Experience Pensacola (NAPSA)—America’s first settlement gives visitors the opportu- nity to experience Florida as it used to be, with miles of uncluttered, white-sand beaches, trans- parent emerald water and gen- uine Southern hospitality. The Pensacola Bay Area is unlike any other destination, with miles of federally protected beaches, 450 years of history to explore at premier museums— including one of the three largest aviation museums in the world— and a thriving arts community. a7 Se \ E = q Varir,| Be \ ee i wa 1 ea Among the unforgettable experiencesfor visitors to Pensacola is the National Museum of Naval Aviation. The National Museum of Naval Aviation features four real F-14 military flight-training simulators, all with actual controls. Another famous attraction is the Pensacola Lighthouse, located on the Naval Air Station. Built in 1859, the lighthouseis still in use today. Additional highlights include one of the longest barrier islands in the world, scuba diving the world’s largest artificial reef, public archaeology programs and sev- eral opportunities to view the awe-inspiring Blue Angels. For more information, call the Pensacola Bay Area Convention & Visitors Bureau at (800) 874-1234 or (850) 4384-1234 or visit www. VisitPensacola.com.
