The Tampa / St.Peter / Clearwater area is home to some of the most beautiful and beautiful beaches of Florida. Most of these beaches are very close together and some remote islands that offer a private retreat for the traveler from Florida. The island parks offer some of the best fishing and snorkeling on the west coast of Florida.
Fort Desoto Park
Fort De Soto is located in the southwest corner of Mullet Key at the entrance to Tampa Bay. The entire island is Fort De Soto Park, Pinellas County, with beautiful beaches, fishing, hiking, camping, canoeing, and more.
This beach was inhabited by native Tocobaga Americans who fished and traveled through the region of small boats. A huge military fortress was built during the Spanish Civil War and America, can visit is strong and standing by cannons really monstrous. The fort has many pictures of the fortress and the beach during the Spanish Civil War and America they are fascinating to watch.
This is a huge park with bike trails, kayak rentals, bike rentals, a large fishing pier, ramp, camping area. The beach and the water is beautiful absolutelt why it was ranked among the top 10 beaches in the United States.
Clearwater Beach
Clearwater Beach is located in Pinellas County has miles of white sand and gentle waves. This is a very popular beach can get crowded during the summer and has become a mecca for students of the college spring break.
Clearwater Beach has a fishing pier known as Pier 60, which is excellent for fishing and at night, is supported by the artisans and artists a bit like Key West. There are many shops, cafes, bars and restaurants lining the strip along the beach. You can stay in a beach hotel and not have to use a car because everything is within walking distance.
Visit the official site of Clearwater for more information – MyClearwater.com
San Pedro / Treasure Island / Pass-A-Grille / Madeira / Bellaire / Indian Shores / Indian Rocks shore Redington / / North Redington Beach / Redington Beach
These nine small beach communities begin at the south end of Gulf Boulevard North and do all kinds of Clearwater Beach. You can take a nice walk up and down the Gulf Blvd and enjoy the beautiful landscape that all these beach communities have to offer. There are many shopping dining, bars, mini-golf, and more. Thousands of foreign tourists come to these communities year after year, the beach because of its charm and beauty.
The beaches stretch for miles and are extremely clean and the water is beautiful. There are many hotels in price negotiations to 4 stars. St. Pete Beach is home to the world famous Don Cesar Hotel, which is rich in history. The Don Cesar is a haven of choice of presidents and celebrities.
Honeymoon Island State Park
Pioneers called the Hog Island, but became honeymoon island in 1939, when a New York developer built 50 palm – thatched bungalows for honeymooners. Today, the park is a well-maintained beach, nature trails and observation towers. This beach is perfect for nature lovers and bird lovers can see the osprey and other species of birds.
The water is perfect and there are many shells that had been caused by a jet of water in the region. There is a fee for the park which means that not crowded. Visit this rank once and you'll know why so many newlyweds coming year stay in beach bungalows.
Egmont Key State Park
440 hectares is located in the Florida State Park Egmont Key, at the mouth of Tampa Bay. It is located southwest of Fort DeSoto Park. He can be reached by boat or by ferry. The Egmont Key Lighthouse and the ruins of Fort Dade was a strong Spanish-American War, are in the park.
The park is primarily a National Wildlife Refuge, and was created as such in 1974. The park is accessible only by private boat. It is one of three shelters in the Bay "in Tampa, and managed as part Complex Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge. The island has served as a camp for the Seminoles, who was captured at the end of the Third Seminole War and was later occupied by the Navy American Civil War
The historic lighthouse, built in 1858 and still exists today. There are many trails to explore and many shells were in the clear water. The park is the perfect retreat to yourself and your family.
Caladesi Island State Park
Caladesi Island State Park is a natural and beautiful that can be accessed by boat or private ferry Proximity Honeymoon Island State Park. It is popular for fishing and nature lovers and those who want to see wildlife. Nature lovers will enjoy the Nature Trail 3-mile kayak and three electronic trail through the mangroves. For more information, Ferry, call (727) 734-5263
Sand Key Park
Sand Key Park is a barrier island between the Gulf of Mexico and the mainland Florida. The entire park consists of 95 hectares and the sand is white and pristine. The park hosts over one million every year.
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