The 1920s. It was the golden age of prohibition, fictitious millionaire Jay Gatsby and infamous mobsters who had the power to transform an ordinary room into a bona fide joint. It was also the decade that marked the birth of one of Florida’s most enduring head turners, and a ‘grand old lady’ she is indeed. It’s no secret that Florida is known as the Sunshine State. One of the nation’s top spots for tourism, many are familiar with Florida’s miles of world famous sun drenched beaches, activities and historic sites. Mention “Florida” and “vacation” in the same sentence and most people will assume you’re referring to south Florida (Miami, Orlando and the Florida Keys immediately come to mind…). While sunning and funning in the subtropical climate that is south Florida might be your first destination choice, there’s more to the state than meets the squinted eye. Consider Northeast Florida Florida’s northeastern coast offers a bounty of travel destinations and vacation spots, including the former Pablo Beach, now known as the stunning Jacksonville Beach. Located east of Jacksonville, there’s no shortage of things to do in the thriving beach community of Jacksonville Beach—from lazing the day away on miles of white [...]![]()
