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The Retreat: En-suite #2 at CK_resorts OrlandoCharming 1950's pool and jacuzzi home with mid-century furnishings in living/dining room with original hardwood flooring. Newly remodeled private room in a shared home. Updated shared kitchen with stainless appliances. Guest bedroom is furnished with comfy queen size bed and quality sheets. Room includes a flatscreen TV, desk and internet. Your private bathroom is located in your room. Guests share the living/dining room, kitchen and pool with the home owners Chuck and Ken.
Modern Queen Room ⭐️ Private Entrance ⭐️ Pool.Modern & Tropical room with private entrance from the outside. The room & travertine stone full bathroom is closed off from the main house. Comfortable Queen size bed, luxury bedding, blackout curtains, Smart TV Netflix, HBO Now, mini refrigerator, Keurig coffee maker, solar heated pool, lush landscaped yard, cabana, decks W/ hammock. The whole backyard landscape illuminates at night making it the perfect spot to relax and lounge day or night.
The Oasis: En-Suite Room #1 at CK_resorts OrlandoCharming 1950's pool and jacuzzi home with mid-century furnishings in living/dining room with original hardwood flooring. Private room in a shared home. Large updated shared kitchen with travertine floors and stainless appliances. Guest bedroom is furnished with comfy queen bed and hotel quality sheets. Room includes flatscreen TV, table , and internet. A private bath/shower are located in your private room. Guests share the living/dining room, kitchen and pool with the home's owners.
SeaWorld Orlando is a theme park and marine zoological park, in Orlando, Florida. It is owned and operated by SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. When combined with its neighbor Discovery Cove and Aquatica, it forms SeaWorld Parks and Resorts Orlando, an entertainment complex consisting of the three parks and many hotels
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- We'll get you checked in right when you arrive to allow for the most possible time on the water! Once you're all checked in, we'll give some basic paddle instructions and information about the tour ahead. We'll get you loaded up into your clear kayak and off we go! The paddle will last about 2 to 2.5 hours depending on the speed of our group and any wildlife we may see along the way. We will be sure to take plenty of pictures and give some awesome unique facts about the area on our several picturesque stopping points! There will even be a couple chances for you to get out and enjoy the refreshing Spring water! The first half of the paddle will be upstream towards the headspring of Rock Springs (a slight workout, but don't worry we take breaks) and the second half will be a gentle coast back to our launch point. Be ready for lots of great local nature and wildlife along the way! Other things to note The $10 per boat launch fee is included in the price. AirBnB does not collect taxes but we owe taxes so that has been included in the price as well! Check out our website for additional times.From Price:$64 / person
- Be ready for a paddling excursion that will showcase Winter Park’s natural beauty from the water. We’ll guide the way through narrow Venetian style canals laced with history and lined with some of Florida’s finest flora and fauna. Plenty of birds, fish, and other wildlife will no doubt make an appearance, along with the extravagant houses that are nestled among the lakes. Other things to note - Each of our kayaks are tandem (2 seaters) -The weight capacity must be no more than 250 pounds per paddler and no more than 425 pounds when combined for both paddlers.From Price:$60 / person
- Be ready for a glow in the dark paddling excursion that will showcase Winter Park’s natural beauty from the water and lead guests through the night. Enjoy the glow from our LED equipped kayaks as we’ll guide the way through narrow Venetian style canals laced with history and lined with some of Florida’s finest flora and fauna. Plenty of birds, fish, and other wildlife will no doubt make an appearance, along with the extravagant houses that are nestled among the lakes. Other things to note - Each of our kayaks are tandem (2 seaters) -The weight capacity must be no more than 250 pounds per paddler and no more than 425 pounds when combined for both paddlers.From Price:$65 / person
- Be ready for a paddling excursion that will showcase Winter Park’s natural beauty from the water and lead guests up to a breathtaking sunset. We’ll guide the way through narrow Venetian style canals laced with history and lined with some of Florida’s finest flora and fauna. Plenty of birds, fish, and other wildlife will no doubt make an appearance, along with the extravagant houses that are nestled among the lakes. Other things to note - Each of our kayaks are tandem (2 seaters) -The weight capacity can NOT exceed more than 250 pounds per individual AND no more than 425 pounds combined (added together) between paddlers.From Price:$60 / person
