Palma Sola
Palma Sola, FL · Lifestyle
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Rye Preserve camping goes online
Ready to spend a night under the stars? Camping at Rye Preserve returns this Friday, November 6! Enjoy a peaceful weekend surrounded by nature, with camping available every Friday and Saturday night through April 2027. This season, reservations must now be made online. In-person, cash, and same-day reservations will no...
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The Best Waterfront Restaurant in South Florida May Be in Cortez
Fresh seafood, Sarasota Bay sunsets, live music and the character of a working fishing village make Swordfish Grill and Tiki Bar a destination worth crossing the coast for. Calling any restaurant the best is an invitation to debate. South Florida has glittering hotel dining rooms, celebrity chefs and waterfront tables stretching from Tampa Bay to the Keys. But the restaurants people remember most are not always the most polished. They are the places where the setting, food and sense of place come together so naturally that dinner feels like a Florida experience rather than simply a meal.
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These 8 Tampa Bay Breakfast Spots Are Worth Getting Out of Bed For
Belgian waffles made with coffee from a café’s very own farm in Costa Rica? That detail alone got me out of my pajamas and searching for more. The Tampa Bay area keeps surprising me in the morning. One spot sits inside a historic building with a bookstore and a courtyard. Another serves lobster Benedict just steps from the beach.
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10 unexpected places around Tampa Bay to get great food
Food and discovery go hand in hand, and there’s a lot to discover around this area — if you know where to look. There are diligent folks throughout Tampa Bay crafting Colombian-style empanadas steps away from one of St. Petersburg’s oldest beach towns; assembling Taiwanese-style rice rolls and hawking them via Facebook groups — all of them making the food they grew up eating, and crafting it with love and care.
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7 Florida Botanical Gardens Where Winter Looks Like Spring and Admission Is Completely Free
One of these gardens sits inside the brick walls of a fort built in the 1800s. The cactus beds and orchids grow right where soldiers once kept watch over the ocean. I love that detail more than I probably should. The surprises keep coming. One garden has a viewing platform...