Florida beaches have been the iconic destination for college spring breakers looking to blow off some steam for more than half a century. All-day parties, the hottest nightclubs, and entertainment from the country's most famous musical acts attract hundreds of thousands of students and vacationers alike to Florida's shores every year.
During spring break Panama City shakes up the Gulf Coast with a full-on, 24/7 party. The Beach Bash, with nationally acclaimed musical acts, is held here throughout the month of March and has been voted the best beach party in the U.S. by Rolling Stone Magazine.
With 23 miles of sandy beach and hundreds of nightclubs, Daytona is known as the original Florida spring break party destination. The city even provides free double-decker bus transportation to and from all of the hottest bars and nightclubs - what more could you ask for?
A spring break staple, college students have been flocking to this stunning Atlantic Coast beach for over 60 years. The Elbo Room, a lounge and nightclub made famous by the 1960 spring break film, "Where The Boys Are," remains a popular attraction.
Not everyone hoping to enjoy a Florida spring break vacation is looking to party all of the time. If your idea of unwinding involves tranquil beaches, shell hunting, and spa treatments, you will find that as well.
Most notable as having been the retreat for world-renowned American author Ernest Hemingway, Key West offers serene beaches like the one at Fort Zachary Taylor, and relaxing activities like sunset cruises and dolphin tours.
Probably Florida's most famous beach, Miami Beach provides a perfect blend of culture and laid-back charm. You will find everything that you need for luxurious relaxation, from the Russian and Turkish spas to yoga retreats and wellness centers. The culinary scene in Miami Beach is continually evolving and visitors will find all manner of international eateries, fine dining restaurants, and casual options too.
Enjoy the stunning sights of this cozy island by bicycle, stroll along the miles of sandy beaches in one of the world's premier shell hunting destinations, and explore the sea life while scuba diving along the nearby wrecks and artificial reefs.
When it comes to family spring break options, Florida certainly doesn't disappoint. From the exhilarating rides of Orlando's theme parks to fun family events, there's plenty for kids and adults alike to get excited about.
Gorgeous emerald green waters crash against the white sand beaches of this magnificent Gulf Coast community. Family fun abounds as you are wowed at the Maximum Magic Dinner Theater at Fudpucker's Okaloosa Island, join one of the many dolphin excursions, or head out to the deep seas for a family fishing adventure.
The cultural melting-pot of Miami offers many attractions for kids and adults alike. Biscayne National Park hosts an interactive Family Fun Fest every second Sunday from January through May to educate visitors, in a fun way, about the waters and reefs off the Miami coast. A visit to the Coconut Grove neighborhood, meanwhile, will delight all ages with entertainment, kid-friendly dining and lots of shopping.
The action and attractions are non-stop in Orlando, the theme park capital of the world and top family spring break vacation destination. Explore Disney, Epcot, Universal, SeaWorld, and more. Nearby Kissimmee is a fantastic home base from which to explore all that this area has to offer.
| 📏 Average home size | 200 m² |
|---|---|
| 🥳 Busiest month | November |
| 🛏️ Popular home types | Apartment rental and House rental |
| 🌡️ Hottest months | August and June |
| ❄️ Coldest months | 55 °F in February and January |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | 19 rainy days in July and August |
We would advice browsing our selection of Apartment rental and House rental for Florida Spring Break Vacation.
The average price for a vacation home in Florida is usually around $298 and $464 per night.
in Florida, large groups should consider House rental since they usually fit 9 people.
