Captiva Island is known for its extraordinary sunset views and exceptional shelling opportunities, particularly for larger specimens like conch and whelk shells. The beaches have a secluded, romantic atmosphere with limited public access points maintaining their pristine condition. The island has a quirky, artistic vibe with colorful restaurants and shops. Legend has it that Captiva […]
Largest of Florida’s Ten Thousand Islands, featuring four miles of beautiful beaches, luxury resorts, and excellent shelling opportunities. Gateway to the Everglades with eco-tours and wildlife viewing. Known for its crescent beach of white sand, upscale dining, and family-friendly atmosphere.
Fort Myers Beach on Estero Island features seven miles of white sand beach with shallow, warm Gulf waters ideal for families. The beach is known for its gentle slope and calm waters, making it perfect for swimming and water activities. Times Square is the heart of the beach town with shops, restaurants, and street performers. […]
Pass-a-Grille is a historic beach community at the southern end of St. Pete Beach with a distinct, laid-back character. The narrow beach town is only one block wide, with the Gulf of Mexico on one side and Boca Ciega Bay on the other. The beach features soft white sand and clear water with a historic […]
Known for its pristine white sand and clear, shallow waters, Clearwater Beach is consistently ranked among the best beaches in America. The beach offers a vibrant atmosphere with Pier 60 hosting a daily sunset celebration featuring street performers and artisans. Visitors enjoy water activities, dolphin-watching cruises, and a family-friendly environment with nearby restaurants, shops, and […]
Naples Beach is an upscale, pristine beach featuring soft white sand and clear, calm waters. The beach is known for excellent shelling opportunities and the historic Naples Pier, perfect for fishing or dolphin watching. The area has a sophisticated atmosphere with luxury shopping and dining options nearby on Fifth Avenue South and Third Street South. […]
Home to the historic Tybee Island Light Station and Museum, this beach offers excellent dolphin watching opportunities and views of passing container ships. Less crowded than Mid Beach, with restaurants and accommodations nearby. Features a fishing pier.
Facing the Savannah River on Tybee Island’s southern end, this calm beach offers spectacular sunset views and dolphin watching opportunities. Features gentler currents ideal for families with small children. Popular for kayaking and paddleboarding.
Lido Beach offers a more upscale, relaxed alternative to nearby Siesta Key. The white sand beach features excellent facilities including a pavilion with concessions and rental equipment. St. Armands Circle, an upscale shopping and dining district with European flair, is within walking distance. South Lido Park offers kayaking through mangrove tunnels, while North Lido Beach […]