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10 Hidden Gems in Florida if You Want to Avoid the Crowds

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Cedar Key

Dreaming of a quaint little island town? Cedar Key is southwest of Gainesville, floating about three miles into the Gulf of Mexico. It’s surrounded by some of the most amazing fishing spots, beaches, and historic charm!

As the second oldest town in Florida, this place is full of adorable cottages and fun festivals, including the October Seafood Festival, and they even have a Pirate Festival.

You can rent paddle boards and kayaks for a day on the water or marvel at your surroundings from an Airbnb that’s on stilts!

Morikami Museum And Japanese Gardens

Sixteen acres of Japanese gardens are this location’s best-kept secret. This beautiful and tranquil spot features ponds filled with koi fish, a unique bonsai collection, trails, and picnic areas where you can sit back and submerge yourself in nature.

You can also learn about Japanese culture through the clubs and workshops offered, including lessons in traditional Japanese music, Japanese ink painting, and much more.

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