The Branson Scenic Railway offers a 40-mile round trip through the Ozark Mountains, showcasing breathtaking views of rugged landscapes, historic tunnels, and bridges. Departing from Branson’s restored 1905 depot, the journey lasts about two hours, with narration providing insights into the region’s history and the railway’s legacy. Passengers can choose seating in restored vintage cars from the 1940s and 1950s, including dome cars for panoramic views. The experience includes a concession car, and from April through November, a luxurious four-course dinner train enhances select Saturday evenings. Reservations are highly recommended for special events like the dinner train.

All 20 km of the tranquil beaches of South Stradbroke Island are a treat. It is worth exploring the wildlife of the island on a guided kayaking tour. There are different tours available to suit your needs and preferences. The tour guides are experienced locals that are experts in their field.

The imposing 16th-century walls that surrounded the city are still largely intact, and provide a stunning backdrop to the whole city, especially along the seafront. The ramparts, called bastioni, house numerous restaurants, bars, cafes and shops, which are great for a drink at sunset in the evening breeze.

Surrounded by water on three sides, Smyrna Dunes Park offers stunning views of the Indian River, Ponce Inlet, and the Atlantic Ocean. Arrive by land or sea to explore its fishing spots, swimming areas, and scenic trails. Keep an eye out for wildlife—birds, reptiles, marine life, and native vegetation thrive here in their natural habitats.