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There are hundreds (maybe even thousands!)
of little islands in Florida, but we’re revealing 10 of our favorite hidden gems.
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Here, we’re revealing 12 of our favorite little islands in Florida.
Pack your sense of adventure and see to it you have access to a boat.
You’re going to need both to explore these hidden gems scattered throughout the Sunshine State’s glittering waters.
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Only accessible by boat, it’s also a great place for hiking and fishing.
Launch your expedition via boat from Marco Island and then cruise southeast through Cape Romano.
It’s a great spot for snorkeling.
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Today 30 species fly freely throughout Pelican Island and the surrounding archipelagos off the coast ofVero Beach.
Nearby Little Munson Island is home to the Robinson Caruso-styleLittle Palm Island Resort & Spa.
Blowing Rocks Preserve
This craggy shoreline is truly a unique sight to behold.
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Visitors have seen saltwater shoot upwards of 50 feet during extreme high tides.
Located in Palm Beach County, Peanut Island is an 80-acre sanctuary and a favorite spot for local boaters.
In the 1960s, the tiny island was home to a nuclear bunker for President John F. Kennedy.
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Today families anchor vessels surrounding the island for a fun-filled day of swimming and snorkeling.
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