Crystal River, Florida makes ... area are some of the most famous snorkeling spots you'll find along the Gulf Coast because it's the place many West Indian manatees call home.

🏖️ Why We Love It: It’s home to some of the state’s best scuba diving in the crystal-clear waters ... and hit Homosassa to snorkel with the manatees.

The Florida Keys offer a tropical paradise with stunning coral reefs and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park is ideal for snorkeling and ... powdery white sands and crystal-clear aquamarine waters.

As one of the region’s largest water parks, you can spend your day snorkeling in crystal clear waters ... beauty and there’s even a mile-long lazy river. For land activities, visitors can explore the ...

You can spend your day snorkeling in crystal clear waters ... to the park’s natural beauty and there’s even a mile-long lazy river. For land activities, visitors can explore the manatee sanctuary, ...

Located about 90 miles from bustling Orlando, Crystal Springs ... the winter habitat of manatees. During winter, you can arrange a guided boat tour in the Crystal River Wildlife Refuge and even ...

Florida Manatees Swimming Underwater In Crystal River Florida United States Florida manatees (Trichechus manatus latirostris) swimming underwater at Crystal River in Florida, USA. Wild animal and ...

An aerial view of a manatee swimming under green water near Venice, Florida Sea cow underwater in Crystal River. Sea cow underwater in Crystal River. Good large aquatic mammals animal manatee swims in ...

These tours don’t cover the entire Silver River. Now ... of Florida’s natural gems — a haven for crystal-clear waters, lush greenery and a whole lot of wildlife. Best known as a winter refuge for ...

Manatees might not be described as 'beautiful,' but swimming with one in clear aquamarine water is certainly a beautiful only-in-Florida experience. Crystal River National Wildlife ... Pennekamp Park ...

The city reported discharge of 450,000 gallons of partially treated sewage during the incident into the Manatee River, which empties into Tampa Bay and out into the Gulf. In case you missed it ...