Sanibel Island |
World-famous shelling beaches, calm waters perfect for families. |
Relaxed, nature-focused, family-friendly. |
Charming boutiques, art galleries, and seafood restaurants in Sanibel. |
Shelling, birdwatching, kayaking, biking, exploring the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge. |
Unparalleled shelling opportunities and a dedication to preserving the natural environment. Perfect for nature lovers. |
Captiva Island |
Secluded beaches, stunning sunsets, and excellent fishing spots. |
Quiet, romantic, upscale. |
Quaint shops and restaurants in the small village of Captiva. |
Sunset cruises, fishing charters, kayaking, paddleboarding. |
A romantic escape with breathtaking sunsets and a peaceful atmosphere. |
Amelia Island |
Long stretches of sandy beaches, ideal for walking and sunbathing. |
Historic, elegant, family-friendly. |
Fernandina Beach boasts Victorian architecture, antique shops, and a vibrant arts scene. |
Golfing, horseback riding on the beach, exploring Fort Clinch State Park, visiting the Amelia Island Lighthouse. |
Rich history, beautiful beaches, and a charming town with a lively cultural scene. |
Anna Maria Island |
White-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and stunning Gulf views. |
Old Florida charm, laid-back, family-oriented. |
Three distinct towns (Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach) each offer unique shops and restaurants. |
Swimming, sunbathing, fishing, kayaking, visiting Bean Point for stunning views. |
A perfect blend of relaxation and family fun, with a strong sense of community. |
Siesta Key |
Siesta Key Beach is known for its powdery white quartz sand, consistently ranked among the best in the US. |
Lively, social, beach-focused. |
Siesta Key Village offers a vibrant nightlife, eclectic shops, and casual dining. |
Swimming, sunbathing, volleyball, watersports, exploring the vibrant village. |
World-class beaches and a lively atmosphere make it a popular destination for beach lovers. |
Marco Island |
Wide sandy beaches, calm waters, and excellent shelling opportunities. |
Upscale, family-friendly, resort-oriented. |
Marco Island offers upscale shopping, fine dining, and art galleries. |
Boating, fishing, golfing, exploring the Everglades, shelling. |
A luxurious getaway with beautiful beaches and easy access to the Everglades. |
Key Biscayne |
Sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and stunning views of the Miami skyline. |
Relaxed, family-friendly, close to Miami. |
A small village with a few restaurants and shops. |
Swimming, sunbathing, windsurfing, kiteboarding, visiting Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. |
A peaceful escape just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Miami. |
Cedar Key |
Natural shell-covered beaches, perfect for bird watching. |
Quaint, laid-back, Old Florida feel. |
Cedar Key's historic downtown features art galleries, seafood restaurants, and colorful shops. |
Fishing, kayaking, birdwatching, exploring the Cedar Key National Wildlife Refuge. |
A unique and charming island with a strong connection to nature and a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for fishing. |
Useppa Island |
Secluded beaches, historical significance. |
Exclusive, private, historical. |
Useppa Island Historical Society and Museum. |
Fishing, boating, shelling, swimming. |
A historical and unique place for a private getaway. |
Gasparilla Island (Boca Grande) |
Pristine beaches, clear turquoise waters. |
Relaxed, elegant, historic. |
Boca Grande's charming downtown offers upscale shops and restaurants. |
Fishing, golfing, shelling, exploring the Boca Grande Lighthouse. |
Historical charming vacation spot for families. |
