Our Beaches

Our Beaches are calling! Pick your pleasure from these Clearwater/St. Petersburg beaches. Fair warning, once you visit, you’ll never want to leave!

Belleair Beach, FL 33786-3339
727-595-4646

Peace and seclusion, white sands along a 4,500-foot stretch of lovely beach make this a local favorite get-away. Wonder at the amazing waterfront properties there. Florida regards homes in this area to be among some of the most impressive in the state.

Nature lives in this upscale neighborhood, too and they certainly have great taste. Sea turtles and sea birds enjoy the peace and quiet here too. If you look, you will find their nests along the shore.

Avoid the crowds and take time to relax in this sandy paradise.

This beach may be a little too peaceful for some! If you’re looking for public restrooms or quaint restaurants, don’t look here. This beach is purely for rest and relaxation.

Caladesi Island State Park
Dunedin, FL 34698
727-469-5918

Caladesi Island State Park is touted as America’s #1 beach. Dr. Stephen P. Leatherman (head of the National Healthy Beaches Campaign) boasts of the beach’s water quality, sand quality and beach management. He ranks the island – just off the coast of Dunedin, north of Clearwater Beach – as one of the nation's top 10 beaches. In 2006 and again in 2007, it reached the No. 2 spot. In 2008, it was ranked Number One!

This barrier island rests along Florida’s Gulf Coast and you can only access it by boat! A ferry from Honeymoon Island will take you there. On the trip you will witness sea wildlife in its natural habitat. Look for dolphins and osprey. This island is primed for visitors.

At Caladesi Island State Park you will find:
•    a ranger station
•    boat docks
•    kayak rentals
•    mangrove kayak trails
•    concessions
•    restrooms
•    bathhouses
•    showers
•    nature trails
•    playground
•    picnic areas
•    wheelchair accommodations

Clearwater Beach
10 Pier 60 Dr.
Clearwater Beach, FL 33767

White sand stretches lazily around the waters that shape and reshape the fickle sands. Sparkling water adds to the ambience here and almost any service you want is available here including:

•    bathhouses
•    boat ramps
•    marinas
•    concessions
•    fishing piers
•    full-time lifeguards
•    picnic areas
•    playgrounds
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access

Some prefer the hometown shops and eateries along this beach and others seach the rich life of high-end resorts. Whichever lifestyle you prefer, you’re sure to find an exciting nightlife and plenty of dining options.

Don’t you dare miss the Clearwater Marine Aquarium! Also, you will be delighted by the free festivals every night.

Disabled visitors can enjoy the surf too! Surf Wheelchairs work nicely on sand and they float in the water. It’s free to use the Surf Wheelchairs. All you have to do is ask!

Egmont Key State Park
at the mouth of Tampa Bay, southwest of Fort DeSoto Beach
St. Petersburg, FL 34698
727-893-2627

Many find lighthouses to be romantic, mysterious, comforting. Egmont Key State Park is home to an historic lighthouse still operated by the government. The lighthouse aids ships entering Tampa Bay with navigation.

With 440 acres, this island is a wildlife refuge. Consider taking a snorkeling excursion to this island. Oh, and, you can only get there by boat!

Natural resources are the main attraction at Egmont Key. Look for gopher tortoises and the nests of loggerhead sea turtles!

North Redington Beach, FL 33708-1345
727-393-8791
727-391-3980

Gulf Boulevard is the main thoroughfare that links the beach communities and it runs right through North Redington Beach. On North Redington Beach you will find permanent housing, commercial real estate and vacation rentals easily accessible.
North Redington Beach showcases elegant condos, townhouses and homes on that property. With easy access to all the major cities and attractions in Tampa Bay.

Fort De Soto Park
3500 Pinellas Bayway S.
Tierra Verde, FL 33715-2528
727-552-1862
727-552-1862

Emerald waters at Fort De Soto Park enhance the soft sand and reflect the shady pines’ grandeur. TripAdvisor named this its #1 favorite beach in 2008. The beach is a culmination of five different islands and features a 7-mile paved trail. Canoes and kayaks often push through the mangroves here. There’s a doggy playground and even a dog beach! History is alive and well at Fort De Soto Park where a fort was built during the Spanish-American War. This is a great place to explore.

