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Fort Wilderness: Nature's Magic at Disney World
Walt Disney World Resort calls out to guests with its old-fashioned fun and fanciful characters. But a bustling hotel isn't the only way to stay overnight at Walt Disney World. Why not commune with nature and get away from the fray at Fort Wilderness? This slice of the great outdoors offers tenting, RV sites and well-equipped Wilderness Cabins, plus plenty of entertainment, beach and water fun, and family-friendly activities. Disney expert Georgina Cruz explains the Fort Wilderness lifestyle.
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Southern Travel Features
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Traveling Along Kentucky's Bourbon Trail
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When it comes to cultural heritage, nothing is more American than bourbon production. Kentucky's Bourbon Trail combines a fun drive with visits to multiple distilleries that use the same techniques that Scotch-Irish pioneers used in the 1700s. Adults will enjoy touring the facilities, seeing the age-old techniques for distilling spirits and sampling the bourbon. In addition, an Urban Bourbon Trail focuses on even more sites.
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Viva Florida! Celebrating Ponce de Leon's Landing
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On April 3, 1513, Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon landed near Ponte Vedra Beach and claimed "La Florida" for Spain. He was the state's first western visitor! This year, Visit Florida commemorates his landing with a Viva Florida statewide heritage celebration.Year-round visitors can delve into Spanish, pirate and Colonial U.S. history by exploring St. Augustine's Old City.
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Fun-Tastic Adventures Along the Space Coast
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One of the top attractions along Florida's Space Coast is NASA's Kennedy Space Center Visitors' Complex. On a recent Norwegian Gem port call, our family editor, Lizz Dinnigan, with hubby Joe and kids Jack, 8, and Casey, 5, headed off on a line-organized shore trip to explore America's space history. Come along for her experience plus ideas for more Space Coast fun, whether you're arriving by sea or land.
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Decadent Delights: Chocolate 'Round the South
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Chocoholics on vacation in the South will find sweet spots in all southern states. Visitors might drop into shops that make chocolate pecan fudge or luscious truffles, view artistic, hand-crafted treats or sample Cajun chocolate bites with cayenne. Travel writer and chocolate expert Kay Harwell Fernandez showcases the South's savory chocolate hot spots. Just say: "I'll take that velvety chocolate cake layered with cream and chocolate mousse!"
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Exploring Virginia's Northern Neck
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The Northern Neck of Virginia is just 55 miles from Richmond, 75 miles from Washington D.C. and 80 miles from Norfolk. But it could be a world away. So kick back, take a hike, kayak, go antiquing, tour historic homes, enjoy wine tasting, stay at a cozy inn and chow down on fresh crabs and oysters. Imagine yourself in a different time and place as you join travel writer Sharon Cavileer in exploring The Neck.
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Cherokee Nation & Harrah's: Smoky Mountain Fun
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Travel to Cherokee in western North Carolina for native American culture, gaming action and Smoky Mountain fun. Travel writer Gregory McCluney explores this off-the-beaten-path southern travel destination, focusing on Cherokee Nation heritage and culture as well as fishing, hiking and other outdoor activities. The recently expanded Harrah's Casino and Resort with its Paula Deen restaurant awaits!
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