Floridai lifestyle and cities

Miami is known worldwide: ocean, lavish skyscrapers, famous stars, entertainment, vibrant life.

Located 30 miles north of Miami, Fort Lauderdale is another Atlantic coast paradise. Fort Lauderdale is also nicknamed the “Venice of America”.

West Palm Beach is a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, culture and industries.

Micky Mouse, Pluto, waterparks, entertainment, NASA, car-racing, etc . in Orlando and its surrounding areas.

Tampa has a bustling downtown district with booming commerce, and with its continually growing real estate industry, Tampa offers exceptional investment opportunities for the savvy real estate investor.

 The clear water and white sands of Clearwater Beach make it one of America’s best beaches! Rent a jet ski or a giant, inflatable water slide, or go parasailing.

St. Petersburg is home to the Salvador Dali Museum, the iconic Don Cesar Resort, the Sunken Gardens, and even more beaches!

You may get younger by the Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine.

Visitors have a very active time at the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens, where they meet rare animals like the fosas of Madagascar or the barking, meat eater Asian deer.

Sarasota offers the most beautiful beaches – Siesta Key has the best sand in the world- featuring 99% quartz. It won the International Sand Contest.

Fort Myers was chosen by Thomas Edison and soon by his friend, Henry Ford to build their winter residences by the water. 

Most southern part of the US. Islands, watersports, corals, Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico, Hemingway.