Nicknamed The Butterfly Capital of the World, Visit This Adorable Florida Town

There are quite a few cities and towns in Florida that have earned nicknames over the years. For instance, did you know that New Smyrna Beach is nicknamed the "Sharkbite Capital of the World?" But on a lighter note, there is one place in Florida that has earned worldwide recognition when it comes to nature. Coconut Creek, Florida has been dubbed the "Butterfly Capital of the World" and one visit will easily show you why.

Coconut Creek is a city in Broward County, Florida with a population of just under 60,000 residents.

Declared by many to be one of the best places to live, Coconut Creek focuses on environmental consciousness and community living.

The city earned its nickname decades ago when coconut trees were planted in the area by early developers.

But this city has also earned itself the nickname of Butterfly Capital of the World, and with good reason.

Coconut Creek is home to the largest butterfly aviary in the world.

That’s right, over 20,000 butterflies and 80 species call Butterfly World home, and visitors can check it out and see for themselves all of the natural beauty.

For over 30 years, Butterfly World has become a coveted attraction for many, creating a natural environment for various butterflies to live and thrive.

The next time you want to enjoy a majestic experience in a town known for natural beauty, head on over to Coconut Creek, Florida.

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Have you ever visited Coconut Creek, Florida, the Butterfly Capital of the World? Share with us your experience in the comments section! Or if you're looking for more information about Coconut Creek before planning a visit, then check out the city website or the Coconut Creek Facebook Page.