Walt Disney World Florida, USA Travel Guide
Approximately 10-15 miles north of Walt Disney World resort. Travel time around 20-30 minutes. Reach via taxi, rideshare, or rental car. Organized tours available. Easy to visit independently.
Allocate a whole day for each main park, or 2-3 days to experience both main parks and popular attractions thoroughly.
Florida features many natural attractions beyond the amusement parks, with chances for open-air activities and wildlife viewing.
Wekiwa Springs State Park is approximately 30 minutes north of Orlando. This features of the preserve clear, natural springs. Blue Spring State Park is approximately 45 minutes north of Orlando, known as a wintertime refuge for manatees.
Florida features flat landscapes with numerous lakes, wetlands, and forests of pine trees. These areas exhibit distinct natural beauty.
Discover Florida's history and diverse culture with day trips to nearby historical towns and rural areas.
Charming town with upscale shops, restaurants, and museums. Scenic boat tours. Roughly 20 minutes north of the central business district Orlando.
Oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in the United States. Features historic forts like Castillo de San Marcos. Approximately 2 hours northeast.
Clermont is west of Walt Disney World resort, known for rolling hills and citrus groves. Kissimmee has "Old Florida" charm with cattle ranches and airboat tours.
Located in Historic Winter Park. Features a large collection of Tiffany glass and United states art.
A historic fort in St. Augustine, a a protected national landmark, going back to the From the spanish colonial era era.
Extend your Florida vacation beyond Walt Disney World to experience more of what is the state offers.
Add 2-3 days for Universal Orlando Resort and/or SeaWorld Orlando. Experience more world-class adventure parks.
Add 2 days for a relaxing beach trip to Cocoa Beach on the Atlantic coast or Clearwater/St. Pete Beach on the Gulf Coast.
Add 1-2 days for a visit to Kennedy Space Center and historic St. Augustine, combining science and colonial history.
Start in Orlando, then head to Kennedy Space Center, Cocoa Beach, St. Augustine, and finally Jacksonville, exploring coastal attractions.
Start in Orlando, then proceed to Tampa/St. Petersburg, Clearwater/Sarasota, Naples, Everglades City, and conclude in Miami.
Drive from Orlando to Miami, then continue south along the Overseas Highway through the Florida Keys.
