Road Trip from New York to Florida
Road Trip to Florida
Introduction: Have you ever had an idea to make a road trip to Florida? If yes, what would you choose: just drive straight or have some stops? I wanted to show you one way of realizing that trip, which I’m planning to do soon.
Thesis Statement: Route from New York to Florida with amazing stops on the way, such as Cape May, Chincoteague Island, Chesapeake Bay Tunnel/Bridge, Virginia Beach, Charleston, Savannah and our final point – Jacksonville.
Discussion Section:
1. First part of the road: From New York to Chincoteague Island, VA (www.roadtripamerica.com):
a. First point of interest – Cape May, NJ. City famous for Victorian mansions, lighthouse.
b. According to official website – www.capemaylewesferry.com, information about Cape May Ferry.
c. Second point of interest – Chincoteague Island (“home of wild ponies”).
2. Second part of the road: From Chincoteague Island, VA to Charleston, SC:
a. Driving through Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel to Virginia Beach. According to www.cbbt.com/facts, we know interesting facts about Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel. At nearly 20 miles long, this bridge is one of the architectural wonders of the east coast.
b. First point of interest – Virginia Beach, VA (staying overnight). Virginia Beach has all the elements of a classic seaside resort: gorgeous beaches, a lively boardwalk, plenty of restaurants and nightspots.
c. Second point of interest – Charleston, SC (according to www.charlestoncvb.com, things to see and do in Charleston). The best way to see this historic city and its remarkable architecture is taking a carriage ride or walking around.
3. Third part of the road: From Charleston, SC to Jacksonville, FL (final destination):
a. Final destination – Jacksonville, FL (according to www.jacksonville.about.com, tourist information about the city, attractions and things to do). Jacksonville is the largest city in Florida by
Introduction: Have you ever had an idea to make a road trip to Florida? If yes, what would you choose: just drive straight or have some stops? I wanted to show you one way of realizing that trip, which I’m planning to do soon.
Thesis Statement: Route from New York to Florida with amazing stops on the way, such as Cape May, Chincoteague Island, Chesapeake Bay Tunnel/Bridge, Virginia Beach, Charleston, Savannah and our final point – Jacksonville.
Discussion Section:
1. First part of the road: From New York to Chincoteague Island, VA (www.roadtripamerica.com):
a. First point of interest – Cape May, NJ. City famous for Victorian mansions, lighthouse.
b. According to official website – www.capemaylewesferry.com, information about Cape May Ferry.
c. Second point of interest – Chincoteague Island (“home of wild ponies”).
2. Second part of the road: From Chincoteague Island, VA to Charleston, SC:
a. Driving through Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel to Virginia Beach. According to www.cbbt.com/facts, we know interesting facts about Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel. At nearly 20 miles long, this bridge is one of the architectural wonders of the east coast.
b. First point of interest – Virginia Beach, VA (staying overnight). Virginia Beach has all the elements of a classic seaside resort: gorgeous beaches, a lively boardwalk, plenty of restaurants and nightspots.
c. Second point of interest – Charleston, SC (according to www.charlestoncvb.com, things to see and do in Charleston). The best way to see this historic city and its remarkable architecture is taking a carriage ride or walking around.
3. Third part of the road: From Charleston, SC to Jacksonville, FL (final destination):
a. Final destination – Jacksonville, FL (according to www.jacksonville.about.com, tourist information about the city, attractions and things to do). Jacksonville is the largest city in Florida by
Bibliography: 1. www.roadtripamerica.com/forum 2. www.capemaylewesferry.com 3. www.cbbt.com/facts 4. Article “Things to do in Charleston”, contributed by Mary Ruffin, 27 September 2011(www.travelmaestro.convingtontravel.com) 5. www.charlestoncvb.com/visitors/tripplanner/what_to_see_do/ 6. www.jacksonville.about.com 7. ww.tripadvisor.com