
We’re a family of explorers, boaters, anglers, theme park enthusiasts, and lovers of everything that makes Florida… Florida.
From hidden springs and fishing spots to theme parks, old Florida landmarks, small towns, and everything in between — we’re passionate about experiencing this state for everything it has to offer.
The truth is, we haven’t explored it all yet. Not even close. But that’s exactly why we started this.
The Florida Tribe is our journey to discover more of this incredible state and share what we learn along the way. The places worth visiting, the things to avoid, the hidden gems, and the experiences that make Florida special.
As we explore, we share tips, insights, and stories to help make your own Florida adventures a little easier and a lot more fun.
This is about more than places — it’s about the experiences, the memories, and the people you share them with.
We are The Florida Tribe.
And if you love Florida the way we do, you’re already part of it.

We explore Florida the way real families do — outdoors, on the water, on the trail, and sometimes at the theme parks. From paddling quiet springs and hiking hidden trails to discovering Old Florida towns and unforgettable sunsets, we share authentic travel experiences across the state. Whether you're planning a Florida family vacation, looking for outdoor adventures, or traveling with kids (or without), you'll find inspiration, guides, and real-life stories from our journeys.

Find travel guides, adventure ideas, and family-friendly destinations across Florida. We cover kayaking and paddleboarding, hiking and nature parks, unique small towns, classic Old Florida spots, and the best things to do with kids. You’ll also find tips for theme parks, weekend getaways, and hidden gems most visitors miss. And, we always sneak in a couple's trip and share those itineraries also.




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