amalavita

Founded in 1949 by Cistercian Monks, it’s a gorgeous property and lake with very friendly geese and ducks. The Monks have a store where they sell sparkling juices and homemade cheese. They also have a fantastic array of Bonsai trees that they sell.
Just watch out for all the duck poo – it’s everywhere!

Definately worth going to see. Really amazing. Wear comfy shoes it’s really rocky.

Just a few miles from Port Orange and absolutely stunning….not crowded, peaceful and with crystal clear water, natural dunes, grasses and wildflowers. Great old lighthouse makes it picture perfect. Jim and I went last summer and we will be married there this May.

A gorgeous hike and you are rewarded with a double waterfall!

We went years ago, before “The Man in the Mountains” face slid off. It was stunning!! We hiked, played in the water and I highly reccommend the Alpine slides!

Was in 1995…The gardens were gorgeous, tropical and birds of prey show was very memorable (my pictures came out stunning) the “singing mermaid show” was, well campy, but the kids loved it. All in all, very enjoyable and not too crowded either. Of course, this was 13 years ago….

Beale Street! There is also the historic police station right there that was really very interesting.

We rented a house on the beach. SWEET!

Great self tour, It put the movie into a greater perspective.

A very sedate place. Unique in the history of the local Indian culture. I wouldn’t go out of my way to go back but it was worth it just to see it in person.