Nature / Eco-Tour

Tillie K Fowler Regional Park on Roosevelt Blvd in Jacksonville, named after the first woman to represent Northeast Florida in the U.S. House of Representatives, provides visitors with a range of outdoor activities to enjoy.

Amelia Island State Park boasts approximately 200 acres of pristine wilderness, with a variety of outdoor activities to enjoy – from hiking and biking to fishing and beachcombing.

In the heart of Jacksonville lies a hidden gem for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The Betz Tiger Point Preserve boasts a tranquil oasis where visitors come to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Near Jacksonville Beach and offering stunning views of the picturesque waterways that surround it, Castaway Island Preserve is a natural oasis that invites visitors to experience its beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife.

In the heart of Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, Park & Ocean offers a unique and picturesque dining experience. This gastropub serves delicious food and drinks with stunning views of the park and the Atlantic Ocean.

The Secret Woods Nature Center is a hidden gem that boasts serene walking trails, peaceful waterways, and an impressive butterfly garden that will leave you in awe.

Located northeast of Jacksonville, Fort Clinch State Park is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. With miles of pristine beaches, panoramic views of Cumberland Sound, and a historic military fort, this park offers something for everyone.

The Guana River Wildlife Management Area is a breathtaking 10,000-acre stretch of lush greenery and pristine waterways and a home to an array of fascinating wildlife, including American alligators, river otters, and bald eagles.

Historic Charter Boat Row in Key West is a sight to behold for any angler, from beginners to seasoned pros, looking to cast their lines in some of the best fishing waters in the world.