The Everglades is one of the most distinctive places in Florida and at the same time a completely different world from Miami, the beaches and the coastal resorts. Vast areas of shallow wetlands, grassy marshes, canals, tree islands and wildlife create a landscape that is difficult to find anywhere else in the United States.
Florida's west coast, on the Gulf of Mexico, is famous for its exceptionally light, soft sand and its calm, warm water. The beaches here are often more scenic and more peaceful than those on the Atlantic side.
Ocean Drive is one of the most famous streets in all of Miami Beach and one of those places that shapes the popular image of Florida more than almost any other. It's known for its palm trees, Art Deco hotels, neon signs, restaurants with outdoor terraces, and its views of Lummus Park and the wide sands of South Beach.
The Walt Disney World Resort complex in Florida consists of several different parks, each aimed at a different age group and offering a completely different experience.
