Evening star

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and cattle and farming sections of

Florida, and the new Everglades

National Park.

Miami became a hub of such tours

with restoration of cruise-ship serv

ice to the Caribbean islands and the

opening of Everglades National Park

this season.

Cruise ships out of Miami will

touch such resort capitals as Ha

vana, Jamaica, Port au Prince. San

Juan, Nassau and Hamilton. Ber

muda.

me bouui rioriaa tour, wmcn

may readily be made by private

motorists with good roads and ac

commodations all along the line,

includes a visit to the famed resort

area of the Palm Beaches, 70 miles

north of Miami, proceeding on up

the East Coast to the picturesque

orange-growing sections of Fort

Pierce and Vero Beach, on the In

dian River.

From the coast this tour cuts in

land through the cattle country of

the upper Everglades to Lake Wales,

site of the Bok Tower, and the

Cypress Gardens at Winter Haven,

in the center of the State.

Everglades National Park, the

Florida Keys and Key West are

accessible by relatively simple side

trips out of Miami.

The best medium for seeing the

various attractions of the park this

season, however, is by way of two

day trips conducted by the National

Audubon Society out of Miami.

The Traveler's Notebook

United States Ski Facilities Are Vastly Expanded

uy Jacques rurrene, Jr.

The Star's Travel Editor

The average vacationer need con

sult only his own inclination to de

cide he would rather follow the sun

to the South than head into the

chilly heights of the North for win

ter. Yet a good many millions of

dollars have been spent for those

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1947). Washington, D.C., 1947-12-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1947-12-07/ed-1/?sp=90

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1947-12-07.