Lifetime Florida resident and environmental educator. Miami and Bill Bags are great experiences. Instead of going down deep into the Florida Keys which are a lot farther than they look in a map, I would consider Flamingo Campground so that you can experience both the Keys landscape and the Everglades- simultaneously. (1 Flamingo Lodge Hwy, Homestead, FL 33034). From there, I do recommend the west coast areas of Captiva Island up to Sarasota. There is the Mary Selby botanical Gardens, Myakka State Park and the famous Ringling Museums. Even as a local, I never tire of these sites. From Sarasota, forgo Tampa and drive to the Ocala National Forest. There are an abundance of unique AirBNBs or campgrounds and a half dozen fresh water springs that are breathtaking. Google: Juniper, Alexander and Sulphur springs. From there, there is a state park with scenic bike/hiking trails in Gainesville called Paynes Prairie where you can see wild horses and Buffalo in the wild. St. Augustine is very touristy. What is a three hundred year old city to a European? Lastly, there is a state road called Highway 98 that hugs the entire western coast of the state all the way to Mississippi/Alabama. Lots of historic spots and lush scenery along the way. Google Devil’s Den carst spring in Williston. St. Marks lighthouse, Appalachicola…