Florida

Walt Disney World

The theme parks, restaurants and entertainment venues are all around, easily accessed by Disney's COMPLIMENTARY, resort-wide transport system. And staying in a Disney Resort Hotel brings you a host of extra-special privileges.

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Universal Orlando Resort

All hotels are ideally located for all the resort's attractions, but if there's one that's of particular interest, read on to choose the best one for you. The Royal Pacific Resort, a Loews Hotel, is perfectly located between Universal's Islands of Adventure and Universal CityWalk. Stay in the heart of rock 'n' roll at the Hard Rock Hotel, it's right next to Universal Studios.

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International Drive

Some of the world's most famous theme parks and attractions are in the International Drive area. Universal Orlando Resort® is the biggest one, closely followed by SeaWorld® Resort and the Wet 'n Wild® water park. Naturally there are lots more diversions from dinner shows to mini-golf courses.

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Kissimmee

Most of our Kissimmee hotels can be found along the US Highway 192 just a few miles south of the WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort. This road has undergone a drastic facelift recently. The beautification project has resulted, among other things, in attractive landscaping and the installation of sidewalks (pavements to us), which have made it a very 'walker friendly' area.

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Lake Buena Vista

No prizes for guessing the number one attraction in this area. It's the biggest theme park in the world, the WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort. There are 4 theme parks, 2 water parks as well as the magnificent DOWNTOWN DISNEY area of shopping, dining, and entertainment, including PLEASURE ISLAND with its rockin' dance clubs.

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Florida Homes

It's like being at home, only better! Our superb range of Florida homes give you the freedom to enjoy your holiday exactly the way you want to. Located in quiet, residential areas, a short drive from glorious sandy beaches or all Orlando attractions, these fully maintained properties are modern in design with 3-7 bedrooms, private swimming pool and double garage.

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Orlando Grande Lakes

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Clearwater/Crystal River

Clearwater is known as a gem in the treasure chest of the Gulf Beaches. Amongst its soft, sugary-white sand beaches it lays claim to one of the USA's top 10 beaches - Sand Key. The convenience of the Clearwater Beach Marina allows easy access to boating explorations offshore... and there are water excursions to suit any travellers aquatic agenda.

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St Pete/Treasure Island

St Pete Beach is a very popular, lively resort, with plenty of family restaurants, shopping and entertainment. There are lots of boat cruises to some of the nearby, uninhabited barrier islands including Fort Desoto where popular activities include shelling, snorkelling, swimming and sunbathing. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy capturing some of the native wildlife on film!...

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Naples and Marco Island

Naples is known as the finest town in Florida and not for nothing. It's the winter retreat of wealthy northerners, and a wonderful selection of top-class shopping and great restaurants have sprung up to satisfy them (and you!). The beach is, of course, long and beautiful with soft white sand, and the sunsets are marvellous. Nightlife is rich and varied, with everything from pubs and...

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Sarasota

They say they have the whitest and finest sand in the world here, and it is that, combined with the warm weather and wonderful sunsets, that has been attracting holidaymakers to this coast for many years. Notable visitors have included Charlie Chaplin and Einstein, but you don't have to be a genius to realise that Sarasota is the place to be!...

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Fort Myers

Fort Myers Beach is lively with lots of family restaurants and bars along Estero Boulevard. There are also attractions such as boat cruises, mini-golf courses, factory outlet shopping and the house of Thomas Edison (he liked it so much here he brought his house down from New England and rebuilt it!).

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Fort Lauderdale

The 23 miles of sun-kissed beaches have ensured that Fort Lauderdale remains an exceptionally popular destination. But recently, things have become even more exciting. A dramatic beautification has taken place, and it's now one of the coolest places around. Sidewalk caféés, chic boutiques and trendy restaurants are everywhere.

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Miami

Miami has countless other features, which is why it's so popular with Virgin' guests. The main attraction of Sunny Isles is the wide white sand beaches and family-friendly, laid-back atmosphere. It's the closest of our resorts to Aventura Mall which has just enjoyed a multi-million dollar renovation - so there are even more shops to get your bargains from!...

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South Beach, Miami

The locals now call it SoBe. Well, so be it! You may have heard recently that it's become one of the hottest nightlife places in the USA, with celebrities queuing up to open trendy bars and restaurants here. Madonna, as always, started the trend, and she's been joined by stars as diverse as Ricky Martin and Cameron Diaz.

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Championsgate

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St Augustine

Four and a half centuries on, it's a fascinating mix of the ancient and the modern with its rich international heritage vying for holidaymakers' attention including 43 miles of pristine beaches, water sports galore and an eclectic range of attractions for all the family.

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Key Largo

The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary offers protected reefs and marine life for unrivalled snorkelling and diving. Tropical fish, sea turtles, shells, sea fans and other spectacles await you. Coral Reef State Park is also popular and the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park runs charters to Christ of the Deep, a 4,000-pound bronze statue resting at the bottom of the sea.

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Duck Key

Marathon is great for families with its museums and nature centre of Crane Point. It's also the launching point for the Seven Mile Bridge, often referred to as the 8th Wonder of the World. The bridge drops you onto Big Pine Key and Bahia Honda State Park. The former is great for fishing and the latter is where you'll find one of America's best beaches.

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Bonita Springs

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Daytona Beach

23 miles of white sandy beach, countless water sports (including great surf) and championship golf courses it has everything! There's also an attractive boardwalk, extensive shopping and lively nightlife in bars, restaurants and nightclubs.

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Orlando Airport

Within Orlando there are 5 broad areas to stay - each with its own benefits. You can stay within the WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort area in one of the Disney hotels. The other areas are Kissimmee - which is great value and, since it's beautification project, is easy to walk around.

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Sanibel

Sanibel and Captiva Islands (about 15 metres apart!) are renowned for their untouched quality. There are no advertising hoardings or neon signs, just lush, unspoilt scenery with lots of wildlife, and beautiful beaches where shell hunting is the island obsession (apparently left-handed whelks are rather valuable).

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