - Manatee County Public Beach
Truthfully, there are many great family beaches on the Florida Gulf Coast. I choose Manatee County Public Beach as the best because it is on the most family friendly island AND is a great family beach. I should know, I grew up on this beach. This beach and the island it's on are still family oriented. The beach is located west of the City of Bradenton, at the western end of Manatee Avenue (Highway 64). The sand is beautiful and white, the water is calm, clean, and shallow enough to be kid-friendly. The beach is protected by lifeguards and there are restroom facilities, showers, a gift shop, a pier to walk on or to fish from, a picnic area, and of course there is the Cafe On The Beach when you get hungry.
Anna Maria is a residential community that caters to a wide range of visitors from all over the world. It is a quiet island without high-rises, big hotels, or nightlife. The focus is on relaxing and enjoying the beach and the community.
There are plenty of restaurants, from seafood to Italian and Indian cuisine and everything in-between. From Manatee Public Beach you can walk all the way to the north tip of the island if you care to (many do) in about 2 hours. If you need some adventure, go parasailing, take a charter fishing trip or a tour boat to Egmont Key. People who vacation on Anna Maria Island keep coming back year after year.
Another great thing about Anna Maria is the beautiful water. Anna Maria has some of the clearest water on the west coast of Florida. Check out some of the photos of the Gulf waters at Anna Maria I took during the month of May. the water was so beautiful I just couldn't stop taking photos!
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
3701 Bay Shore Rd
Sarasota, FL 34234, United States
(941) 355-5305
Park Hours
Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily.
Closed Christmas and Thanksgiving Days.
Admission Rates
Sarasota Jungle Gardens
All prices subject to change without notice (Plus 7% Sales Tax)
Daily Rate:
Adult ………………………………..$14.00
St. Armands Circle
Sarasota, FL 34236, USA
Lido Key / St. Armands
Lido Key ist eine kleine Insel, die Sarasota vorgelagert ist. Mittelpunkt ist der St. Armand Circle, um den rundherum die abendlichen Aktivitäten der Gegend starten.
St. Armand's Circle ist ein Spiegelbild all der Dinge, die das Leben in Sarasota so angenehm machen ... Straßencafés und feine Restaurants, Shopping in kleinen Boutiquen, gemütliches Bummeln mit einer Eiswaffel in der Hand und ein Hauch des nahegelegenen Meeres in der Luft.
Restaurants, Shops und trotz der ungezählten Mercedes, Jaguar etc. sind die Preise doch noch 'normal' geblieben.
Es ist genau wie es sich John Ringling einst vorgestellt hatte, als er St. Armand's 1917 kaufte.
Probieren Sie einmal 'Tommy Bahama', ein Restaurant im ersten Stock eines im Kolonialstil gestalteten Gebäudes - im Erdgeschoss ein gleichnamiger Shop. Vermutlich das beste Lokal der Gegend!
Myakka River State Park
13208 State Rd 72
Sarasota, FL 34241, United States
(941) 361-6511
Myakka River State Park is one of Florida's oldest and largest state parks. The "Florida Wild and Scenic Myakka River" flows through 57 square miles of wetlands, prairies and woodlands. Myakka is popular for hiking, fishing, camping, and wildlife observation.
Entrance fees are $5.00 per vehicle for 2 to 8 persons.
The park is open everyday, 8:00 AM until Sunset.
Siesta Key
Uninc Sarasota County, FL, USA
It's only 15 minutes from downtown Sarasota, parking is free, it has a snack bar and restroom facilities and is a short distance from Siesta Village where there are plenty of great island restaurants for lunch or dinner (bathing suits are considered proper attire in many restaurants as long as you have a shirt and at least a pair of flip-flops on your feet). The sand is the softest, whitest sugar sand you will find anywhere and the beach is very wide. siesta_key_beach_image.jpg
This beach is protected by lifeguards and attracts fairly heavy crowds on weekends and holidays. The beach is very flat and is a popular beach for walking. You can even ride a bike and push baby strollers on the hard-packed sand near the water.
The water is shallow and slopes gently into deeper water. Normally the water is cleaner and clearer here than anywhere else in the area.
Nokomis Beach
101 Casey Key Road, Uninc Sarasota County, Florida
USA
Casey Key is a unique island. It is strictly residential with only a few small motels near the southern end. If you enter the island from the northern end there is no place to stop or see the beach until you drive about 4 miles of winding road (left) and arrive at Nokomis Beach
Caspersen Beach
Caspersen Beach, the most natural and remote beach in this part of the state. The shoreline is dominated by native foliage. A very quiet beach. This is a very beautiful place and since there are no lights along the shore at night it is a place where many sea turtles nest successfully.
Manasota Beach
Manasota Beach has lifeguards and facilities and fairly well maintained picnic areas. This is a favorite beach for egg-laying sea turtles. This is a popular beach, but most visitors don't venture far from the lifeguard tower. There is a lot of beach to walk and no condominiums, businesses, or restaurants.
Blind Pass Park
6725 Manasota Key Road, Uninc Sarasota County, Florida
USA
The beach at Blind Pass Park, one of my favorite beaches. It too is very quiet, but does attract a good weekend crowd. There is no town or significant residential development close by, just a few beach houses.
Blind Pass on Manasota Key has lots of vegetation on the upper beach. It has some of the most prolific sea grape trees around.
Stump Pass Beach State Recreation Area
The park is about a mile long and has no buildings beyond the restrooms, which are located by the parking lot and entrance. Boaters visit the large treeless beach at Stump Pass. Lots of sea turtles lay their eggs on this beach.
