Homosassa is rich in history, dating back to the early Native Americans and the Spanish explorer, Hernando de Soto. Yulee Sugarmill is also located in Homosassa, which processed molasses, sugar, and syrup for Confederate troops during the Civil War.

One can still visit the Yulee Sugarmill's ruins today.

Visit the globally renowned Fish Bowl, which gives visitors an underwater glimpse of Florida's gentle marine mammals, the manatee.

The crystal clear spring water is easy look through as you observe typical manatee behaviors.

Rivaling the park in tourist attraction is Homosassa's great commercial fishing.

Homosassa has great resort-style accommodations all along the waterways. Waterfront restaurants and pubs offer exquisite dining experiences, enjoying beautiful sunsets and graceful wading birds as you dine on various fine cuisines.

Some of the best seafood in the state is found in Homosassa at the waterfront eateries, always fresh and delicious.