At Fort De Soto Park you will find:
•    bathhouses
•    camping
•    concessions
•    lifeguards
•    fishing
•    canoeing
•    nature trails
•    picnic areas
•    playgrounds
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access.

Camp right on the water and fish from free piers day or night.

Fred Howard Park
1700 Sunset Dr.
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689-2240
727-943-4081

Fred Howard Park is the northernmost beach park in the county. This park has many features including the beach, the mainland and a causeway.
Park very close to the beach and enjoy the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico. On the causeway you can fish, swim, play water sports or ride your favorite watercraft. The causeway is one mile long.

The mainland is a great place to hold family gatherings and even play baseball!

At Fred Howard Park you will find
•    lifeguards
•    picnic areas
•    a playground
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access

Gulfport Beach Park 5730 Shore Blvd.
Gulfport, FL 33707-6038
727-893-1068

Gulfport Beach Park is an open beach and recreation area on Boca Ciega Bay. You’ll find it on Shore Boulevard South between 54th and 58th Streets. Shop, dine, swim or just play in the sand. Bring the family along because there are covered picnic tables and amenities for fun games.

This is a full-service area.

Honeymoon Island State Park 1 Causeway Blvd.
Dunedin, FL 34698
727-469-5942

Honeymoon Island state park is a natural barrier island. Here you will find sandy beaches, nature trails and wildlife everywhere! The beach is about four miles long.

Here you will find:
•    bathhouses
•    concessions
•    nature trails
•    picnic areas
•    a playground
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access.

Indian Rocks Beach
1700 Gulf Blvd.
Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785
727-588-4852
727-464-3379

Indian Rocks Beach is named after an intriguing legend about a native medicine man who brought his ill chief to bathe in and drink the healing waters of a local sulfur spring surrounded by rocks.

This beach is reminiscent of Florida’s original beaches with dunes, local dining, vacation cottages and rental condominiums. For a romantic get-a-way and some serious local shopping in quaint stores, Indian Rocks Beach is a great place to play.

Here you will find:
parking
restrooms
showers
wheelchair access.

Indian Shores
19305 Gulf Blvd
Indian Shores, FL 33785-2214
727- 595-4020

Sea grapes and sand grasses grow freely on the sand dunes here. Indian Shores was once Indian Rocks Beach South Shore. Like Indian Rocks Beach, this town is full of Florida history and quaint shops. Rent a cottage or bungalow here and relax. Feel the spirit of old Florida and enjoy stories from the locals. If you’re a bird-lover, you will particularly enjoy Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, the largest bird hospital in the world.

Here you will find:
•    parking
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access

Madeira Beach
14400 Gulf Blvd.
Madeira Beach, FL 33708
727-549-6165
727-464-3379

Are there ghosts at Madeira Beach? Well, the locals know it as “Mad Beach” and there is a ghost tour offered here! You be the judge. Looking for a place to have some laid back fun? Madeira Beach may be the place for you.

Shop, dine, play in the water, go boating and fishing. Rent a hotel room or stay longer in a condominium!

John's Pass Fishing Village offers all kinds of visitor amenities, and it’s fun for the locals too! There are many organized activities as well as recreational rentals, festivals and entertainment here.

At Madeira Beach you will find:
•    parking
•    picnic areas
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access

North Redington Beach
17300 Gulf Blvd
North Redington Beach, FL 33708-1347
727-391-4848

If a small town beach escape is more your style, visit North Redington Beach. This beach is clean and it features a large, full-service resort. Shopping, restaurants and accommodations of all kinds are located in the area.

At North Redington Beach you will find:
• parking
• wheelchair access

Pass-A-Grille Beach
1000 Pass-a-Grille Way
Pass-a-Grille, FL 33706-4229
727-363-9247

Pass-A-Grille Beach is one of the oldest gulf-front communities in this part of Florida. You can park close to the beach and when you get tired of relaxing in the sun, visit the historical district there. Oh, there are plenty of great places to eat and the local motels will treat you like family.

