Hola te puedo sugerir estas dos opciones, aunque hay muchas mas, no tienes que ir solamente a Disney en la Florida, hay mucha mas diversion, por todas partes.
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, con mucho gusto te atendere.
Why Go: Trip Ideas
Boca Raton, FL (via Palm Beach):
Champagne Wishes
From champagne wishes to caviar dreams, Palm Beach's cousin city offers only the finest of what life has in store--but, of course.
It's what dreams are made of, caviar dreams that is--a place where palm-lined drives lead to mansion-lined marinas, which lead to yacht-lined docks. Developed in the 1920s as a beach getaway for American royalty, Boca Raton maintains the glamour of a grand era, when grandiose Spanish-style mansions were in fashion, and Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald appeared on the scene as regulars.
Today, Boca welcomes an equally jet-set crowd. Join the crowd this weekend to indulge in haute cuisine, upscale boutique browsing, and lounging on the beach. Linger through Old Floresta, a 1920s neighborhood of Mediterranean-style homes with grand open balconies, decorative wrought-iron gates and impeccable landscaping.
Surrounded by such beauty, one might think that Boca's striking aesthetic is only skin-deep--not so! Break from the afternoon heat with a retreat to dazzling collections at the The Boca Raton Museum of Art, featuring a fine selection of late 19th and 20th-century paintings and sculptures, and the Norton Gallery, with an extraordinary Old Master's collection including Bosch, Matisse and Renoir.
Recommendations & Suggestions:
Atlantis Golf Course
190 Atlantis Boulevard
Designed in 1972 by Robert Simmons and Dick Wilson, this par 72 championship designed course is reminiscent of Northern courses. The tree-lined fairways put a premium on shop making in that the fairways are narrow, the greens are small and guarded by lots of bunkers. Exceptional year-round playing conditions make the Atlantis Country Club a must play when in Palm Beach.
Boca Raton Museum of Art
801 West Palmetto Park Road
Functioning as a museum, school and community gathering place, the Boca Raton Museum of Art has a wide collection of art in its holdings. Currently under expansion, the new main gallery will be completed in late 2001.
Cypress Creek Golf Club
9400 Military Trail
One of the most popular courses in South Florida, the Cypress Creek Golf Club recalls more traditional golf courses of the past. With greens for both the novice and professional. Cypress Creek is the type of course that will keep you on your toes (watch out for the cleat).
Daniel's Lake Avenue Grille
One Lake Avenue
Phone: 561.540.6000
Featuring a gloriously decorated dining-room and overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, top-notch chefs servefreshly caught fish, fresh shucked cold water bluepoint oysters, original pasta dishes, rotisserie Long Island duck and fine aged quality steaks and chops. The ideal place for cocktails and casual dining.
Daniel's is located inside the gloriously restored Gulf Stream Hotel.
Emerald Dunes Golf Club
2100 Emerald Dunes Drive
One of the best public clubs in the state, Emerald Dunes' most exciting feature has got to be the SuperDune, a peak from which panoramic views of the entire course command your attention. Made up of a cascading waterfall and multiple greens and tees, the SuperDune is a unique challenge for putting pros.
Heathcote Botanical Gardens
210 Savannah Road
Phone: 888.785.8243
This living museum exhibits Floridas most important and revered tropical foliage and flowering plants, including many exotic species. Roam through the Botanical Gardens or check out one of the garden's workshops, tours or classes on gardening and horticulture.
Norton Museum of Art
1451 S. Olive Avenue
The Norton reigns as Florida's most prestigious fine arts museum. With strong American, Asian and European holdings, the Norton Museum is one of Florida's premier art collections. Among the names in their permanent collection are Hopper, O'Keeffe, Bellows, Pollock, Bosch, van Dyck and Magnasco.
Why Go: Trip Ideas
Naples/Gulf Coast, FL (via Fort Myers): Florida's Riviera
More sophisticated than Florida's trendy east coast, Naples, and the diverse stretch of beaches surrounding it, please sunbathers, small tykes, and shoppers alike.
With easy access to undisturbed stretches of glistening white sand and the highest number of golf courses per capita in the world, Naples is topping the jet set's A-list of places to vacation. Once a humble fishing village, Naples is now recognized for its refined cuisine, upscale boutiques, and chartered yachts.
Despite its nouveau elegance, Naples has retained its humble nature. In Naples, long-time resident surfers and sunbathers share the sand with "ladies who lunch." Their mutual passion lies with Southwest Florida's near perfect climate. This bit of coast is known as the warmest place in the US in the winter, and is blessed with temperate breezes in the summer.
Find your niche along Southwest Florida's varied shorelines. Set your radar to swanky in Naples, or sport flip-flops and settle into the laid-back groove on Marco Island or Coconut Point, where mingling with dolphins and dining at salty seafood outposts make for a busy day.
Recommendations & Suggestions:
Bistro 821
821 5th Avenue South
Phone: 941.261.5821
Simple yet sophisticated, this black and white-themed restaurant features refined American cuisine. Homey and comforting entrees include marinated leg of lamb with basil-mashed potatoes, snapper baked in parchment, and a seasonal vegetable plate highlighting Florida's fresh produce.
Naples Museum of Art
5833 Pelican Bay Boulevard
Phone: 941.597.1111
Built as part of the Philharmonic Center for the Arts in November 2000, this young museum exhibits the gamut with contemporary glass works by sculptor Dale Chihuly and entrance doors by metal artist Albert Paley, to a notable ancient Chinese art collection and modern American paintings and works on paper from 1900-1954 (look for Marsden Hartley, Jackson Pollock, and Alexander Calder).
Oak Hills Golf Club
10059 Northcliffe Boulevard
Phone: 352.683.6830
Oak Hills Golf Club is a Raymond Floyd-owned facility featuring rolling terrain and tree-lined fairways. While there are no water holes, there are plenty of sand traps to challenge one's golfing skills. This 18-hole, championship course stretches 6,935 yards and is recognized as one of the area's finest golf courses.
Oak Hills is a public golf course, but maintained as a private club as well. Facilities include a driving range, putting and chipping greens, practice bunker and snack bar.