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.
Florida Beaches
Bahia Honda State Park
Bahia Honda offers the best natural beaches in the Florida Keys with crystal clear waters and fine white sand – rare for the rocky Keys. The park features two major beach areas: Sandspur Beach and Calusa Beach, with excellent swimming and snorkeling opportunities. The old Bahia Honda Rail Bridge provides a scenic backdrop and historic […]
Fort Myers Beach
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. […]
Caladesi Island State Park
Accessible only by boat or ferry, Caladesi Island remains one of Florida’s last untouched barrier islands. The beach features pristine white sand, blue-green waters, and natural coastal environments without development. Visitors can kayak through mangrove forests on the three-mile kayak trail, hike the interior island trail, or enjoy the peaceful shoreline. The island was once […]
St. Augustine Beach
St. Augustine Beach combines beautiful Atlantic shoreline with rich historical context in America’s oldest city. The wide, white sand beach features a fishing pier, splash park, and pavilion with regular events and concerts. Cars are allowed on designated sections, making the beach accessible for everyone. The beach town has a relaxed vibe with local restaurants […]
Captiva Island
Sister island to Sanibel, known for stunning sunsets, excellent shelling, and exclusive atmosphere. Home to South Seas Island Resort and the quirky “Bubble Room” restaurant. Features fewer crowds than neighboring islands, pristine beaches, and opportunities for dolphin watching and bird viewing.
New Smyrna Beach
New Smyrna Beach is known as one of the best surf spots on the East Coast with consistent breaks attracting surfers year-round. The beach allows vehicles on hard-packed sand (with permit) making it easily accessible. Flagler Avenue offers a charming strip of boutiques, galleries, and restaurants leading to the beach. The area has a strong […]
Grayton Beach State Park
Grayton Beach State Park features consistently ranked among America’s most beautiful beaches with sugar-white sand and emerald green water. The park is unique for its rare coastal dune lakes, a natural phenomenon found in few places worldwide where freshwater lakes intermittently connect with the Gulf of Mexico. A 4.5-mile hiking trail winds through a coastal […]
Juno Beach
Juno Beach offers a quieter alternative to other Palm Beach County beaches with excellent surfing conditions and a dog-friendly section. The Juno Beach Pier is popular for fishing and dolphin watching. The town is a major sea turtle nesting site, home to the Loggerhead Marinelife Center where visitors can learn about turtle conservation. The beach […]
Bowman’s Beach (Sanibel)
One of Sanibel Island’s most popular beaches, known for excellent shelling opportunities and remote feel despite amenities. Features picnic areas, grills, restrooms, and outdoor showers with a natural setting. Access involves a pleasant walk over a bridge spanning a wildlife area, minimizing crowds.