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Discover Florida’s soul in our warm Gulf water, spring-fed rivers, gentle manatees, great fishing and bountiful lakes. Swim with the manatees, explore our lakes and rivers, reel in Florida’s best fishing, taste fish-to-fork cuisine, play great golf courses, take a hike through unspoiled forests, dive for scallops, cycle on one of America’s top-rated trails, and discover our parks and attractions.
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Crystal River
3266 N Sailboat AveDiscover Florida’s soul in our warm Gulf water, spring-fed rivers, gentle manatees, great fishing and bountiful lakes. Swim with the manatees, explore our lakes and rivers, reel in Florida’s best fishing, taste fish-to-fork cuisine, play great golf courses, take a hike through unspoiled forests, dive for scallops, cycle on one of America’s top-rated trails, and discover our parks and attractions.
The Island of Dixie Shores
Dixie Shores is a waterfront residential community located in Crystal River. Unique, waterfront homes lined with wide canals and expansive Dixie Bay leading to the Gulf.
Those who live here recognize it as a uniquely situated, environmentally sensitive area. It is surrounded by wetlands, marsh, Dixie Bay and the Salt River and the Withlacoochee National Park and Crystal River Preserve State Park. Despite this beautiful place surrounded by nature, it is less than a 3 mile drive to US 19 and all the amenities modern day life requires! And it's only a few minutes away from the Gulf of Mexico.
It is truly a magnificent area unique to the West Coast of Central Florida.
West Dixie Shores Drive
West Dixie Shores DriveSightseeing
Rainbow River Kayak Adventures are the premier kayak, paddleboard and tube rental outfitter in the historic boomtown of Dunnellon, located in Marion County, Florida.
We have high-quality kayak, paddleboard and tube rentals that include KP Hole shuttle transportation to and from the Rainbow River.
Our Rainbow Springs kayaking location allows people to easily travel from all over Florida to enjoy the beautiful crystal clear waters of the Rainbow River and get up close and personal with a variety of wildlife such as birds, fish, turtles, and otters.
While on your rainbow river tubing, kayaking or paddleboard adventure, enjoy bird watching, fishing, rope swings, snorkeling, and much much more!
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Rainbow River Kayak Adventures
11463 N Williams StRainbow River Kayak Adventures are the premier kayak, paddleboard and tube rental outfitter in the historic boomtown of Dunnellon, located in Marion County, Florida.
We have high-quality kayak, paddleboard and tube rentals that include KP Hole shuttle transportation to and from the Rainbow River.
Our Rainbow Springs kayaking location allows people to easily travel from all over Florida to enjoy the beautiful crystal clear waters of the Rainbow River and get up close and personal with a variety of wildlife such as birds, fish, turtles, and otters.
While on your rainbow river tubing, kayaking or paddleboard adventure, enjoy bird watching, fishing, rope swings, snorkeling, and much much more!
The largest marina in Crystal River featuring the newest rental fleet of pontoon and fishing boats, with easy access to the Gulf and Kings Bay, makes Twin Rivers Marina the perfect place for your saltwater adventure.
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Twin Rivers Marina
2880 N Seabreeze PointThe largest marina in Crystal River featuring the newest rental fleet of pontoon and fishing boats, with easy access to the Gulf and Kings Bay, makes Twin Rivers Marina the perfect place for your saltwater adventure.
Fort Island Gulf Beach includes a sandy beach, fishing and sightseeing pier, a boardwalk connecting the beach and the pier, and a boat ramp. The site includes bathrooms, outdoor showers, covered picnic tables and a grassy area on the south side of the beach. The Citrus County Boat Ramp here is Free. This launch site provides the boater with access to Gulf of Mexico and Crystal River.
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Fort Island Beach
W Fort Island TrailFort Island Gulf Beach includes a sandy beach, fishing and sightseeing pier, a boardwalk connecting the beach and the pier, and a boat ramp. The site includes bathrooms, outdoor showers, covered picnic tables and a grassy area on the south side of the beach. The Citrus County Boat Ramp here is Free. This launch site provides the boater with access to Gulf of Mexico and Crystal River.