At Pass-A-Grille you will find:
•    concessions
•    disabled access
•    parking
•    a playground
•    picnic areas
•    restrooms
•    showers

Redington Beach
16400 Gulf Blvd
North Redington Beach, FL 33708-1572
727- 391-3875

Amenities: Parking and wheelchair access.

If you’re looking for beachfront property in a coastal community, look toward Redington beach. This area is mostly residential. Many families live right here on the Gulf of Mexico, but there is public access to the beach.

Large public crowds rarely form here. You can fit right in with the locals and relax in a peaceful environment.

Redington Shores
18200 Gulf Blvd.
Redington Shores, FL 33708-1045
727-588-4882
727-464-3379

Take the family vacation of your lifetime at Redington Shores. Redington Shores is right in the middle of the beach communities on the Gulf of Mexico. The town of Redington Shores is relatively small – 220 acres – but it’s packed with fun activities every family member will enjoy.

Your family will truly appreciate the Redington Long Pier. There are plenty of vacation rentals available here. Better yet, why not make your life a permanent vacation by buying a home here? Stay and play.

At Redington Shores you will find:
•    concessions
•    a fishing pier
•    parking
•    restrooms
•    showers
•    wheelchair access

Sand Key Park
1060 Gulf Blvd.
Clearwater Beach, FL 33767-2701
727-588-4852
727-588-4854

Sand Key Park features two full-service resorts. The view here is absolutely spectacular and even pets are welcome to play in a dog park. This is a great beach for disabled visitors. Surf Wheelchairs are available for free use.
At Sand Key Park you will find:
Access for wheelchairs
•    a dog park
•    picnic areas
•    playground
•    restrooms
•    seasonal lifeguards
•    showers

Nature is also a major part of the attraction to this beach where endangered sea turtles lay eggs.

St. Pete Beach
4700 Gulf Blvd.
St. Pete Beach, FL 33706
727-582-2267
727-464-3379

St. Pete Beach caters to visitors and residents from every walk of life. Visit the famous resort, or stay in a bed and breakfast. There are many amenities available here. You could play for weeks and never leave the island. Historic Corey Avenue offers shopping. You will find waterfront restaurants here, rental equipment and even top-notch entertainment.

At St. Pete Beach you will find:
•    concessions
•    handicap access and parking
•    playgrounds
•    picnic areas
•    restrooms
•    showers.

Sunset Beach
9000 W. Gulf Blvd
Treasure Island, FL 33706-3349
727-547-4575

Want to go to Margaritaville? Sunset Beach is said to have inspired the song “Margaritaville.”

Sunset Beach has a relaxed attitude and a touch of a wild side. The beach is on the southern tip of Treasure Island. It’s fun to just look at the interesting beach houses here including tiki huts. Beachfront bars are the norm on Sunset Beach – just ask Jimmy Buffet

Treasure Island
10400 Gulf Blvd.
Treasure Island, FL 33706-4815
727-549-6165
727-464-3379

Arghhh Matey! Treasure Island awaits those who are ready to play in this island paradise where people play volleyball, fly kites, throw Frisbees and relax with friends. This beach also offers the free use of Surf Wheelchairs.

This Island is believed to have been “settled 10,000 years ago by Native Americans trying to escape the Ice Age that was Ravaging the Northern Hemisphere,” according to a Clearwater/St. Petersburg website at http://www.floridasbeach.com/.

Here you will find:
•    concessions
•    disabled access
•    parking
•    picnic areas
•    restrooms
•    showers

Count on this beach to be very family friendly and a great place for family gatherings including people of all ages and abilities.

Note: Much of the information in this section is gleaned from the St. Petersburg/Clearwater Website at: http://www.floridasbeach.com. RE/MAX Premier Group strongly encourages you to visit the site to learn even more about visiting these fabulous beaches.