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Florida is home to a number of springs that are rich in flora and fauna. The springs are the favorite picnic destination for some and for others, they are the best opportunity to finesse their adventure water sports skills. Some springs have the bluest water elsewhere in the state, and some are the perfect amalgamation of vegetation and wildlife.  Well, if you are planning to visit the Floridan springs anytime soon, here are some interesting facts about these springs. Knowing them would make your trip more informative and enjoyable. 1. Florida springs are the windows to the great Floridan Aquifer. The Floridan Aquifer forms the base of the Floridan land and provides fresh water to nearly 10 million people. The springs are the windows to the aquifer; therefore, they house the purest freshwater elsewhere in the state. Some springs have…

Watching the manatees swim around in the blue waters is a sight not to be missed. Sometimes called the Gentle giants of Florida, these manatees are a year-round sight at the Floridan springs. You can view them from the boardwalk’s viewpoint or get up close with them by going snorkeling or kayaking with the manatees. Most often, you can find one or manatees moving around in the spring waters. But as the weather gets cold and the ocean waters get colder, the manatees start to move to the comparatively warmer spring waters. Thus, the winter months are the best time to go manatee viewing as you might be able to see manatee clusters. Which months are best for manatee viewing? Manatees might look fat and slippery with a lot of blubber under their skin. But in reality, they have a…

Manatees, usually known as Florida’s gentle giants, swimming in the water is a treat to the eyes. They are very gentle and calm and swim aimlessly in the blue water springs, so if you are in Florida, then Manatee viewing is an activity you shouldn’t miss. Many springs in Florida have manatees in the wild, and you can easily catch a glimpse of these gentle giants while kayaking or scuba diving.  Here is a list of top springs in Florida famous for Manatee viewing: 1. Blue Springs The Blue Springs in Florida is home to countless manatees, and you can view them swimming through the clear waters from the multiple viewpoints on the boardwalk. Furthermore, kayaking and canoeing are allowed in this spring, and you can go close to manatees to have a good look. However, you aren’t allowed to…

Springs are a great way to let off some steam while you are on a summer road trip. The Florida Panhandle is quite famous for its white sand and emerald waters that are sure to leave you mesmerized. On top of this, you can find quite a number of cool springs with beautiful scenic views and a lot of space to hang out and enjoy the day. You can take a dip in these waters or set up a camp and enjoy a fun night out. Here’s a list of the top springs in the Panhandle which should be on your bucket list. 1. Wakulla Spring State Park The Wakulla Springs States Park is the perfect spot to enjoy with your family and friends. This spring is one of the deepest and largest freshwater springs in the area. The water…

In the mood to go kayaking, then check out these top springs in Florida that are known for their scenic view and clear blue water that will make your weekend kayaking memorable. You can either bring your boat for kayaking or hire one from the kayak/canoe rental stalls nearby. We are warning you early on that the price varies per demand, so if you have a canoe/kayak, bring it along, as you won’t be able to resist the beauty of these springs. 1. Weeki Wachee Weeki Wachee has to be on your list if you love kayaking. The clearest blue water ever in Florida, that’s what Weeki Wachee has to offer you. You can get a sight of the marine life in the springs and spot a manatee while you cruise through the waters. Also, the spring channel takes you…