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Airports in Newark

Newark is served by Newark Liberty International Airport. Located in the city of Newark, New Jersey, U.S.A., it is the primary airport serving the U.S. State of New Jersey. The airport provides passenger & cargo services to domestic as well as international destinations including Dublin, Beijing, Calgary, Montreal, Delhi, London, Vienna, Amsterdam, Paris, Orlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more. Passengers can smoothly commute to and from the airport using monorail, buses, car hires, private limousine, and taxi services.

Explore Jacksonville

Jacksonville is a city in the U.S. State of Florida. It is the most populated city in the State. It is situated on the banks of the River St. Jones and is approximately 40 kilometers away from Georgia. Situated within an hour's drive from the city's center are famous shoreside towns of Atlantic Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach and Amelia Island. The city is a great vacation destination for entertainment & leisure travelers-especially families. The Jacksonville Zoo, The Cummer, MOCA, and Riverside Arts Market, are some of the top attractions of the city. In this "river city", life of the residents revolves around the St. Johns River which runs right through town and the ocean to the east of town.

Things to Do in Jacksonville

Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary

The mission of this non-profit organization is a noble one - to educate the public on the dangers of owning big cats as pets and on threats to the cats from changing weather patterns, environmental pollution, diminishing habitats, and human hunters. None of the animals living here have ever been bought, sold, or traded; they have all been brought here (mostly by owners who couldn’t care for them properly). You and the kids can see some of the world’s most exotic - and wild - cats up close, in their own habitats. Residents of the sanctuary include lions, tigers, cougars, leopards, bobcats, foxes, and coatimundis (which are not big cats, but members of the raccoon family, with very long snouts). One of the best things about this place, however, is its employees - not one of them is paid for their work. They do it out of love.

Museum of Science and History

If you love seeing your child’s face light up with wonder, visit the Museum of Science and History (MOSH). Originating in an old Victorian home in 1941, this museum has since grown into one of the finest in Florida, with an outstanding collection of” Signature Exhibits” and traveling ones. These exhibits range from historic looks at Northeast Florida to revealing glimpses of future technology and communications as well as energy and ecosystems. There’s a peaceful courtyard with native plants, and an interactive play area for younger children. Kids of all ages will love the Space Science Gallery and the Bryan-Gooding Planetarium. At MOSH, it won’t be just the kids' faces lighting up with wonder – yours will, too.

Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

Sitting on the edge of the Trout River, about 7 miles north of downtown Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is a must if you are visiting the city with kids. This facility is the only walking safari in northeast Florida; you are invited to wander the grounds, where you will find opportunities to get up close and personal with animals like giraffes, great apes, big cats and elephants. The sprawling grounds also house Stingray Bay (where you can try your hand at feeding stingrays) and the ever-popular Play Park and Splash Ground (where you can cool off after a day in the Florida heat). While you are here, take a spin on the Zoo Train - recent visitors say that kids are bound to love it. “The train gives a great behind the scenes view of some of the facilities and the new Asian Bamboo Garden is breathtaking.

Best Time to Fly to Jacksonville

The best times to visit Jacksonville are from March to May and September to November. These shoulder seasons see pleasant weather, as well as fewer tourists and lower prices than the summer months. June through August is peak travel season with hot temperatures and plenty of sunshine drawing beach bums in droves.