Spring break is still a few weeks away for most college students, but it’s never too early to plan. It’s the highlight of the year for most people, since summer break is a time when most students head home, are busy at internships or still taking classes.
One of the best places to head for a fun-filled and exciting trip is the city of Orlando. Located in warm, sunny Florida, this beautiful city is perfect for those who want to take time off to unwind with their friends. Some of the most popular activities to do in Orlando are:
1. Explore theme-parks
Orlando is the theme-park capital of the world, which means you have at least a handful of theme parks that you can visit with your friends. Popular options include Legoland, SeaWorld, Disney World, Busch Gardens Tampa—but the list goes on and on.
These parks are great for people of multiple ages and you can easily enjoy the rides, activities and shows that are unique to each of them. From parades to animal shows, exhibits and much more!
2. Go on outdoor adventures
Orlando is one of the best places to enjoy a good old fashioned outdoor adventure. There are plenty of parks, sanctuaries, swamps and wetlands that are worth exploring. You’ll find dozens of wildlife species that are unique to them, including alligators, which are only native to China and the U.S.
3. Venture out and about the city
Orlando is a sprawling metropolis with so much to see and do; even a tour of the city is a great activity to participate in. There are plenty of great tours that head out and about major tourist sites, including Lake Eola, Amway Center, Church Street, East End Plaza and plenty more. Spend your day wandering through beautiful streets and buildings, taking in a new kind of city life.
4. Visit the Kennedy Space Center
The Kennedy Space Center is definitely worth a visit anytime you’re in Orlando. Built and set up by NASA, it’s known as the ‘Florida’s gateway to space’ and if you’re interested in seeing the stars or spaceships, knowing more about NASA’s missions, and learning about the universe, head down to the space center for an enriching and educational experience.
5. Try water sports and activities
Of course, just because Orlando doesn’t have beaches, doesn’t mean your spring break won’t include water adventures and activities. There are still several lakes, springs, rivers and water bodies where you can have fun. From paddling to speed boating, cruises to rafting, and paddle boarding, depending on the type of adventure you seek.
Of course, while you’re in town, you need the perfect vacation house where you can hang out with your friends, settle in comfortably and enjoy the space and privacy you get. Blue Travel’s luxury vacation homes in Orlando, FL come with amenities like home entertainment, swimming pools and much more. You can book with them by calling them at + 1 407 250 4850.
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