- Named for its crystal clear waters, the Emerald Cut section of Rock Springs Run winds through sections of lush jungle-like nature, breathtaking emerald water and sandy bottom beneath your paddle as you explore this tropical oasis in in the middle of Central Florida. Rock Springs Run is one of two designated Wild and Scenic Rivers in the state of Florida, part of the complex ecological system of the Wekiva River Basin. This spring fed river supports a myriad of bird and wildlife watching opportunities to include river otters, deer, turtles and maybe even an alligator along the way. The first half of the tour we begin paddling upstream against the current, paddling over and under trees and through the twists and turns of the river until we reach the bridge at Kelly Park. The second half of the tour, we will sit back and go with the flow as the current takes us back to the launch point. This tour is great for any level of stand up paddler from beginner to expert and is great for the entire family to enjoy. We ask that you are a confident swimmer, comfortable in the water, must be fully mobile and in good physical condition to join this tour. Stand up paddle boarding is a low-impact, full body workout and is a great way to get outside to enjoy nature and have some fun!From Price:$69 / person
All About Orlando
Home to a multitude of theme parks and adrenaline-inducing attractions, Orlando knows how to have fun. Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Florida are globally famous, in addition to the buzzy Church Street District and a dizzying portfolio of world-class resorts. Yet while vibrant entertainment might be Orlando’s biggest claim to fame, you don’t need to look very hard to discover it’s also home to an array of other activities. Ecotourism experiences, manicured gardens, picnic-perfect parks, Victorian architecture, and family-friendly science centers are all part of this Central Florida city’s diverse make-up.
How do I get around Orlando?
The easiest way to reach Orlando is by flying into Orlando International Airport (MCO). Downtown is approximately 11 miles away, depending on where you’re staying. Getting there takes around 40 minutes by Lynx Bus, which runs every 30 minutes six days per week and every hour on Sundays and holidays. By car, you can arrive in just 25 minutes.
It’s also convenient to fly into Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). At about 25 from downtown Orlando, it’s a little farther, but you can still reach it in 30 minutes by rideshare, rental car, or taxi.
When is the best time to book a Orlando vacation rental?
With 233 sunny days per year, it’s no wonder that Florida is called the Sunshine State. While it’s possible to take advantage of Orlando’s outdoor offerings year-round, keep in mind that summers are not for the faint of heart: July’s average is a sweltering 92 degrees Fahrenheit, and the subtropical climate means dense humidity. The most pleasant weather is from February to May, when the temperature is consistently in the mid-70s. Good walking shoes, breathable clothes, and a just-in-case poncho for surprise showers are staples for a prepared wardrobe. One other important weather note: Fall is hurricane season.
What are the top things to do in Orlando?
Lake Eola Park
Lake Eola Park is situated in the middle of downtown Orlando and boasts greatly accessible nature. The glistening lake, which was formed by a natural sinkhole is surrounded by a wide walking path and grass with skyline views, making it one of the city’s most popular picnic spots, and a hub for birders. Live performances and concerts light up the park at the outdoor Walt Disney Amphitheater.
Leu Gardens
In 1961 a business magnate’s former estate was transformed into a 50-acre botanical garden. Now it’s an exotic living museum, with more than 40 plant collections from around the world. See everything from flowering trees to tropical philodendrons, and make sure to stop and literally smell the roses. Educational placards describe the history of each variety, and concerts bring the space to life. The former residence is on the National Register of Historic Places and there’s also a welcome center which features permanent and rotating art exhibits.
Church Street District
This lively district is deeply rooted in Orlando’s history. It’s home to Church Street Station, a historic railway depot from 1889 that’s now a popular retail and entertainment complex. A corridor of restaurants with al fresco dining and live music are two good reasons to stay well into the evening.