I've been to all 50 states. If I had just one day in Florida, here's how I'd spend it.

• If I only had one day to spend in the state, however, there are a few things I wouldn’t miss out on.
• I’d spend time on the beach, explore Everglades National Park, and drive the Overseas Highway.

In my opinion, this 113-mile road is one of the most — if not the most — beautiful and scenic in the US, with 42 bridges (including the iconic Seven Mile Bridge) spanning the route.

Along the drive, I’d stop at the Hungry Tarpon at Robbie’s Marina in Islamorada for a late seafood lunch with gorgeous views.

After lunch, I’d drive to Key West and explore the downtown area.

At the end of the Overseas Highway sits one of the most unique places I’ve been to — Key West. There’s no shortage of great food, drink, and spectacle throughout the quirky city.

I love walking Duval Street, which is home to historic bars and restaurants, unique boutiques, and great nightlife.

Whenever I have time, I also enjoy visiting the Hemingway Home and Museum — Ernest Hemingway’s former residence in Key West — and the Truman Little White House, which served as the “winter White House” for President Harry S. Truman.

I’d end the day watching the sunset in Key West.

After a long day, I like to watch the sunset from Key West at the famous nightly Mallory Square Sunset Celebration. Here, street vendors, artists, and musicians come together to celebrate the sunset with visitors.

Or, for a more elevated experience, I’d hop on a sunset cruise around Key West with music, food, drinks, and a great view.