Plan your Family Spring Break in Florida

This island is located just a short drive south from Miami and it is one of the best destinations for families that wish to find a mix between history, culture, and relaxation on the beach. Visitors will have the chance to check out the southernmost point of the continental U.S., visit Ernest Hemingway's house, take a stroll on Mallory Square, snorkel around the Florida Reef, as well as enjoy some relaxing and semi-tropical beaches.

Families will be guaranteed endless activities while visiting Orlando for spring break. Travelers can visit the Walt Disney World, which includes four theme parks, two water parks, a shopping and dining district, as well as a golf course. On the other hand, if travelers wish to go to the beach, Daytona Beach is just a short hour away from the city of Orlando.

Vacationers young and old will love Destin, a vibrant city on Florida's northeastern shore. Go fishing or parasailing in the gulf when you're not playing (or sunbathing) on the family-friendly beaches. For when you need to head in to the cool, make sure you don't miss the Gulfarium - a showcase of local marine life, including dolphins and stingrays.

One of Florida's most iconic vacation spots, Panama City Beach has an abundance of parks, museums, and restaurants that will keep the whole family entertained and satisfied. Just across from the main beach itself is the Gulf World Marine Park, where kids can swim with dolphins, and interact with stingrays, penguins, sea turtles, and sea lions. Or, head down to WonderWorks, an indoor amusement park featuring more than 100 hands-on exhibits. Try 'sleeping' on a bed of 3,500 nails, try your hand at the indoor ropes course, or experience being blown away by a hurricane!