Cassadaga: Florida’s Village of Psychics and Spirits
A spirit guide named Seneca led George Colby to this spot in 1875. Over 130 years later, Cassadaga is still Florida’s “Psychic Capital of the World.”
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Beyond the Oysters: Apalachicola’s Unexpected Wonders
Everyone knows Apalachicola for the oysters, but this historic Gulf Coast town holds a whole world beyond the half shell, from a vibrant arts scene to deep-rooted history.
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Devil’s Millhopper: The 120-Foot Sinkhole Hiding a Prehistoric Rainforest
A 120-foot sinkhole in Gainesville drops visitors into a prehistoric rainforest where ferns, waterfalls, and fossils reveal a Florida that existed millions of years before the theme parks.
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Rain Barrel Village: Islamorada’s Eclectic Art Haven
Tucked behind the Overseas Highway in Islamorada, Rain Barrel Village is a hidden compound of artist studios, sculpture gardens, and creative energy thriving in the Florida Keys.
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The “Driftwood Cathedrals” of Boneyard Beach
On the northern tip of Big Talbot Island, sun-bleached skeletons of ancient live oaks line the shore, creating one of the most hauntingly beautiful landscapes in all of Florida.
