White Sand Beaches in Florida
The oldest beach in the city. Plenty of amenities. The bottom gets deep fast, so it's risky for kids and non-swimmers. Come here for fishing, shelling or canoeing.
Close to Nokomis city center
The longest beach on the island. Free and spacious parking. Variety of facilities, as well as a beach cafe and a boat launch. Rocky bottom, so stay in your shoes.
Close to Bradenton Beach city centerAwesome for surfing in winter season. Lack of amenities. Toilets, shops and bars are within a walking distance. Chances to see dolphins, manatees, pelicans or turtles.
Close to Bradenton Beach city centerPopular tourist spot, includes all kinds of facilities. Come here if you don't mind crowds. Offers paddleboard, umbrellas and chairs rentals, cafe with live music.
Close to Holmes Beach city center
Wild place with no facilities except a free parking. Clear and beautiful waters, well-kept beach. Shelling may be rewarding because it's not much competition. No pets.
Close to Anna Maria city centerHidden gem with a rich wildlife. Opportunity to see dolphins, starfish, stingrays, sand dollars, crabs, and various birds. Strong currents make it risky for kids.
Close to Anna Maria city centerRemote and quiet island with a white-sand beach and a park. It's accessible by ferry or private boat. No pets allowed. Follow regulations while fishing. Big parking.
3 mi from Dunedin city centerThe beach has 13 parts with 13 paid parking areas. Clothes optional. Facilities are limited, no businesses around. Features rockets launches. Beautiful and clean water.
11 mi from Titusville city center