50 Just down the Gulf Coast are more wonderful
resorts such as the evocatively named Treasure Island and John’s Pass Village, an old fishing village where you can go dolphin watching. Indian Rocks Beach continues the theme of wide, sandy beaches and tasty seafood restaurants. The Pinellas Trail passes through the
areaas it links Tarpon Springs to St Petersburg. Take a day trip or enjoy overnight stays.
and a highlight is the Salvador Dali Museum. There are many other museums and galleries to draw you in, including the Museum of Fine Arts and the Florida International Museum which houses a collection of artifacts from John F. Kennedy’s life. Drive over the Gulf’s emerald green waters
across the 4-mile Sunshine Skyway which links St. Petersburg to Terra Ceia.
ST. PETERSBURG St. Petersburg is one of the top holiday destinations for Americans so they must know something good when they find it! The city is a mix of great beaches and culture. Take a deep-sea fishing boat, go diving, or just chill out on a leisurely cruise. Enjoy tranquil lakes, delightful parks, shopping malls and discount stores, souvenirs at the Pier and the outlets and entertainment at BayWalk. St. Petersburg is known as the City of the Arts
“St. Petersburg is one of the top holiday destinations for Americans”
TAMPA Home of the thrilling Busch Gardens theme park, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL team, Tampa Bay Lighting ice
hockey and voted one of the best outdoor cities in the US. Yes, Tampa has a lot going for it with entertainment, museums, a buzzing nightlife and a stack of family attractions. Busch Gardens has breathtaking rides, wild animals and some gorgeous gardens it’s definitely on a par with the theme parks around Orlando. Adventure Island is a 36-acre water theme park
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