It’s unknown how much sargassum will wash ashore on South Florida’s coasts. However, according to historical records, it is expected that the most affected areas include the Keys and the stretch that goes from Miami to Jacksonville.  These areas will be mostly sargassum-free until the end of May, according to reports. In March, scientists observed only 75 percent of the amount of sargassum seen in the same month last year. It’s a positive number but still very high. “Unlike most previous years, total sargassum amount decreased from about 9 million metric tons in February to about 6.5 mill ..read more

Miami stands out as one of the safest cities in the United States, boasting a relatively low crime rate, particularly in its bustling tourist hubs.  By making prudent choices about where to go within the city and applying basic street smarts during your explorations, you can ensure a secure visit.  In 2023, Miami welcomed over 26.5 million visitors, and this number is anticipated to increase in the future. Table of contents LATEST NEWS from Miami: March 5: Miami Beach implements new security protocols to prevent chaos during Spring Break March 5: Florida deploys state troops in maj ..read more

Florida is a paradise for digital nomads because of its pleasant climate and welcoming regulations. Its allure extends beyond the beaches to include the simplicity of relocating. Florida is ranked among the top US states for digital nomads by Bluepillow and other experts. Are you curious as to why? Let’s look into it. Is there an American Digital Nomad Visa? Getting the appropriate visa is necessary if you want to live as a digital nomad in the US. Though there isn’t a specific visa for digital nomads in the country, there are other visas that have comparable functions. These include authoriza ..read more

Florida is one of the most popular destinations for snowbirds. And for a good reason. It boasts beautiful weather all year round, stunning beaches, and rich and varied wildlife.  If you’re one of those who like to chase the sun during March, this article is for you. We have compiled a list of the best spots to visit this season so that you can enjoy the perfect holiday in the Sunshine State. Get ready. Here are the 8 best places to visit in Florida in March: Orlando Known as the “theme park capital of the world,” Orlando is a fantastic choice for families. It’s home to the iconic Walt Di ..read more

Scientists are alerting the public of a record sargassum accumulation in the remote Central Atlantic, close to the Caribbean Sea’s oceanic border, driven by unpredictable winds, currents, and storms. This week, researchers from the University of South Florida reported that the amount of prickly pelagic fauna measured in December—roughly 5 million metric tons—was significantly more than the amount recorded at the same time last year, which was about 1 million metric tons. “Although we predicted an increase in the November bulletin, the magnitude of this growth is notable, with the December 2023 ..read more

Are you trying to decide on a destination in Florida in 2023? With the warm weather to enjoy and many conspicuous attractions to visit, ranging from the white sand beaches with emerald waters that transcend over the horizon to reptile-infested swampy National Parks, the Sunshine State has offers for everyone. Here are some of the most exciting points to consider but in no particular order. For Beach Time Treasure Coast The Treasure Coast is situated just above Miami’s more popular beaches. The cities making up the Treasure Coast include West Palm and Palm Beach, famous for their upscale dining ..read more

Some of the most stunning beaches in Florida can be found near Miami. It is a fantastic city to add to your bucket list with its miles of immaculate coastlines, fancy shops, delectable restaurants, and dynamic art scene. There are several locations to pick from, whether you’re looking for crowded, packed beaches or want to venture off the main track and find an undiscovered sandy shoreline. And we will help you to choose the right one. This article lists the top locations for tanning, swimming, shell-collecting, picnicking, riding jet skis, and fishing in Miami, Florida. Sunny Isles Beach Sun ..read more

During the winter months, one of the favorite destinations of RVers is Florida, USA. With a broad range of rustic retreats available to all people from all walks of life, they also can avail of high-end campsites that are best to find in Florida. Read: Best beaches in Florida For adventurous individuals, a camping vacation in Florida will be a delightful and memorable experience. It is a relief from daily weekend DIY home-based or office activities. The Sunshine State offers the best RV parks at a budget-wise cost that spells fun and pleasure to every family member as well as bonding time wi ..read more

Whether on a family trip, backpacking, cross-country US road trip, or flash-packing around the world, you must check out the best Florida beaches on the East & West Coast.  Are you dreaming of white sands, the sound of the ocean, and taking a nap under a palm tree? Do you want nothing more than to spend all day splashing in the saltwater and searching for seashells? It sounds like it’s time you take a trip and explore some of the world-class beaches in Florida. You don’t need to take a fancy Caribbean vacation or to hop on a cruise to visit a tropical paradise. Florida is the Sunshine ..read more

Florida’s First Coast may be particularly nasty this summer. The Atlantic seaweed known as sargassum will be coming ashore and may be particularly plentiful this year. Join our FB group where Florida’s locals post the latest photos and videos on Sargassum Seaweed in FL Latest Update on Seaweed Situation in Florida: July 18: Latest seaweed news and photos from Florida Last spring, Florida’s renowned beaches faced an unprecedented challenge with the arrival of a massive, foul-smelling seaweed mass known as the Great Atlantic Sargassum Seaweed Belt. However, there’s good news as recent findings ..read more