Answered by Sara from Shalimar, United States 537 days ago

Manuel:

You must visit the Emerald Coast of Florida in the NW Panhandle area, near the Alabama border. We have the most beautiful beaches in the world! You should start with Carillon Beach in Panama City and travel west on Hwy 98 to 30A. Scenic 30A will take you through Rosemary Beach, Alys Beach, Seaside Florida, and Grayton Beach. These resorts and beaches are reknown for their seaside beauty and architecture. 30A will lead you to Hwy 98 again. As you travel west on Hwy 98 from 30A you will reach the Sandestin-Destin area. The number of 5 star restaurants and wine cellars in this area is quite nice. If you want some suggestions, contact me. If you keep travelling west you will reach Fort Walton Beach, Gulf Breeze, Pensacola (The city of 5 Flags) and on to Mobile, Biloxi and New Orleans from there.

If you tell me when you plan to visit, I will send you links to events.

For now check out these website: The Beaches of South Walton, The Village of Baytowne Wharf, Harborwalk Village, and Celebate Pensacola.

Bon voyage mon ami!

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Answered by Anna Bitan from Orlando, United States 537 days ago

HI MANUEL ORLANDO IS GOOD PLACE TO VISIT
YOU CAN FIND PARKS,BEACHES, DINNING ROOMS AND A LOT OF RESTAURANTS,IS A NICE CITY

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Answered by Samuel Gomez from Playa del Carmen, Mexico 536 days ago

Look man get in contact with Marc Snyder.
He is a localyte from Orlando Florida and I think that he can help you out.

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Answered by Luis Oviedo from Chicago, United States 532 days ago

last year I traveled to Miami and fell in love with the city. south beach is filled with action and the food is great in the city, you must do the cuban fast food called pollo tropical. It is the first time I have ever seen cuban food in a fast food format. that was a bit of a culture shock. also the architecture is is nice. a lot of the city is in art deco which is nice and very modern. the museums are nice but renting a car is advised if you are not going to spend most of your time on south beach. the public transportation is not as good as it is in other cities and most people drive in this part of the country. if you do drive be mindful of the fact that road signs are more suggestions than laws in Miami but the roads are wide and for the most part very very clean. people are very friendly and willing to help you get around. also the everglades are not that far off and you can do that as a day trip but it means getting up early. also the keys from what I have heard are nice but there is not much to do on them except for this one music festival that happens on them. I am not sure what it is called or when it is but that alone prevented me from going to the keys. I hope this helps

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Answered by Rudy Mejia from Orlando, United States 520 days ago

St. Augustine is one of the most beautiful beach scenarios in FL. Orlando also has a terrific downtown experience. Key Largo, as well as Key West are excellent places for snorkling and other activities and excellent night life. For minimum charge we can create several itineraries of your choice, how many adults, how many children(ages), how long are you planning to stay and your budget are important questions that need to be answered prior to preparing them.

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Answered by Alfred Moya from Negril, Jamaica 423 days ago

im here!! what ya need?

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