Karma Cottage is the Florida Nature Coast's premier spiritual boutique. Located in the Heritage Village shopping area of downtown Crystal River, Karma Cottage is a spiritual and metaphysical store, providing incense, crystals, stones, jewelry, angels, fairies, essential oils and spiritual supplies for all faiths.
Karma Cottage
652A N Citrus AveKarma Cottage is the Florida Nature Coast's premier spiritual boutique. Located in the Heritage Village shopping area of downtown Crystal River, Karma Cottage is a spiritual and metaphysical store, providing incense, crystals, stones, jewelry, angels, fairies, essential oils and spiritual supplies for all faiths.
More than just manatees, we are your one stop water-fun shop! Manatee Tours: We Specialize in Small, Semi-Private, 5 Star Snorkeling Trips that we offer daily, year round. See why we are rated Number 1 on Trip Advisor! We keep our swimming tours at a maximum of only 6-9 guests per boat with no guest minimums, which guarantees a better experience for both you and the manatees. We provide clean and safe tour boats that enclose in the winter months for your comfort, all equipment needed from high quality goggles, snorkels and wetsuits, to knowledgeable and friendly Captains and guides who excel in customer service to ensure the success of every trip.
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Nager avec les lamantins chez Fun 2 Dive
135 NE 3rd StMore than just manatees, we are your one stop water-fun shop! Manatee Tours: We Specialize in Small, Semi-Private, 5 Star Snorkeling Trips that we offer daily, year round. See why we are rated Number 1 on Trip Advisor! We keep our swimming tours at a maximum of only 6-9 guests per boat with no guest minimums, which guarantees a better experience for both you and the manatees. We provide clean and safe tour boats that enclose in the winter months for your comfort, all equipment needed from high quality goggles, snorkels and wetsuits, to knowledgeable and friendly Captains and guides who excel in customer service to ensure the success of every trip.
World famous, the spring is a preferred refuge of wintering manatees during Manatee Season (November 15 to March 31) with a record 528 manatees recorded on December 27, 2014. A boardwalk circling this one-acre springs complex allows for incredible views. The 57 acre site also features restored wetlands that attract birds and other wildlife. The crystal clear waters of the spring are also open to unrestricted off-site water access during the rest of the year (April 1 to November 14). Part of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, City of Crystal River Parks & Southwest Florida Water Management District.
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Sources des Trois Sœurs
36 NW US-19World famous, the spring is a preferred refuge of wintering manatees during Manatee Season (November 15 to March 31) with a record 528 manatees recorded on December 27, 2014. A boardwalk circling this one-acre springs complex allows for incredible views. The 57 acre site also features restored wetlands that attract birds and other wildlife. The crystal clear waters of the spring are also open to unrestricted off-site water access during the rest of the year (April 1 to November 14). Part of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, City of Crystal River Parks & Southwest Florida Water Management District.
The Dixie Shores Trails and the Lake Loop across the street are part of the Crystal River Preserve State Park. Access can be limited by season on the Dixie Shores side since its a functioning wetland with all the variety of life you would expect. The Lake Loop across the street and a hundred yards south of the Dixie Shores Trail Parking lot is far more accessible and loops around scenic Lakes created by phosphate mining operations here in the early 1900's. Passerines, ducks, wading birds and raptors can be seen here.
Dixie Shores Trail
West Dixie Shores DriveThe Dixie Shores Trails and the Lake Loop across the street are part of the Crystal River Preserve State Park. Access can be limited by season on the Dixie Shores side since its a functioning wetland with all the variety of life you would expect. The Lake Loop across the street and a hundred yards south of the Dixie Shores Trail Parking lot is far more accessible and loops around scenic Lakes created by phosphate mining operations here in the early 1900's. Passerines, ducks, wading birds and raptors can be seen here.
Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park
Discover the wild side of Florida with the endangered Florida panther, red wolves, manatees and whooping cranes, plus black bears, bobcats and, of course, alligators.
Pay Online, Single-Use Day Pass
When Homosassa Springs was a popular train stop in the early 1900s, passengers could picnic and take a dip in the spring while train cars were being loaded up with cedar, crabs, fish and spring water. On a 1924 visit, Bruce Hoover of Chicago called it “the most beautiful river and springs in the world.” In this regard, Homosassa Springs hasn’t changed much.
