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OT Holidaying in florida advice please Claire Owen 08-16-2005
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Posted by Claire Owen on August 16, 2005, 4:23 am

Thinking that Florida could be the answer to our family holiday needs, so I
need your advice you that live that way. Where is good for fishing and the
parks?
Sorry to send an OT post but you are all so helpful
Claire in Montréal, France.
http://claireowenperso.free.fr



Posted by Pogonip on August 16, 2005, 1:48 pm
Claire Owen wrote:
> Thinking that Florida could be the answer to our family holiday needs, so I
> need your advice you that live that way. Where is good for fishing and the
> parks?
> Sorry to send an OT post but you are all so helpful
> Claire in Montréal, France.
> http://claireowenperso.free.fr
>
>
I don't live in Florida now, but I did and my family is still there -
what's left of it.

Your best bet, IMHO, is Orlando. There is an international airport and
lots of Europeans fly into Orlando. Once there, you have a choice of
parks and can go to as many of them as time permits. Disney World, Sea
World, Universal, plus a number of smaller attractions. It's also close
to Cape Canaveral where you can see the old space rockets and all kinds
of things; Daytona is close, too. I found this site -
http://www.orlandoinfo.com/ that has some information and deals. You'll
get your best prices on admission tickets if you buy before you go.

You'll have a wonderful time. I've been there the past few years in
June - which is not the best month since it's hot and humid - but had a
great time. Of course, most of that time was with relatives and old
friends...not the usual tourist trip. ;-)

--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth

Posted by Charlotte on August 16, 2005, 2:51 pm


Pogonip wrote:

> Your best bet, IMHO, is Orlando. There is an international airport and
> lots of Europeans fly into Orlando. Once there, you have a choice of
> parks and can go to as many of them as time permits. Disney World, Sea
> World, Universal, plus a number of smaller attractions. It's also close
> to Cape Canaveral where you can see the old space rockets and all kinds
> of things; Daytona is close, too. I found this site -

I worked in Orlando for one summer. I was *shocked* to learn about all
the cars on the beach in Daytona - certainly not the beach experience
I'm accustomed to! My whole time in Florida was one surprise after the
other. I was working for Disney and THAT, let me tell you, is an
experience!

My favorite part of Florida was Naples. It had wonderful sailing,
swimming in the gulf, and very good restaurants. It felt calm, at least
compared to Orlando.


-Charlotte

Posted by Angrie.Woman on August 16, 2005, 4:23 pm
Pogonip wrote:
> Claire Owen wrote:
>
>> Thinking that Florida could be the answer to our family holiday needs,
>> so I
>> need your advice you that live that way. Where is good for fishing and
>> the
>> parks?
>> Sorry to send an OT post but you are all so helpful
>> Claire in Montréal, France.
>> http://claireowenperso.free.fr
>>
>>
> I don't live in Florida now, but I did and my family is still there -
> what's left of it.
>
> Your best bet, IMHO, is Orlando. There is an international airport and
> lots of Europeans fly into Orlando. Once there, you have a choice of
> parks and can go to as many of them as time permits. Disney World, Sea
> World, Universal, plus a number of smaller attractions. It's also close
> to Cape Canaveral where you can see the old space rockets and all kinds
> of things; Daytona is close, too. I found this site -
> http://www.orlandoinfo.com/ that has some information and deals. You'll
> get your best prices on admission tickets if you buy before you go.
>
> You'll have a wonderful time. I've been there the past few years in
> June - which is not the best month since it's hot and humid - but had a
> great time. Of course, most of that time was with relatives and old
> friends...not the usual tourist trip. ;-)
>

I lived in Florida for 12 years, but I have been gone for 10 years. If
you are planning on spending more time fishing and sunning than in
amusement parks, then I would suggest staying close to the beach and
driving to Orlando. Tampa / St. Petersburg is good for that. I do not
know if there is an international airport there though. If you are
going to spend more time in the amusement parks then I would fly into
Orlando and just drive to the ocean for a couple of days. I think the
beaches are nicer on the Gulf side.

On the Gulf side, Sanibel Island is a beautiful place to stay.


A

Posted by Juno on August 16, 2005, 4:53 pm
Visiting Florida depends on the time of year you want to go. From now until
November is still hurricane season. You don't want to get caught in that.
I've gone to Florida in February and March. I prefer the ocean, but that's a
personal choice. A lot of people enjoy New Smyrna Beach, Ormond Beach and
St. Augustine.There's lots to do in St.Augustine. If you want deep sea
fishing the East Coast is the best. You can also fish right from the beach.
You must get a fishing license to fish in Florida. The run about $7.00 a day
and I think you can get one for 3 days.
It's lovely from Melbourne Beach south to about Palm Beach.
The Sarassota area on the West Coast has lots of lovely places and lots of
barrier islands on the gulf beaches. I suggest you look on a map of Florida
and pick out some area's and then do a google. Both coasts are lovely and
the beaches are very accessable. It really is more a matter of wanting the
waters of the gulf coast or the ocean. Don't forget those hurricaines, they
can ruin a holiday.
Juno



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