The Nature Coast is a string of towns, each with its own water, pace and kind of home. Start with the six Myriam works in most, all in Citrus County. More towns in Citrus and Hernando County will follow.
A small Gulf city on Kings Bay, where more than 70 springs keep the water at about 72 °F all year. In winter manatees shelter in the bay, and Three Sisters Springs is the best known place to see them. Canal homes with boat access and the Gulf about seven miles downriver.
Read the Crystal River guide →A riverside community in southwestern Citrus County, where canals and marsh follow the Homosassa River out to the Gulf. Two state parks, a long fishing tradition and canal homes with a dock behind the house.
Read the Homosassa guide →The county seat of Citrus County, on the western shore of the Tsala Apopka and Henderson lakes. A 1912 courthouse at the centre of town, lakefront parks and the Withlacoochee State Trail for cycling and walking.
Read the Inverness guide →An unincorporated community north of Inverness, along the northern edge of the Tsala Apopka lakes and next to Citrus Hills. A trailhead on the Withlacoochee State Trail and a long airboat tradition. Myriam lives here herself.
Read the Hernando guide →A planned community from the early 1960s in the centre of Citrus County, with mostly single-storey homes. Crystal River, Inverness and Lecanto all within about 25 minutes.
Read the Beverly Hills guide →A master-planned community from the 1970s between Crystal River and Inverness, built around golf courses and club facilities, with single-family and maintenance-free homes.
Read the Citrus Hills guide →Facts on these pages come from official city, county and state sources. Driving distances and times are approximate, from OpenStreetMap routing without traffic.
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