Explore Our Beaches
Caladesi Island
One of the few untouched islands along the Gulf Coast, Caladesi Island State Park is accessible only by boat, ferry, kayak or paddleboard, but is worth the extra effort. Between Clearwater Beach and Honeymoon State Park.
Clearwater Beach
Clearwater Beach was named the #1 Beach in Florida, as well as the #2 Beach in the US for 2026 by TripAdvisor. Known for its pristine white sand and unforgettable sunset views.
Fort DeSoto State Park
The largest park within the Pinellas County Park System, Fort De Soto Park consists of 1,136 acres made up of five interconnected islands (keys). These keys are home to beaches, mangroves, wetlands, palm hammocks, hardwoods and scores of native plants. Beautiful, clear, white sandy beaches.
Honeymoon Island State Park
One of Florida’s best-loved state parks, Honeymoon Island has more than four miles of beach to explore. Swimming, fishing, shelling, hiking and bicycling are all popular activities that make Honeymoon Island State Park an ideal getaway.
Indian Rocks Beach
Located on the barrier island Sand Key, it has over two miles of beach along the Gulf, with 26 public beach accesses.
Madeira Beach
Relax, stroll and swim along 2.5 miles of beautiful beaches, or check out Mad Beach’s rocky southern point, a popular spot for shore fishing. Save a day or two to explore John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk, a rustic waterfront complex with shops, restaurants and water recreation activities.
Pass-A-Grille
Pass-A-Grille is a quaint, laid-back, old Florida beach town. Here the beach, boutiques, outdoor markets, restaurants, rooftop bars, and fishing piers are all within walking distance.
Redington Beach
Tucked between Madeira Beach and Indian Shores, North Redington Beach and Redington Shores are about as under-the-radar as it gets. The two beach communities make up over a mile of broad beachfront flanked by gorgeous emerald Gulf waters.
Sand Key Park
Sand Key Park is 95 acres with two distinct areas of beach and park in Clearwater. This park has a white sandy beach with seasonal lifeguards and sea turtles that nest from April – October. The park also provides benches for viewing the salt marsh that sustains the native wildlife.
St Pete Beach
St. Pete Beach, located on a barrier island near St. Petersburg, its renowned for miles of white sand, turquoise waters, and year-round sunshine.
Treasure Island
Three miles of sparkling sand line the Gulf with an array of lodging, from luxury resorts to kitschy hotels and small inns. The beach here is uncommonly wide in most parts, which means you’ll find plenty of space to take in the views.