Put an end to the year escaping somewhere to experience romance surrounded by beauty. It doesn't matter if you want to camp between turquoise waters and lush vegetation or to escape to a pastel-hued tiny houses village, Florida has the most romantic getaways for couples. It's packing time!
Escape to a tiny village
Price: Depends on the tiny house you choose
Address: 4661 Pine Island Road, Matlacha, Florida
Why You Need To Go: This picturesque village, located in Pine Island, is filled with pastel-colored tiny houses and offers you and your boo a unique coastal living experience. There are many activities to enjoy in the area, such as fishing, biking, and hiking at Cayo Costa State Park.
Camp in a lush palm tree forest
Price:$22
Address: 26701 FL-40, Silver Springs, Florida
Why You Need To Go: Here you and your love can swim in crystal blue waters and relax to the sounds of nature around you. Juniper Springs is a true oasis to enjoy for super cheap.
Retro camping experience
Price: $350.00 per night, 2-night minimum
Address: 6330 46th St N, Pinellas Park, Florida
Why You Need To Go: End the year with a romantic road trip with Florida Oldscool Campers LLC. You can go camping on the road on these cute old-school vans. The adventure of a lifetime!
A whole yacht for the two of you
Price:$225 per night
Address: Panama City, Florida
Why You Need To Go: A private yacht for you and your sweetheart for an intimate cruise offshore Shell Island. That's what dreams are made of. A lot of swimming, alone time and snorkeling adventures will be in the schedule. You don't need any Wi-Fi.
An island with a private beach
Price: From $550 per night
Address: Off the coast of Naples. Exact location provided after booking
Why You Need To Go: If you're looking to plan for a little getaway, this house is one of the 13 private properties at Keewaydin Island off the coast of Naples. You get a luxurious beach house with a private beach that is an amazing pristine piece of a natural paradise.
A lovely treehouse adventure
Price: $150 per night
Address: Geneva, Florida
Why You Need To Go: Take glamping to another level and have a perfect romantic getaway with your significant other in this gorgeous treehouse. The unique rental has panoramic window views, outdoor shower, hot tub, two fire pits, gas grill, and even an elevator! If you need tips for more adventures in Geneva, go check Little Big Econ State Forest, a true tropical paradise.
A unique barrel boathouse cabin
Price: $130 per night
Address: Key Largo, Florida
Why You Need To Go: The Salty Seahorse boathouse in Key Largo has sweeping panoramic views of the water, a tiki bar and reclining beach chairs under tiki umbrellas. This floating barrel boathouse cabin has a queen bed and all the romantic sunsets you need.
A teepee for two
Price: Start at $627.50 per night
Address: 3200 River Ranch Blvd, River Ranch, Florida
Why You Need To Go: Escape for the weekend to this enchanting and luxurious teepee hotel. The Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo has all the amenities for you to experience a comfy retreat with you S/O, including a fireplace, bathtub and shower, a private patio deck, air conditioning and heating, and tons of fun activities!
Which of these incredible experiences is the perfect one for you and your love?
If you need more romantic inspiration check these romantic spots in Orlando that will make you feel like you're in a Hallmark movie or these romantic & unique ideas in Florida that aren't just a walk on the beach.
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