When looking for something off the beaten path on your Florida vacation, take on a self-guided tour through the breweries and distilleries of the First Coast.
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The lobstering industry began around 1843 in Eastport, Maine. Fishermen would typically leave before dawn with two men manning the boat and over 200 traps ready to catch lobsters. Back then, there were no commercial lobster factories so fishermen would bring their catch back to their own home to process them.
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From amusement parks to beaches, Florida has been known for its tourist attractions since before the second World War. Each of Florida’s 10 coasts attract thousands of locals and tourists each year, and each coast is known for its unique features, allowing them to be remembered by their creative nicknames.
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Whether you’re planning a date with your significant other or want to coordinate a night out with friends, Fernandina Beach is the place for you. Along with beautiful beaches, Fernandina also has plenty of exciting places to explore that will make for an entertaining date night!
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Fort Clinch on Amelia Island is one of the best-preserved Civil War-era forts in the country.
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Florida is filled with engrossing history, spectacular wildlife, thrilling adventures, and delicious food.
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If you live in Florida, or if you have ever considered relocating to the Sunshine State, you know it is a special place to live. Not only can you “live where others vacation” and enjoy a year-round summer, but you also have access to Florida’s beautiful beaches and get to cheer for some of the most popular sports teams.
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Did you know that some of the most well-known American authors are from Florida? Writers like Zora Neale Hurston, Ernest Hemingway, Karen Russel, Carl Hiaasen, and Dawn Lee McKenna were born in Florida and wrote some of their famous works with Florida as their inspiration.
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Jacksonville is one of Florida’s oldest towns, founded on June 15th, 1822. When the town was first founded, there were only 15 people living within Jacksonville’s city limits.
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If you’re looking to try something new this summer, head to Fernandina Beach! Take a stroll down Fernandina Beach Main Street for food and shopping, or spend the day outdoors at the Fernandina Farmers Market. You can pay a visit to any of Fernandina’s beach front parks to enjoy some time in the sun, or take a kayak tour to get out on the water. Fernandina Beach will also host a few fun events this summer such as concerts and festivals.
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Spring is coming to an end, which means it's time to start planning for the summer months! Florida residents and visitors alike are no strangers to the high temperatures of the Sunshine State, so keeping cool is always a priority. Follow along for a few fun ways to stay cool throughout the summer!
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Memorial Day is an American holiday that takes place on the last Monday of May and honors the U.S. military personnel who have died serving in the United States armed forces. This year, Memorial Day takes place on Monday, May 30th, and there are plenty of ways to honor this day while spending time with friends and family.
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From Fernandina Beach to St. Augustine, Northeast Florida is full of history. Visiting museums, monuments, and even Florida’s lighthouses is a great way to celebrate Florida’s past.
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Jacksonville is often credited as being the birthplace of Southern Rock music, and this title is celebrated through music festivals such as Springing the Blues and the Jacksonville Jazz Festival. But, did you know that Jacksonville actually got its reputation in music because it was the home of many famous artists like Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Tom Petty, 38 Special, and Limp Bizkit?
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Not only does sustainable seafood provide many health benefits, but it also has a positive impact on the environment. When it comes to seafood, sustainability means that the seafood is caught in ways that promote the long-term vitality of the species.
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Easter marks the unofficial beginning of the Spring season, and what better way to celebrate than with bright colors and family-friendly activities?
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For hundreds of years, pirates have been the focus of many works of fiction. But, did you know these dramatizations are often based on real pirates?
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Looking to add some spice to your life? Look no further! Timoti’s Cajun Blackening Blend is a fan favorite, and it’s one you can use when cooking at home, too.
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Amelia Island is full of fun places to visit for family members of all ages. Spend time outdoors, plan a beach day, or take a tour around Amelia Island visiting some favorite historic spots.
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The Players Championship was first played in 1974, and since has become one of the PGA Tour’s most sought after titles. The tournament is played at the TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, however, Florida’s unpredictable weather has caused some issues for this year’s Players Championship.
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