St. George Island State Park is the most popular and undisturbed part in the Florida panhandle. On the east end of the island, you can find undeveloped dunes and beaches. St. Georges has the longest beach front. You can explore the gulf, salt marshes, white sand, clear water, sandy coves, oak forests, and pines, which […]
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When you stop in at Fernandina Beach, or even the Amelia Island Island Plantation Resort, what you think might be anti-climatic is actually a place that is worth a visit when in the area; on the island. Amelia Island State Park is wilderness; well, the island left at its best by what humans could leave their […]
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Bowman’s Beach provides some from the Sanibel’s greatest shelling right after a storm, and some from the island’s most remote seaside space. There’s a quarter mile or so stroll through the car parking great deal towards the seaside, in which you will cross a wooden bridge more than freshwater. Bowman Seaside is also an ideal location […]
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Ocean Boulevard, is a small park in the Palm Beach, Florida area with a rocky, narrow shoreline. This is really nice for locals and tourists alike, and it’s simple to see why. Phipps Ocean Park is much more than the typical Florida beaches. You will find playgrounds, tiki huts, grills, picnic tables and much more. […]
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Miramar Beach is located between Ft. Walton Beach and Panama City Beach on the Emerald Coast of Florida. It sits right on the Gulf of Mexico and has some of the widest and whitest sandy beaches that can be found anywhere in the world. If you have never visited or driven through this part of […]
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While we don’t agree that Fort De Soto Park is the number one beach in the United States, we do believe that it deserves the number two spot for the State of Florida. There are seven miles of white beaches among sea oats and grasses that consistently rate in the top ten in the nation. […]
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Driving 10 miles south down old Highway A1A from Ponte Vedra Beach to Vilano Beach is simply a wonderful excursion by car in Florida. You have the feeling you’re in a tunnel of green created by the grass covered sand dunes like small mountains on either side of the the road. Then mangrove trees more inland […]
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When you travel to the northeast corner of Duval County between Nassau Sound and Fort George Inlet, there are three islands that are side-by-side like alligators just sunning themselves. These islands are Big Talbot, Long, and Little Talbot Islands. The famous Highway A1A crosses them all, though it really only touches Little Talbot Island, the […]
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Henderson Beach State Park is located in beautiful Destin, Florida and has some of the most white sandy beaches in the state. The facilities are spotless and the grounds well maintained and this beach is definitely worth a visit. Since it is a state park, there is a $6 fee (cash only) to enter. Not […]
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For Florida beaches, the three that grace the area around South Ponte Vedra Beach are pretty nice. The beach simply goes on for miles connecting city, town and recreational area. The only complaint you could have about the beach is that it is hard to get to from just anywhere. There are entrances, but you have […]
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If you’re into golf courses and beachfront condos, then you probably see Amelia Island Plantation and the surrounding developments as better than what was there before. But if you are bothered by a beautiful island’s encroachment by people who believe being one with nature is an afternoon on the golf course, you might think it […]
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Looking for a perfect holiday hotspot? The scintillating Cape Florida State Park in Key Biscayne should be your next destination. Situated in the south of downtown Miami, Cape Florida State Park is home to pricey residences, inexpensive restaurants, and several parks. Fall in love with sugary white sand, crystal blue waters, sun, and a two-mile […]
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In beautiful surroundings the beaches of South Ponte Vedra Beach area are a great option when staying near Jacksonville, Florida. It make sense to visit these if you want to get away from the crowds and the run-down downtown area of Jacksonville. This part of the county has some of the highest income and the […]
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If you’ve thought of the Sunshine State of Florida as the “snowbird” capitol of the United States, you wouldn’t be far off. But explorers from every age come here to seek their little spot of sand and sun to escape from the reality of either summers that are much too hot and dry or winters […]
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The beach at Fort Lauderdale, Florida is impressive in that if faces the full force of the Atlantic Ocean. Located just minutes north of the world famous Miami Beach, “Lauderdale” as it’s known to the locals is fun with its surf and clear water. It’s known for long and wide tan beaches and the laid-back […]
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St. Pete Beach near Tampa is regarded as one of the best beaches in the United States. It’s located on a barrier island named Long Key, along with 7 other islands and has almost brilliant white sand and the gentle waves of the Gulf of Mexico. Many people get confused thinking of Saint Petersburg, Florida, […]
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Located on Beach Road on Siesta Key, the amazing Siesta Beach is proud to be known as one of the best beaches in the world. Known for its whitest and finest sand, Siesta Beach is a popular tourist destination. Its tropical atmosphere, crystal clear waters, breathtaking sunsets, and beautiful sceneries and natural surroundings make Siesta […]
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The state of Florida used some wisdom in acquiring what it took to create Guana River State Park. It covers some 2,400 acres stretching from the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean offering public access to five miles of the finest beach in northern Florida. And if you’re into nature, you’re in luck. Programs are […]
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Ponte Vedra Beach is a world-class golf and tennis destination, just 20 miles outside of Jacksonville, Florida. Many people lump all the beaches together in the area, but Ponte Vedra Beach is worlds apart. Character alone sets it apart. In a separate county (St. Johns), Ponte Vedra has focused on golf-course living and tries hard […]
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The largest beach in the Jacksonville, Florida area is called Jacksonville Beach. With its own set of problems, the oceanfront area is non-descript. Most businesses have moved out and decay has set in with only a handful of revitalization. When you drive along the beach down 1st Street, you pass common eateries, run-down bars, businesses […]
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