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Established in 1927 as a mere citrus orchard, Flamingo Gardens is now home to over 3000 species of plants and a wildlife sanctuary. Located just west of Fort Lauderdale in South Florida, the Gardens surround the historical Wray family home, now a museum open to the public. Across 24 hectares (60 acres) of land, visitors can explore tropical rainforest and wetlands, stand in awe of Florida’s largest trees, and of course, take delight in the company of flamingos.

Board your Thriller Miami speedboat tour at 401 Biscayne Boulevard Miami, FL 33132. This central spot lies within the popular Bayside Marketplace, right next to a great gelateria, just in case you want to grab an ice cream before hitting the surf. The Bayside Marketplace is a festival marketplace in Downtown Miami that winds along the Biscayne Bay. You'll find shops, restaurants and lots of entertainment options close by.

Miami Seaquarium is located in the Key Biscayne area of Miami, just a few minutes from downtown, the Port of Miami, and the airport. For those without a car, the public bus can be caught to Miami Seaquarium from hotels throughout the Miami metropolitan area.

Sawgrass Recreation Park is located in the heart of the Everglades in South Florida. It's home to a variety of endangered and protected species, such as the American crocodile, manatee, and Florida panther. Keep your eyes peeled - you never know what's lurking in that sawgrass.

Bringing all-new meaning to "state-of-the-art", ARTECHOUSE Miami is not your usual art museum. This immersive art museum places cutting-edge technology and science at the heart of its visitor experience, with incredible experiential exhibitions that turn mind-bending physics and mathematical concepts into stunning, interactive light art. Exhibitions vary throughout the year but are always guaranteed to always leave you wondering about the relationship between art and science, and the essential role of the observer in each field.

Wild Florida operates tours around Central Florida. They use airboats to navigate the watery wilderness of the Everglades, taking visitors on an all-American safari to see Florida's diverse range of wildlife. They also run the Gator and Wildlife Park, where visitors can get up close and personal with some enormous alligators, as well as a host of other wild animals from Florida and around the world.