Things To Do Beaches
ARCHIBALD BEACH PARK – R CLEARWATER BEACH – R FORT DE SOTO PARK – R
15100 Gulf Blvd. • St. Petersburg, FL 33708 West End of State Rd. 60 • Clearwater Beach, FL 33767 3500 Pinellas Bayway S • Tierra Verde, FL 33715
(727) 391-7373 (727) 462-6963 (727) 582-2267 •
www.fortdesoto.com
7am-10pm. This wide beach of sugar-fine sand draws volleyball Sunrise-sundown.
This favorite hot spot is often busy on weekends, and has
players, sun worshippers and swimmers.
Fort DeSoto is a barrier island and 1,136-acre park.
restrooms and restaurants nearby. A favorite for visitors Besides a clean, wide beach with many shore birds,
and locals alike, this beach is a fun destination for all
DAVIS ISLANDS BEACH – D/W
this park boasts two fishing piers, historic fort and
beach goers.
900 Martinique Ave. • Tampa, FL 33607
bayside campsites. A paved trail appeals to cyclists
(813) 931-2121
and inline skaters.
BEN T. DAVIS BEACH – D/W
7650 Courtney Campbell Cswy. • Tampa, FL 33607
Anchored boats sometimes crowd the beach in front of
FRED HOWARD PARK BEACH – R
(813) 274-8615
this sandy spot near downtown Tampa. A great spot for
1700 Sunset Dr. • Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
reading or sunning.
7:30am-sunset.
(727) 943-4081
Fronting Tampa Bay and offering one of the first sights EGMONT KEY STATE PARK – R
8am-sunset.
of sand for those entering Tampa via Tampa International 4905 34th St. S • St. Petersburg, FL 33711 This family beach is best visited on weekdays when it’s
Airport, this narrow beach is attractively landscaped and (727) 893-2627 not crowded. But even on busy weekends, the gentle
stretches along the Courtney Campbell Causeway that
8am-sunset.
waves and clean shoreline make for a pleasant visit. It’s
connects Tampa with Clearwater. also a popular site for fishing and windsurfing.
Visit Egmont Key State Park and enjoy the most beautiful
CALADESI ISLAND STATE PARK – R
waters of Tampa Bay. Relaxing and shell collecting along
HONEYMOON ISLAND STATE PARK – R
One Causeway Blvd. • Dunedin, FL 34698
its pristine, palm-tree lined, secluded beaches is a year
One Causeway Blvd. • Dunedin, FL 34698
(727) 469-5918 •
www.floridastateparks.org
round favorite activity. Also see a 150-year-old working
(727) 469-5942 •
www.floridastateparks.org
lighthouse, gun batteries built in 1898 to defend Tampa
8am-sunset.
Bay and 100-year-old brick roads. There is no gift shop on
8am-sunset.
Forget your worries as you take a ferry to this three mile the island, so please remember to bring water, food and Sandy shores surround this island getaway, though some
beach and explore the natural surroundings on one of the sunscreen when you visit. are rocky. Dogs on leashes are welcomed on the southeast
state’s last undeveloped barrier islands. Boaters, side and boaters can anchor off parts of the north shore.
bird-watchers and beachcombers can walk the sandy
shore, then head inland to hike a wooded nature trail.
Imagine… It’s All Here.
Located on thirteen acres of
sugary white, privately owned
beachfront, combined with the
deep blue waters and golden
sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico,
why go anywhere else? Three
beachfront pools, three great
places all on one resort: The
Compass Grille, Rum Runners
Bar & Grille, Harry’s Beach Bar...
not to mention our Lobby
Lounge for a more intimate
setting. Comfortable rooms,
spectacular views, concierge
services, all at affordable rates.
We look forward to seeing you
soon, and again, and again.
5 3 0 0 G u l f B o u l e v a r d • S t . P e t e B e a c h , F L
866.642.7240 •
sirata.com
Independently owned. Not affiliated with any other resort property.
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