An astounding number of fresh and saltwater fish still congregate in the natural spring bowl — large jacks, snapper, snook and others. Gaze down into the depths of the first-magnitude spring and perhaps catch a glimpse of fish and manatees in their natural habitat.
The park also features a variety of captive animals such as alligators, black bears, red wolf, Key deer, flamingos, whooping cranes and the oldest hippopotamus in captivity. The native wildlife that reside in the park serve as ambassadors for their species, providing visitors face-to-face connections with the animals and their habitats. Each with a unique life story, all of the animal inhabitants are here for the same reason: They are unable to survive in the wild on their own.
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Entrée ouest du parc d'État de la faune sauvage Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs
9225 W Fishbowl DrSchiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park
Discover the wild side of Florida with the endangered Florida panther, red wolves, manatees and whooping cranes, plus black bears, bobcats and, of course, alligators.
Pay Online, Single-Use Day Pass
When Homosassa Springs was a popular train stop in the early 1900s, passengers could picnic and take a dip in the spring while train cars were being loaded up with cedar, crabs, fish and spring water. On a 1924 visit, Bruce Hoover of Chicago called it “the most beautiful river and springs in the world.” In this regard, Homosassa Springs hasn’t changed much.
An astounding number of fresh and saltwater fish still congregate in the natural spring bowl — large jacks, snapper, snook and others. Gaze down into the depths of the first-magnitude spring and perhaps catch a glimpse of fish and manatees in their natural habitat.
The park also features a variety of captive animals such as alligators, black bears, red wolf, Key deer, flamingos, whooping cranes and the oldest hippopotamus in captivity. The native wildlife that reside in the park serve as ambassadors for their species, providing visitors face-to-face connections with the animals and their habitats. Each with a unique life story, all of the animal inhabitants are here for the same reason: They are unable to survive in the wild on their own.
The trailhead for this well maintained system is on US 19 where the road goes up to cross over the Cross Florida Barge Canal. Go east and you'll arrive at Felburn Park, which connects with the paved Withlacoochee Bay Trail and also a network of footpaths around a sizeable pond where birds are active in morning and evening. Go west and its a five mile hike, ride or drive (on a parallel gravel road) to Withlacoochee Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. Canopied piers provide excellent platforms for viewing a variety of fishing birds and the vistas are magnificent.
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Withlacoochee Bay Trail
Withlacoochee Bay TrailThe trailhead for this well maintained system is on US 19 where the road goes up to cross over the Cross Florida Barge Canal. Go east and you'll arrive at Felburn Park, which connects with the paved Withlacoochee Bay Trail and also a network of footpaths around a sizeable pond where birds are active in morning and evening. Go west and its a five mile hike, ride or drive (on a parallel gravel road) to Withlacoochee Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. Canopied piers provide excellent platforms for viewing a variety of fishing birds and the vistas are magnificent.
Food scene
Fine dining - Seafood, steaks & some Southern dishes join many wines in this renovated 1940s cottage-church.
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Vintage On 5th
114 NE 5th StFine dining - Seafood, steaks & some Southern dishes join many wines in this renovated 1940s cottage-church.
The menu features locally sourced seafood, as well as some of his favorite and most raved about dishes from the chefs extensive 20 year hospitality career. A thoughtfully crafted beer and wine list completes the experience. The updated dining room exudes a welcoming vibe where you can take in the bustling energy of the kitchen while enjoying what is sure to be a remarkable culinary experience.
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Katch Twenty-Two
2924 W Gulf to Lake HwyThe menu features locally sourced seafood, as well as some of his favorite and most raved about dishes from the chefs extensive 20 year hospitality career. A thoughtfully crafted beer and wine list completes the experience. The updated dining room exudes a welcoming vibe where you can take in the bustling energy of the kitchen while enjoying what is sure to be a remarkable culinary experience.
Relaxed hideaway offering cold beer, plates of shrimp & stone crab & outdoor seating by a marina.
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The Freezer Tiki Bar
5590 S Boulevard DrRelaxed hideaway offering cold beer, plates of shrimp & stone crab & outdoor seating by a marina.
Waterfront tiki-bar and restaurant. There is also a pirate ship playground for the kids to enjoy.
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Crump's Landing
11210 W Halls River RdWaterfront tiki-bar and restaurant. There is also a pirate ship playground for the kids to enjoy.