Many Luxury Beaches in Florida, and one way to see them is by traveling the coastline. But beware of the traffic, as it can be quite slow at times.
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Your on Route 1 when you enter into the state of Florida,
and no sign of a town for quite a while, at least two to
three miles. Than all of a sudden a town pops out of nowhere, a town called Hillard which is the only town you see until you get to Jacksonville.
Now that your in Florida, it’s going to be a chore to stay on course. Route 1 follows the coastline as does A1A which follows it a little closer. And the traffic on A1A is way to slow, so you might want to take Route 1 which is not as slow.
Luxury Beaches is a Part of Florida
Jacksonville is still inland several miles; you won’t actually be close to the Atlantic coast until St. Augustine. You will be next to luxury beaches for a long stretch of the way once you get into Daytona. And don’t expect the traffic to be very speedy. You might want to take I-4 from Daytona into Orlando If your plans are to include Orlando. Otherwise continue down US 1 as it hugs the magnificent wide beaches through Titusville, Merritt Island and Melbourne.
You’ve traveled so far, so stop and walk a few of the luxury beaches all along the coast. Jensen, Juno and Jupiter beaches are incredible and there are rarely any people there! This will no longer be the case the further south you travel.
Ft. Lauderdale Beach is long, but not very wide, but you’ll see plenty of tiny bikinis and drunken college students. Fear not; they are all friendly and there
are many things to do in Ft. Lauderdale, including a great IMAX theater and Riverwalk..
Between Ft. Lauderdale and South Beach, are many luxury beaches; One beach blends itself into the next. The only sign you’ll probably see on the beach itself is “No Glass Bottles” and be aware, that nude people are sometimes common in Hallover State Park.
To get out to South Beach, you must take I-195 or I-395 in Miami. A nice side trip is to go out to Biscayne National Park and go snorkeling, or go west
to Everglades National Park and see more alligators than you ever dreamed possible. It is possible, and enjoyable to see both of these parks in one long day.
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From Miami, continue south on US 1 all the way to Key Largo, the entrance to the incredible Keys!
Remember when in Florida, all the great luxury resorts that are available. Belonging to a vacation club
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