De Soto National Memorial -
Operated by the National Park Service, this site marks the base camp and starting point of the historic De Soto expedition of 1539. A favorite anchoring point for sailors and boaters. Hiking trails, re-enactments and more. -
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De Soto National Memorial - Photo Gallery -
Photo Gallery of the De Soto National Memorial operated by the National Park Service, the presumed beginning point of the ill-fated, but historic De Soto expedition of 1539 that ventured into the Southern United States. -
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Guide to the Sarasota Beaches -
Guide to the Sarasota Beaches from Venice and Englewood to Anna Maria Island: Siesta Key, Lido Key, Longboat Key, Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach, Anna Maria Island and others. -
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Marie Selby Botanical Gardens -
This 15 acre tropical paradise is just steps from downtown Sarasota and features a spectacular collection of rare tropical plants - over 20,000. Indoor rainforest exhibit well suited for children. -
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Mote Aquarium -
At the Mote Aquarium, you’ll run into a 135,000 gallon habitat for sharks, jellyfish, turtles, two unique manatees, two touch pools, along with a mollusk exhibit that includes a 25 foot giant squid (preserved) – truly a beautiful aquarium. -
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Pelican Man's Bird Sanctuary -
Florida's largest wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center is located on Sarasota's City Island - between Longboat Key and Lido Key. Established in 1980 and treating thousands of sick and injured birds each year, the Sanctuary is open to visitors all year. -
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Sarasota Jungle Gardens -
Zoological gardens near downtown Sarasota in operation for over 60 years. This 10 acre park features wildlife shows and exhibits. See Flamingos, Alligators, Monkeys, birds and reptiles and more. -
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