141 Best Beaches of Florida (Page 2 of 6)

Hidden 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 center

Clothing-optional beach. Friendly atmosphere, lots of visitors are older people. Alcohol is prohibited, as well as any inappropriate behavior. Amenities are limited.

7 mi from Fort Pierce city center

The beach near a small lake provides just a few activities such as sunbathing, swimming, camping, playing volleyball. It's private, membership fees are reasonable.

5 mi from Hudson city center

Remote 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 center

Spectacularly scenic getaway in the Gulf of Mexico. Offers awesome designated areas for swimming as well as a pet beach. Chairs and umbrellas rentals are available.

5 mi from Dunedin 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

You can only access the park and beach by water transportation. Beach wheelchairs are available. Offers no lifeguard service. Known as an unofficial nudist destination.

3 mi from Port Salerno 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