Where Tourism is the Name of the Game

Jacksonville, FL: It is a known fact that most of the earth is made up of water. This is the reason why there are much more people engaged in fishing and related activities. One such place where water proves to be a stronger driving force than the land is Jacksonville, FL. 

Jacksonville, FL first became inhabited around the 15th to the 16th century. Its first settlers were the tribe known as the Mocama, considered to be a subgroup of the Timucua people. Because of its strategic position, Jacksonville houses what is considered to be the Florida’s third largest seaport, the Port of Jacksonville. Improvements in its harbor during the 19th century have caused it to become a major military and civilian water port. Jacksonville, however, is more than just a port. Over the years, it has actually become one of the places to go to for golf aficionados. 

Some of the places that one can enjoy while at Jacksonville include the Napoleon Bonaparte Broward House, the Alexander Brest Museum and Gallery, the Fort Clinch State Park, the Kingsley Plantation, the Epping Forest, and the St. Augustine Lighthouse to name a few. 

If you are one of those who would like to make the most of your stay at Jacksonville, you might want to have yourself booked in any of the Jacksonville FL hotels in the area. One hotel that you might want to try is the Jacksonville Fairfield Inn Hotel. The said hotel provides guests with a number of features and amenities including free wireless Internet within the confines of your spacious room, expanded access to cable TV shows, valet dry cleaning, on-site laundry, and toll-free phone access. 

In order to check out room availability, head to http://www.dodbusopps.com/9097/23.htm . You can also use the site in order to quickly book a stay. 

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Fairfield Inn & Suites Jacksonville Butler Boulevard
4888 Lenoir Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32216
Phone: 904-854-6200
Fax: 904-854-6202
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