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3 weeks ago | tampamagazines.com | Hayli Zuccola

Sponsored by Hammock Beach Golf Resort & SpaTampa Bay locals know the beauty of Florida’s Gulf Coast, but just a few hours east, an entirely different coastal experience awaits. Nestled along the shores of Palm Coast, Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa is a true escape—where the Atlantic’s rolling waves meet a secluded stretch of sand and world-class amenities cater to both golf enthusiasts and those seeking pure relaxation.

1 month ago | tampamagazines.com | Hayli Zuccola

Builder: Taralon Interior Designer: Elizabeth Riggs, Elizabeth Ashley Interiors Photographer:Chris Restrepo, Pen Light MediaAs a boutique design firm, Elizabeth Ashley Interiors carefully selects a limited number of projects, ensuring each one receives the attention and detail it deserves. This two-story, four-bedroom home in Bayshore Beautiful, designed for a New York City couple, was one such project.

1 month ago | tampamagazines.com | Hayli Zuccola

Elizabeth Riggs of Elizabeth Ashley Interiors, a boutique interior design firm, is no stranger to creating beautiful outdoor spaces, no matter the size. According to her, an outdoor oasis comes down to texture, lighting, intentional focal points and defined spaces. “The magic lies in the details—those thoughtful touches that transform an ordinary outdoor space into something extraordinary,” she said.

1 month ago | tampamagazines.com | Chris Caswell

When it comes to luxurious private charter flying, most people automatically think of jets. But there’s a world of propeller-driven private aircraft that can access impossibly small airports, make solid financial sense for short trips and even land on water. There are two main types: prop planes, which use a conventional reciprocating engine like a car, and turboprops, where the propeller is turned by a gas turbine engine. Both come in single- and twin-engine designs.

1 month ago | tampamagazines.com | Chris Caswell

The subject of boating licenses is a touchy one, with heated debate on both sides. Some argue that you can’t operate a car or plane without a license, so why not boats, which can be just as dangerous? Others say the sea is our last great freedom and should be open to everyone. I won’t risk my readers’ wrath by supporting either side. However, there are licenses that can vastly improve the boating lifestyle for many skippers.