Riviera Beach
Riviera Beach is located in Palm Beach County on the northern city limits of West Palm Beach between Palm Beach and Juno Beach along Highway A1A near the Atlantic coastline. Riviera Beach is part of the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, Florida metro area.
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West Palm Beach
Just north of Miami, West Palm Beach has a great waterfront, good shopping and many bars and restaurants. It is a favorite holiday destination for many people who come here for the sun and the sea. West Palm Beach, Florida's most popular destinations and major tourist attractions. In fact, the West Palm Beach economy is currently ranked #4 in the Milken Institute Best Performing 296 U.S. Cities index. Animal lovers have much to enjoy in West Palm Beach, with attractions such as the Lion Country Safari, an animal preserve with more than 1200 wild animals roaming the
Fernandina Beach
Fernandina Beach is located in Nassau County east of Yulee and just north of Jacksonville along Highway A1A on the banks of the St Marys River near the Atlantic seacoast and the Georgia state line. Fernandina Beach is part of the Jacksonville, Florida metro area.
Fernandina Beach Attractions
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Old Railroad Depot, The
Amelia Island Museum of History
Amelia Island Carriages
Madeira Beach
Madeira Beach is a 2.5 mile strip of sand that provides an oasis of activities for tourists. Madeira Beach started as a fishing village and commercial fishing is still an important part of the community's activities. More grouper is brought into John's Pass than any other place in the state. Each October the community hosts the Seafood Festival at John's Pass attracting as many as 130,000 visitors to a fare of food, music, arts and crafts. Madeira Beach is located in Pinellas County just west of St Petersburg between Clearwater and St Petersburg Beach along Hwy 19 near Tampa
Pensacola Beach
Hugging the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Pensacola Beach, Florida awaits to meet all of your vacation expectations. Pensacola, close to the Alabama state border on the Gulf coast, is yet another of Florida’s resort Meccas; but instead of theme parks and excitement, the city relies on real history and natural attractions to draw the crowds and the ambience is relaxed and laid-back among fountains and parks.
Pensacola is known for its current stars, the Blue Angels precision flying team of the US Navy, who are based here and hold thrilling exhibitions. The US Naval Air Station is
Palatka
Palatka is the largest city in Putnam County and is located in Northeast Florida. The city of Palatka is rich in culture, nature and history and is home to more than 10,000 people. Palatka hosts several festivals each year and has two historic districts.
Getting There
1 hour south of Jacksonville
1 hour east of Gainesville
1 hour northwest of Daytona Beach
30 minutes west of St. Augustine
2 hours north of Orlando
The St. Johns River flows north through the county and adjoining counties. Water, water everywhere... There are more than 70 square miles of recreational rivers and lakes. There are
