Orlando isn’t dubbed the ‘Theme Park Capital of the World’ for nothing. At Universal Orlando Resort, the movies come to life – perfect for Harry Potter™ fans and thrill-seekers. At Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, check out adrenaline-fuelled rides like Splash Mountain or introduce the kids to their favourite Disney characters. Don't forget Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay too!

You don't have to stick to dry land to get a thrill in Florida. Island H2O Live! is Orlando's newest water park. Further afield, VR snorkelling is the latest thing to do at Adventure Island, in Tampa, and don't miss the five-and-a-half free fall slides at Sun Splash Family Waterpark in Cape Coral! Of course you've got the traditional Disney ones too that are great for all the family. 

Kennedy Space Centre is a must-do attraction for all ages. The Shuttle Launch Experience gives you a taste of what it feels like to be an astronaut on take off, and the IMAX movies give you a 3D looks into walking on the moon. You can even have lunch with an astronaut and learn everything you want to know first hand. 

I-Drive is the entertainment hub of Orlando, packed with attractions, restaurants, shops, and bars to keep you entertained for days. ICON park is a particular highlight, you can see all the attractions Orlando has to offer from 400ft above. When you have your feet on the ground again, there's the aquariam, amusement parks and Madame Tussauds to complete an action-packed day.

Been dreaming of white sand between your toes and the kiss of a warm breeze? Miami is home to some of Florida's most impressive beaches. Pack your swimming gear, sun lotion and a good book and head down to South Beach and Art Deco District for laid-back vibes and famous views.

Clearwater is the ultimate spot for relaxing. If you fancy trying something new, pump up the adrenaline with a range of water sports, from surfing to diving. Or stretch your legs by exploring the natural beauty of the surrounding area on a hike.

Head to the Atlantic shoreline for the famous sands of Daytona Beach, known for its boardwalk and pier with numerous arcades, as well as the renowned Speedway NASCAR races in February.

For surfing fans, you can’t go wrong with Cocoa Beach, situated just an hour’s drive from Orlando. Disney Cruise Line makes its home in Port Canaveral, just minutes away, as well as Carnival and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines.

Sawgrass Mills is the largest outlet center in the U.S., providing more than 350 name-brand outlet retail stores. Experience budget shopping at its biggest and best at this impressive Fort Lauderdale area outlet mall.

Dolphin Mall and Aventura Mall in Miami, The Mall at Millenia and The Florida Mall in Orlando - you'll be spoilt for choice as to where to splash the cash. They're not just shopping malls either, they're a unique experience with restaurants and lively nightlife - and you're never far away from the Cheesecake Factory!

There’s a luxurious selection of designer boutiques here, as well as some elegant restaurants, so make sure you work up an appetite.

Disney Springs and Universal City Walk are great places to grab your souvenirs from the trip of a lifetime, and some great presents for your family and friends too.

Key Largo is where you’ll find the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Take a tour on a glass-bottom boat, and spend the day spotting the colourful marine life beneath you. If you want to dip your toe into scuba diving, check out Dry Tortugas and see if you can spot historic shipwrecks.

For 360-degree ocean views, you can’t miss the Seven Mile Bridge, arguably the most recognisable attraction in the Florida Keys. Start in Duck Key and drive over the bridge to Key West. You’d be hard-pushed to find a more scenic place to watch the sun go down.

The spectacular Tibet-Butler Nature Preserve is ten minutes by car from Walt Disney World Resort, but feels like it’s miles away. The peaceful pine woods and wetlands are perfect for a relaxing day out (extra points if you spot a tortoise!).

If outdoor adventure is your thing, don't miss out on a trip to the Everglades to jump on an airboat and see the region's resident aligators. There are nine entry points, so you can visit over and over again and have a different experience each time!

Couples and groups will love Miami’s nightlife. When the sun goes down, head to South Beach. It’s studded with bars and nightclubs featuring some of the world’s most famous DJs. Or try Nikki Beach Miami on Ocean Drive, which is both a sophisticated eatery and a nightclub.

In Key West, you’ll also find a grid of quaint streets lined with inviting restaurants and bars, as well as one of Hemingway’s former homes. Head to the waterfront to try some local craft beers.

Seafood lovers shouldn’t miss Pier 60 in Clearwater, it has never tasted so good – especially when enjoyed in the sunshine.

At Walt Disney World® Resort there are plenty of chances to eat with Mickey, Minnie and the rest of the gang. Or live like royalty, and dine in Cinderella's Magic Kingdom Castle.