Party in the sun in Florida

Holidaymakers flying to Florida this spring will be able to check out one of the biggest music and art festivals in the state.

The SunFest Festival takes place at West Palm Beach between May 3rd and 6th and typically attracts almost 300,000 people every year.

SunFest offers an ideal opportunity for travellers to undergo the festival experience in one of the most sunshine-filled destinations in the world while catering for both children and adults.

Visitors to Florida can take in performances from over 40 music acts across three stages, with this year's event set to feature the likes of Ludacris, All-American Rejects, Sean Paul, George Thorogood, The Wailers and Huey Lewis & The News, among other stars.

Elsewhere, attendees will be able to stroll around the Fidelity Federal Art & Craft Show, take children to the mini KidsFest event and marvel at the colourful fireworks show that closes the five-day festival.

For more information, have a look at the SunFest website.

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