207 Best Beaches of Florida (Page 4 of 9)

Popular tourist destination. All necessary facilities and a safeguard on duty. Shops, restaurants are within the walking distance. A fishing pier with benches.

Close to Deerfield Beach city center

Beautiful, quite popular destination for tourists of all ages. Especially those who like nudism recreation. Parking is limited and can be closed if it's full.

14 mi from New Smyrna 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 center

The only state park in Florida riding a horse on the beach is allowed. Scenic views of the ocean will add memories to your vacations. No dogs permitted. No lifeguard.

18 mi from Jacksonville city center

Hard-packed sand, lots of shells. No lifeguards on duty, so exercise caution and wear shoes. Overnight camping is available. Features numerous hiking and biking trails.

Close to Fernandina Beach city center

A large and equipped beach with well-maintained amenities. No entrance fee. Ample parking. Cine here for snorkeling, parasailing, kayaking, and beach volleyball.

Close to Key West city center

The 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

Pets are not allowed on the beach. If you meet any animals, you can not feed them. Kayak rentals, tables, and grills are available. Clear water is good for snorkeling.

Close to North Palm Beach city center

Free entrance, clean amenities, playground for children will make your stay comfortable. Provides a drink dispenser. No sunbeds or umbrellas, so bring your own.

3 mi from Delray Beach city center