Florida Beaches: Life’s A Beach
Monday, August 31st, 2009Florida is famous for its vast array of sandy, panoramic beaches. Yet when planning a family trip, it might be hard to chose the perfect beach destination from a literal sea of choices.
The wise tourists will do their planning as they plan their tropical trips, checking out the attractions, drawing points, and characteristics of each Florida beach. They will look at both of these popular Spring Break getaway spots and little known waterfront retreats.
When people think of Florida beaches, the first thing that seems to come to mind is Miami Beach; a center of both cultural and recreational activities. From swimming to sports, shopping to socializing, there’s always something to do in Miami. This beach is considered one of the world’s best.
Another popular Florida beach is St. Augustine, where people are known to ‘drive the dunes’ in their automobiles (where the law allows, that is) as well as swim, surf and bask in the sun.
Daytona Beach stands among the most popular beaches, as well as a frequent spring break destination. Surfers, tourists and aquatic athletes flood the sands of Daytona, also known for its association to the popular Daytona 500 automotive race. And like Miami, shopping and cultural activities abound at Daytona Beach.
Also well known is St. Augustine Beach, a place of sand dunes and lush natural beauty. Aside from the usual beachfront activities of surfing, sunning and swimming, some people also enjoy driving the beach, in areas where cars are permitted.
Also well known for surf, sand and fun is St. Augustine Beach, a place of sand dunes and lush natural beauty. Aside from the usual beachfront activities of surfing, sunning and swimming, some people also enjoy driving this beach, in areas where cars are permitted.
Or we could slow down a bit and consider Hudson Beach, one of the few beaches in central Florida. Boasting classic beach houses scenically situated on miles of bronzed sand, Hudson Beach is the ideal spot for surfing, shopping, sailing and finding that perfect seashell (if, indeed, such an object exists). Plus it’s located within convenient proximity to restaurants, a community theater and other attractions.
The name Sanibel Island might not conjure images of spring break fun. Even so, this place is known for its luxurious resorts and a landmark lighthouse people drive miles to see. For years, families have traveled far and wide to make vacation memories at Sanibel Island beach.
One spot that is known for spring break fun, and as a popular tourist destination, is Fort Lauderdale Beach. Parks, recreation and restaurant attractions, and plenty of gold sand, are some of the key drawing points in the Ft. Lauderdale experience.
Panama City Beach, situated on the north coast, boasts activities for all ages. While kids enjoy the marine and recreation parks, adults can dive, fish, and patronize beach bars and restaurants.
So there are your choices; pick your beach and get to planning your Florida vacation. The surf and sand await you!
When James Scottworth is not writing about a great work at home business opportunity or internet business opportunity he enjoys spending time at the beach, skiing, and playing with his two Labs.
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