Thinking of taking a family spring break in Florida in 2019? This article will share the best spring break beaches for families, and some safe spring break destinations for families to avoid the crowds of college kids.There are also a few toddler friendly spring break Florida ideas to help you figure out where to go with little kids for a relaxing Florida vacation.

There is so much to do in Orlando, which is why so many families make it their vacation destination. Orlando is home to every theme park, water park, and shopping center you could ever want, but it lacks one thing - the beach! Luckily there are plenty of coastal destinations within an hour or two of Orlando. Cocoa Beach is one of the best budget day trips from Orlando.

Destin, Florida is one of those classic beach destinations families flock to. Our family lives on the east coast of Florida, so the panhandle cities on the Emerald Coast appealed to us for their sugar sand beaches and calm Gulf of Mexico waters.

You CAN take a vacation in Sanibel Island on a budget! If you're looking for a cheap vacation in Florida on a beach, you can find it in Sanibel and Fort Myers with just a bit of planning by following these 9 tips.

I would highly recommend planning a trip to 30A to enjoy the scenic highway, spacious beaches, and bustling neighborhoods. Whether you road trip along highway 30A or find a beach rental where you can stay with your family, you’ll love South Walton - the blissful stretch of beaches on Florida’s panhandle.

Looking for something fun and outside-the-box to do in Orlando? You’ll definitely want to make your next stop Terralina Crafted Italian in Disney Springs.

The cozy sit-down restaurant located in The Landing section of Disney Springs offers more than just a view of Lake Buena Vista and deeply satisfying Italian food. Terralina now offers both kids cooking classes and kids birthday party packages that families will love!

I loved the family-friendly ambiance, and can’t wait to go back! Here’s everything you need to know about visiting Terralina with your kids, and how you can get involved in one of their kids cooking classes.

If you’re looking for a family-friendly experience in Orlando and want something a little different from Disney or Universal, look no further than Discovery Cove. Here are my top tips for visiting Discovery Cove Orlando with kids.

Florida is the destination of choice for those upcoming winter breaks at school. Though it can be the busiest time of year to travel, I always love using those extra days off around Thanksgiving and Christmas to fit a little more travel in. Our family has road-tripped almost everywhere in Florida, and I can tell you from experience which places are the absolute best for a winter family vacation.

If you’re looking for a kid-friendly Florida vacation destination with beaches, outdoor recreation, history, and culture, Pensacola is a perfect spot. We would have happily stayed for an entire week!

The Diplomat Beach Resort is a gorgeous kid-friendly hotel in Hollywood, Florida. My kids had the time of their lives playing in the pool and on the beach, and eating at the many restaurants the resort has to offer. If you’re looking for a spot for your family beach vacation in South Florida, the Diplomat is the place to go!

Hollywood, Florida is a wonderful destination for a beach vacation. Here’s what to do in Hollywood, Florida with kids! This is a Florida beach town you’ll want to choose if you’re looking for a relaxed beach vacation with the option to get out and explore only if the spirit moves you. Hollywood itself has a few things to do, especially if you’re interested in art and street art, but mostly the action revolves around the sun, sand, and waves.

Sanibel Island has been at the top of my Florida Bucket List since our family moved here almost 4 years ago. The laid back island culture and abundance of sea shells called to me. I had also heard that the island was free from chain restaurants and high rises, working hard to maintain the unspoiled views and ecosystems in the area.

If you’re going to Orlando, you probably already know about all the theme park options. Disney, Universal, and Sea World are huge vacation destinations that draw large crowds to Orlando each year. But sometimes you need a break from the theme parks, and you might be looking for things to do on your day off. The Crayola Experience in Orlando is a great option for families with young children.

If you’re looking for a quiet and relaxing spot for a family vacation, you should absolutely consider Amelia Island. And there really is no better choice than to stay at the Omni if you’re traveling with kids. I’ve got 10 reasons you’ll want to stay at the Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort for your next family vacation.

Spring has arrived, and the weather in Florida is slowly climbing back up into the 80 degree range. Flowers are blooming everywhere and a sense of renewal and life is in the air. There’s no better way to celebrate the arrival of spring than visiting Epcot’s International Flower and Garden Festival at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Whether you’re a Floridian looking for a different Disney experience or you live somewhere cold that’s showing no signs of spring and you need a warm-weather vacation STAT, this is an under-the-radar festival at Disney you’ll really enjoy.

I hate to use this cliche, but Flagler Beach really is a hidden gem of a beach town. With its cinnamon-colored sand, laid back vibes, and seriously delicious restaurants, this beach should, by all rights, be an incredibly popular destination with families. The truth is, though, that Flagler Beach often gets overlooked as a vacation spot because it’s surrounded by St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, two very famous Florida cities which attract many visitors.

I’ve dreamed of visiting the Florida Keys ever since our family moved to Florida. I’m not sure if it was the island culture that drew me in, or just a desire to visit the most remote part of our state, but either way I knew I had to go.