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Our new luxury townhome with 5 bedrooms & 4 bathrooms (2x Masters with en-suites) will sleep 10 people in superb comfort. There is a well-equipped kitchen located adjacent to the dining area, with seating for 10. Flat screen TVs in every room, a multi-region DVD player and an Xbox are provided for your home entertainment. Free WiFi is also available. The property has its own private heated pool and patio area with a covered Lanai.

Located in one of Florida’s premier resorts, Paradise Palms is a gated community offering all the amenities you’d expect in a 5-star facility, including a pool, game room, fitness room and movie theatre. The grounds are beautifully landscaped and there is a poolside Tiki Bar and shop. The resort also offers a shuttle service to many of Orlando’s attractions at an additional fee.

Paradise Palms resort is just minutes away from Orlando’s main attractions. Walt Disney World is just a 10 minute drive and Universal Studios, Seaworld, Wet ‘n Wild, Legoland and other attractions are easily accessible. Highway 192 is just a couple of minutes away and here you will find an amazing range of grocery stores, other retailers, restaurants and bars.

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Florida Villas - Orlando

Although Florida is a vast state with many attractions, not least the weather, for Britons coming to Florida for the first time the likelihood is that they will be coming primarily to visit Walt Disney World. In order to do this they will probably have a base in the Orlando region of Florida, staying at one of the many hotels or rented villas. In this article we provide some background information about Orlando and what to see and do when in the area.

Orlando Theme Parks

As mentioned above the first thing that visitors to Florida think of when you mention Orlando is the many theme parks in the area. With Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom as possibly the main attraction there are also a large number of other theme parks to cater to different likes and dislikes. Universal has two linked theme parks in the Islands of Adventure featuring The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, as well as Universal Studios which includes an entertaining mix of rides and shows. SeaWorld, as its name would suggest is focused on aquatic life and includes terrifying rides for the thrill seeker such as Manta as well close up experience of the animals, such as the penguins in the newly opened Antarctica.

Other Attractions

When you have had your fill of theme parks there is still plenty to do in the Orlando area. For a great family day out why not try one of the water parks, with Wet ‘n Wild being probably the largest. At Wet ‘n Wild you can scare yourself to death on one of the water based rides or just meander round the park on a rubber ring, floating in the Lazy River. The other beauty of Wet ‘n Wild is that after you pay to get in once, you get free access for any of the following 14 days. Gatorland is another good way to spend at least half a day in the company of hundreds (if not thousands) of American alligators, you can even take a trip over the park on the Zip-line. Compared to the other parks this is not particularly expensive and the animals and various alligator based shows make for an enjoyable visit. If you are into your motor sport then why not try go-karting at Orlando Grand Prix, with karts and tracks designed specifically for both adults and children, so the whole family can take part.

For a broader look at what to do in Florida try our article What is there to do in Florida?

Orlando Golf - Daytona Beach

Anyone staying in Orlando, whether on business or much more likely, pleasure and who would like to take in a round or two of golf should consider heading over to the east coast around Daytona, also known as the Space Coast due to the famous Kennedy Space Center and nearby Cape Canaveral. Daytona is only just over one hours drive from the Orlando region and boasts a number of fantastic beaches, plenty of surfing and fishing opportunities, as well as a great range of golf courses. If you go at the right time of year, there is also the option of taking in a NASCAR race at the world famous Daytona International Speedway.

Focusing on the areas golf, there is plenty of variety and a choice of green fees to suit every budget.

Cocoa Beach Area

Famous for its beautiful beaches and fantastic surfing, Cocoa Beach also features some great golf courses starting with the Joe Lee designed Viera East Golf club. True to the Lee design approach, the course includes innovative bunkering and hazards with the aim of setting the golfer a challenge without taking the pleasure out of the game. Another option for the budget conscious is the Cocoa beach Country club, municipally owned and maintained and set in beautiful surroundings.

Daytona Beach Area

When you hear the name Daytona, the first thing people think of is car and motor cycle racing, held at Daytona International Speedway. There are also a number of good golf options in the area. Legends Course, part of LPGA International, designed by Arthur Hills, is very tough on the wayward golfer with narrow fairways lined with oak and pine trees. Definitely a course for the thinking golfer! Champions Course is a less compact course, more forgiving for the occasional stray drive and probably more suitable for anyone with a high handicap. If you like the way Jack Nicklaus sets up a course, head to Grand Haven Golf Club 30 miles north of Daytona.

Titusville Area

Close to the Kennedy Space Center, which is a must visit if you have time, take a look at the Walkabout Golf Club in Mims, which includes a bonus extra hole in the shape of Australia, the designers homeland. A budget alternative in the area is the Royal Oak Resort and Golf Club.

Florida Villas - Beaches – Panhandle

This is the second in a series of articles looking at the Floridian beaches. This article will focus on the beaches in the Panhandle.

Compared to the East and West coasts, the Panhandle is a lot less crowded, although that is starting to change over time. Panama City is probably the most popular and comes closest to beaches elsewhere in Florida, but the majority of the rest are much quieter, while still maintaining their beauty. Due to its location, the Panhandle is very popular with holiday makers from the Midwest, as driving to it is less daunting than to other parts of Florida. Similarly visitors from Canada can be found there in substantial number.

The Emerald Coast – which is made up of Destin and the Fort Walton region. Instead of the large villas and townhomes favoured in other parts of Florida, it is common to find small cottages here. The Victorian style community, Seaside, attracts many visitors due to its quaint, old-fashioned style while in reality only being a few decades old. Grayton Beach State Park is a point of local interest impressing with its natural beauty.

Pensacola – a tourist hotspot (in Panhandle terms at least), Pensacola can be found on Santa Rosa Island and contains a buzzing centre packed with bars, clubs, shops and restaurants. A quiet alternative to Pensacola can be found in the Gulf Islands Natural Seashore, in total made up of over 140 miles of shoreline, home to a vast array of bird species.

Panama City – as mentioned above, this is one the busiest of the Panhandle beaches, with fantastic beaches and a renowned diving scene. Be warned, during peak holiday times this place can get very busy!

There is more to Florida than just beaches try our article What is there to do in Florida?

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