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A Florida Keys state park with Caribbean-like crystal-clear waters, white-sand beaches, and top-notch snorkeling, perfect for sunset photos near Henry Flagler's historic bridge.
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A narrow, secluded beach on Manasota Key with emerald waters, a bayside lagoon, kayak launches, and shores dotted with shark's teeth, shells, and sand dollars.
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An unspoiled paradise in the Gulf of Mexico, accessible only by ferry, offering mangrove tunnels, shelling during low tide, and historic homestead tours.
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A quirky, artsy island with perfect beaches and legendary pirate history, where visitors often wish they could stay forever.
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A barrier island with nearly nine miles of undeveloped shoreline, rich Native American history, and a lagoon where manatees swim, accessible only by boat.
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A laid-back beach destination near Cape Canaveral, offering quiet beaches, surf shacks, a nostalgic seaside pier, and diverse wildlife.
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A remote national park 70 miles west of Key West, known for vibrant coral reefs, historic Fort Jefferson, and stunning open water views, accessible by boat or seaplane.