Florida’s cooler months don’t last long, but they’re the perfect excuse for a cozy escape. From riverfront glamping to shipping-container rooms in a remote part of the Everglades, these four getaways highlight some of the most unique places to stay in Florida and still hold up well beyond winter.

Williston, the largest city in Levy County, is best known for its unique springs that draw snorkelers and divers from all over Florida and beyond. Here are five easy ways to spend a weekend in Williston.

Switch up your scenery this winter and head to the rolling hills, citrus groves, and lakes of Lake County. Just outside of Orlando, this Lakeside Escape is especially charming when there’s a chill in the air. Here are six ways to make the most of Winter in Lake County.

Cedar Key is a small, resilient island community about four miles into the Gulf, but there’s no shortage of adventures and experiences to fill your days. Here are five of my favorites.

Known as the Seashell Capital of the World, Sanibel deserves a spot on your 2026 vacation list, especially if it’s been a while since your last trip. This beloved barrier island is known for its abundance of seashells, beautiful protected land, and resilient spirit. Here are six ways to make the most of your visit to Sanibel Island.

Known as the “Manatee Capital of the World,” Crystal River is a great year-round destination. Manatees gather in the springs during the winter, and scalloping takes over in the summer. Here are five ways to make the most of your trip.