Get out and about while your group is in Florida! Take advantage of our great weather and diverse attractions!

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The Everglades – The Everglades contains tree islands, mangroves, coastal prairies, and subtropical hammocks, ecosystems that are home to about 400 species of birds, dozens of reptiles, more than 20 types of native mammals, and 14 endangered species – including the Florida Panther, the leatherback turtle and the west Indian manatee.

An enormous variety of flora also thrives in the Everglades. Pines and Palmettos grow in the dry uplands and nowhere else in the United States can you find these temperate plants alongside such a rich selection of orchids and tropical trees. Air plants, such as Spanish moss and other bromeliads, are especially striking. If you’re guests are lucky, they might even spot the cowhorn, an orchid that weighs as much as 75 pounds, though it is increasingly rare because of plant poachers.

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens (Villa Vizcaya) – “Venice in the Tropics” is one description of Villa Vizcaya, James Deering’s winter home, built in 1916 by F.Burrall Hoffman Jr. Deering, cofounder of International Harvester, was a tireless art collector who wanted a winter home. What started as a retreat became the epitome of America’s emulation of European elegance. It took nearly three years to build and even longer to finish what ended up as a small village with extensively landscaped grounds, gondolas, waterways, housing for support staff, and gardens to feed them. Today, the house is maintained as a museum and serves as a splendid site for concerts and receptions. It is widely considered the finest example of Italian-Renaissance architecture in Florida.

Fort Lauderdale Museum of Science & Discovery – Adjacent to the trendy Riverwalk area on Las Olas Boulevard is the unique venue offering South Florida's only IMAX 3D/PSE Theater and over 200 hands-on exhibits. Featured exhibits include ecology, indigenous animals and habitats, technology, space, health, sound and physical sciences.

Museum of Cartoon Art – Located in Boca Raton (South East Palm Beach County) in the trendy Mizner Park, the Museum offers a glimpse into the history and magic of cartoon art. This museum boasts one of the finest collections of lithographs and hand painted films throughout the history of animated art. Packages including a visit to the museum could include a private movie showing at the adjacent theater or dinner in a unique Mizner Park bistro.

Lion Country Safari – Located where the everglades meets civilization (in Western Palm Beach County) is a touch of Africa. Packages to Lion Country Safari could include box lunch and escorted safari, reminiscent of a Kenyan Adventure, where wild animals run free in as close to natural habitat as possible.

Classical Music, Song & Dance – From Ballet, Opera, Symphonic Orchestras, Modern Dance and touring Broadway shows to the Pop's in the Park and Outdoor Festivals of all sorts, South Florida offers a wide variety of venues with entertainment to meet anyone's tastes.

Deep Sea Sport Fishing – Saltwater sport fishing off the Florida coast has long been a major draw for South Florida. Spring is peak season for billfish, Sailfish and Marlin, as well as, migratory fish such as the Cobia, Amberjack and King Mackerel. The most popular sport fish indigenous to our waters is the Dolphin, frequently called Mahi-mahi so as not to be confused with the bottle nosed-dolphin. The true sportsman will watch in wonder as this beautiful teal, yellow and blue fish dances across the water. Wahoo, Tuna, Barracuda, Jacks, Snapper and Bonita, as well as many others, are common sport fish caught throughout the year.

Sailing Adventure – The beautiful pearly white beaches of the South Florida coast are best appreciated as a background to the pristine aqua blue waters of the Atlantic. From the deck of your deluxe ocean catamaran, guests will view the entire seascape that is South Florida.

Golf – South Florida is renowned for its numerous TPC and Championship Golf Courses. Golf packages may be defined for groups from 4 to 144 for tournament, recreational or golf clinics.

Tennis – Har-Tru, Grass or Clay surfaces are all available throughout South Florida. Tennis packages can be defined to include tournament, recreational, tennis clinic or celebrity outings.

Health Club / Spa – Pamper your guests in a Spa package that can be developed to include racket ball, squash, free weight training, aerobic classes, followed by a massage, steam bath and whirlpool as well as other health and beauty services available at the recommended resorts.

Water Sports – The adventuresome guest will not want to miss the opportunity to enjoy one of the greatest resources of South Florida, its Oceanside water sports. Whether you have yearned for the chance to try windsurfing, ocean kayaking or wet-biking, surfing, snorkeling, resort scuba diving (no previous experience required), sailing, boating, riding a wave-rider or even soaring the skies para-sailing. You will never think of a "day at the beach" the same way again.

Pro-Player Stadium Tour – An inside view of a state-of-the-art sports complex. Home of the Miami Dolphins and the 1997 World Champion Florida Marlins! Since it opened in 1987, this has truly been South Florida’s professional sports facility. The $115-million, 75,000-seat stadium is home to not only the Dolphins and Marlins but also a wide variety of concerts (Rolling Stones, Billy Joel, The Three Tenors, Pink Floyd, Elton John, U2, etc.), as well as conventions and exhibitions.

Miami's South Beach "The American Riviera" –South Beach (“SoBe”) is Miami’s Soho, the American Riviera, an international tourist destination, and the city’s favorite playground all rolled into one! It’s packed with trendy restaurants, nightclubs, funky shops, and artists’ studios. The area has also become the stomping ground for the international fashion, media and entertainment crowd, which hangs out at restaurants like Bang, overseen by culinary star Robbin Haas, and beautiful historic hotels like the Raleigh and the Marlin.

Worth Avenue – Worth Avenue is the Rodeo Drive of Palm Beach. A place to dine in a street side bistro or Café, or to stroll and window shop, but more importantly to see and be seen. Palm Beach is a quaint, village of seasonal millionaire residents. From November through May, the Esplanade (e.g. shopping district) on Worth Avenue is teeming with life, limousines and Rolls Royces. Who knows who you could bump into, possibly full time resident Greg Norman or Burt Reynolds or a visiting Kennedy. A package could include lunch at Nando's, Chuck and Harold's, Charlie's Crab, Amici Ristorante & Bar or the ultra exclusive Café L'Europe.