Top Florida Literary Tours

Avoid the disappointment of sold-out tickets and instead, pre-book your admission to see the Orlando Magic basketball team play an NBA match. The sports facility features one of the tallest scoreboards in the NBA, interactive fan areas, and nine restaurants and bars—including a restaurant that looks over the court. So, enjoy the opportunity to get an authentic NBA experience of watching a basketball game, as well as plenty of cool amenities to explore.

Of the 800 islands in the Florida Keys, Key West is one of the most popular. Between its charming old town, lively pubs, and dazzling sunsets from Mallory Square, you’ll have your phone snapping photos of every activity you do. Instead of relying on selfies alone, let a professional photographer help you capture your vacation memories. This private photoshoot will take you to fantastic backdrops in Key West that’ll help create amazing vacation photos that you’ll cherish.

Get ready for some wet and wild fun on a private lake near Orlando with this private boat charter that comes with a selection of water sports equipment. Choose to go tubing, wakeboarding, wakesurfing, water skiing, or kneeboarding, and relax as a captain, boat, and all equipment is provided. The boat is all yours for the duration, so get out and enjoy your time on spring fed Lake Bryan.

Monticello’s homes and historic streets tell the story of a small Southern town’s journey from an optimistic frontier settlement to the Civil War. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll follow the true story of Mary Adeline Walker and her husband William (central characters in the Palmetto Pioneers book series) through Monticello’s remarkably preserved historic district. The tour begins at the Jefferson County Courthouse Circle, the political and social heart of 1840s Monticello, where citizens first learned Florida had achieved statehood in 1845. As you walk, you’ll discover how Jefferson County became one of Florida’s political centers and how its position as one of the state’s largest slave-holding counties influenced its swift support for secession. Throughout the journey, you’ll learn how Monticello’s early settlers, nicknamed “Palmetto Pioneers“ for their South Carolina origins, transformed a Florida frontier outpost into a thriving cotton-shipping town.