The ‘sunshine state’ of Florida has attracted many retirees over the years who are drawn to its agreeable climate.
But Florida is popular with people of all ages, and families like it especially because it is the home of Disney World and SeaWorld, among other huge theme parks.
Florida is the most south easterly state in America and its capital is the city of Tallahassee which is located in an area known as the Florida Panhandle. Car rental Tallahassee means that you can explore the Panhandle regions of the Emerald Coast, the Forgotten Coast, West Florida and Middle Florida.
Here are some option for car hire in Florida:
Car hire from carhireflorida.com
Car hire site alamo.com
Hire a Car in floridacarhire.com
Within North Florida the largest city is Jacksonville. Orlando is the main city in central Florida and a good base for seeing Universal Studios Florida and the Kennedy Space Centre. Tampa is also in central Florida but on the Gulf of Mexico side.
The most popular destination within Florida though is the city of Miami in the south. Car rental Miami gives you the freedom to go to other interesting places in South Florida such as the Everglades wetlands area and also the tiny islands which make up the Florida Keys. Fort Lauderdale is 20 miles away from Miami while Naples (Florida) is over 100 miles away and Key West is more than 150 miles away.
Miami itself is an incredibly diverse city which is home to many Hispanic and Caribbean people. In fact Miami has the largest number of Latin America people outside of South America and they make up 65% of Miami residents. Learning a bit of Spanish in Miami therefore is definitely a good idea.
Around five and a half million people live in Miami and so it is the seventh biggest city in the United States. Because of Miami’s position overlooking the Atlantic Ocean it can sometimes be subject to hurricanes and the city was mostly destroyed by one such storm in 1926.
Car hire in Florida:
Florida Cars carrentals.co.uk
Hire a Car in Florida carhireflorida.net
Florida carcarhireexpress.co.uk
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