Gasparilla Island State Park
880 Belcher Rd
Boca Grande, FL 33921, United States
Boca Grande is the perfect place to find quiet sophistication and luxury blended with the charm of old Florida, the influence of old money and new, without compromising on a beautiful natural environment with brilliant beaches, clear blue and green water, and lots of tropical vegetation everywhere.
Boca Grande Public Beach parking area #2, also known as the Seagrape access. It is of course exactly between access #1 and access #3. This is a beautiful beach with lots of white sand, beautiful clear water, some small dunes and a wooden dune walkover from the parking lot.
Sanibel Island (Bowmans Beach)
Sanibel makes a powerful statement about itself by setting aside nearly one-third of the island as a wildlife preserve. Sanibel is a large island--twelve miles long and, in some places, three miles wide.There are grocery and other food stores on the island, including a health-food store. There are 5 gas stations on Sanibel, including Amoco, Hess, and Shell. Excellent medical care is available on the island. An outstanding selection of restaurants is available, and island artists are well represented in the many art and craft shops. If you need something to read or want to know more about the island and its history, of course stop by MacIntosh Books, an island landmark.By far the largest attractions on Sanibel are the Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge, the beaches, and the water in general for boating and fishing.
Ding Darling Natl. Wildlife Refuge
1 Wildlife Dr
Sanibel, FL 33957, United States
(239) 472-1100
The J. N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge is located on the subtropical barrier island of Sanibel in the Gulf of Mexico. The refuge is part of the largest undeveloped mangrove ecosystem in the United States. It is world famous for its spectacular migratory bird populations.
J. N. "Ding" Darling is one of over 540 refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge System administered by the U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
Hours of Operation
Wildlife Drive
Closed Friday
Saturday - Thursday
7:30 a.m. - sunset
Education Center
M ay 1 - December 31
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
January 1 - April 30
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tanger Outlet Center
20350 Summerlin Rd
Fort Myers, FL 33908, United States
Sunday
11:00am - 6:00pm
Monday - Saturday
9:00am - 9:00pm
Miromar Outlets: Estero
10801 Corkscrew Rd # 199
Estero, FL 33928, United States
(239) 948-3766
Mall Hours:
Monday Thru Saturday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday
11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Corkscrew Swamp Audubon Sanctuary
375 Sanctuary Rd
Naples, FL 34120, United States
(239) 348-9151
Admission fees
Adult: $ 10.00
What to Expect
BOARDWALK
A 2.25-mile raised boardwalk takes visitors through four distinct environments: a pine upland, a wet prairie, a cypress forest, and a marsh. Interpretive signs along the boardwalk and a field guide and Children's Activity Book available at the admissions desk in the Blair Center allow each visitor to take the self-guided tour. Benches and rain shelters are along the trail. For those who do not wish to walk the full 2.25 miles, an optional trail shortens the walk to one mile. Volunteer naturalists are usually on the boardwalk to answer questions. Allow about 2-3 hours.
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary is open for visitors every day of the year except during violent weather.
Hours: Oct. 1-April 10: 7 AM to *5:30 PM <><><> April 11-Sept. 30: 7 AM to *7:30 PM
Coastland Center
1900 Tamiami Trl N
Naples, FL 34102, United States
(239) 262-1988
Mall Hours:
Monday-Saturday: 10:00am-9:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am-6:00pm
Store hours may vary.
Naples, FL
Mit perlweißen Stränden, einem reichen Angebot an erstklassigen Golfplätzen, eleganten Resorts, topaktuellen Restaurants und prächtigen Einkaufszentren reizt Naples zur Flucht vor dem Alltagsstress.
Marco Island, FL
Marco Island liegt im südwesten Floridas am Rande der Everglades.
Mit ca. 36 Quadratkilometern (9km lang und 6,5 km breit) ist sie die größte Insel der unter Naturschutz stehenden “Ten Thousand Islands”.
Die Entstehungsgeschichte Marco Islands geht bis ins Jahr 800 v.Chr. zurück, als Indianer die Insel besiedelten.
Durch geschickte und bedachte Bauplanung ist die natürliche Schönheit der Insel erhalten geblieben.
Abseits vom Massentourismus weisen hier nur wenige Reklameschilder auf Fast-Food-Ketten hin.
Zahlreiche Geschäfte laden zum Bummeln ein. Radfahrer und Spaziergänger sind hier vergleichsweise häufig anzutreffen. Die zulässige Geschwindigkeit ist auf 35 mhp beschränkt, dies trägt zur gemütlichen Ausstrahlung der Insel bei. Hier fühlen sich Menschen aller Altersgruppen wohl.
Die breiten und sauberen Strände laden zu herrlichen Strandspaziergängen oder einfach nur zum Faulenzen beim Sonnenbad ein.
17 Miles Turner River Loop Road (Big Cypress National Preserve)
33100 Tamiami Trail East, Uninc Collier County, Florida
There are two popular scenic drives within Big Cypress National Preserve. One is the 27 mile Loop Road that travels through dwarf cypress forest, pine forests and deep strands. The other is the 17 mile Turner River / Wagonwheel / Birdon Roads Loop.This drive takes you by open prairies and popular wading bird feeding areas. While visiting the Preserve, take the time to leave the beaten trail of US 41 (the Tamiami Trail) and take a more leisurely journey along one of these scenic drives. While traveling along the scenic drives, remember that it is illegal to feed or harass wildlife. Do not attempt to approach alligators.
27 Miles Loop Road (Big Cypress National Preserve)
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