10 Most Beautiful Small Towns In Florida You Should Visit

Florida Keys

A 125-mile island chain with quirky towns like Marathon, Islamorada, and Key Largo, offering a tropical getaway with great snorkeling, diving, and boating, and a laid-back island vibe.

Anna Maria Island

A Gulf Coast barrier island with wide white-sand beaches, natural shores, and a charming downtown area with shops, galleries, and restaurants, perfect for a relaxing getaway.

Cypress Gardens

A scenic destination with a historic garden, now home to the Legoland Florida Resort, offering boat tours and a glimpse into Florida's theme park history.

Fernandina Beach

A picturesque beach town on Amelia Island, with boutique shops, restaurants, and wildlife, offering 13 miles of quiet beaches and a range of outdoor activities.

Palm Beach

A wealthy barrier island with beautiful beaches, designer boutiques, and historic hotels, offering a refined and luxurious getaway with plenty to see and do.

Cedar Key

A tiny fishing village with a population of 687, offering a low-key, slow-paced vibe, fresh seafood, and outdoor activities like kayaking and paddleboarding.

Mount Dora

A charming central Florida town with a quaint downtown area, antique shops, and annual festivals, offering a refreshing taste of old Florida.

Micanopy 

A tiny rural town with a population of under 700, known for its antiques stores, historic downtown area, and natural beauty, perfect for a peaceful getaway.

St. Augustine Beach

A small beach town with a population of under 7,000, offering a range of outdoor activities, locally owned cafes and restaurants, and a perfect small-town-by-the-ocean atmosphere.

Cape Canaveral

A destination with a population of approximately 10,000, home to the Kennedy Space Center, offering unobstructed views of space shuttle launches and a range of outdoor activities.