Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: November 2026

NapLorida is a free Florida travel guide written by Maya Solana. Some pages on this site contain affiliate links. This page explains what that means for you in plain language.

What is an affiliate link?

When you click an affiliate link and then book a hotel, resort, vacation rental or tour, the company may pay NapLorida a small commission. You pay the same price you would pay without the link. Sometimes the price can even be lower because of the offer.

Who we may earn from

We may earn commissions from travel booking companies such as Booking.com, Agoda, Expedia Group brands, Vrbo, Airbnb partners and similar accommodation or tour platforms. We may join other programs as the site grows.

How this affects what we write

Our guides are written from research and local knowledge first. We recommend places because they fit a type of traveler, not because of a commission. If a place has real downsides, such as parking, crowds or price, we say so. Commissions never change our opinion or the order of our recommendations.

How to spot affiliate links

Booking buttons, hotel comparison tables and search tools on NapLorida may use affiliate links. We aim to place a short note near these tools so you know before you click.

Prices and availability

Prices, ratings and availability come from our partners and can change quickly. Always check the final price and cancellation rules on the booking site before you pay. NapLorida does not take payment and is not the seller of any room or tour.

Your privacy

Partner sites may use cookies to record that you came from NapLorida. You can read how we handle data in our Privacy Policy.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, please write to us on the Contact page. You can also read more about Maya and how NapLorida works.