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Illustration94Alfred A. McKethan Pine Island Park
Weeki Wachee
Hernando County's only public Gulf beach, shallow and sheltered.
94Amelia Island State Park
Amelia Island
South tip of the island at Nassau Sound, known for fossil and tooth material.
🐚 Shells🦈 Shark teeth
94American Beach
Amelia Island
Historic African American beach community with a large dune, NaNa.
Illustration94Anastasia State Park
St. Augustine
Four miles of protected beach and a tidal lagoon inside the inlet.
🦈 Shark teeth
94Atlantic Beach
Atlantic Beach
Residential Atlantic shoreline with numbered street accesses.
Illustration94Blackrock Beach (Big Talbot Island)
Jacksonville
Black rock formations and eroded bluff shoreline with driftwood skeletons.
Illustration94Cedar Key City Beach
Cedar Key
Small protected Gulf beach in the middle of historic Cedar Key.
🐚 Shells
94Cocoa Beach
Cocoa Beach
Surf-town beach with a landmark pier and easy public access.
94Crescent Beach
St. Augustine
Wide south county beach with vehicle access ramps.
🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration94Fort Clinch State Park
Fernandina Beach
North tip of Amelia Island at St. Marys Inlet; the jetty beach is a well known shark tooth and fossil spot.
🐚 Shells🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration94Huguenot Memorial Park
Jacksonville
Drive-on beach at the St. Johns jetties with strong drift and shell.
94Jacksonville Beach
Jacksonville Beach
Long, wide city beach with a pier and abundant street-end access.
Illustration94Jaycee Park
Vero Beach
Central Vero Beach park with boardwalks and picnic pavilions.
🐚 Shells
Illustration94Jetty Park Beach
Cape Canaveral
Port Canaveral jetty beach with cruise-ship views and strong drift.
🐚 Shells
Illustration94Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
Jacksonville
City park with 1.5 miles of Atlantic beach and coastal forest trails.
Illustration94Little Talbot Island State Park
Jacksonville
Five miles of undeveloped Atlantic beach north of the St. Johns River.
94Lori Wilson Park
Cocoa Beach
Shaded county park beach with a boardwalk hammock trail.
94Main Beach Park
Fernandina Beach
Central Amelia Island beach with a big lot and playground.
Illustration94Marineland Beach
Marineland
Small access beside the Whitney Lab with rocky coquina outcrops.
🦀 Tidepool life
Illustration94Matanzas Inlet Beach
St. Augustine
Inlet beach beside Fort Matanzas with fast current and heavy shell drift.
Illustration94Mickler's Landing
Ponte Vedra Beach
Popular shark tooth beach where the coquina shelf breaks down.
Illustration94Neptune Beach
Neptune Beach
Quieter neighborhood beach between Atlantic and Jacksonville Beach.
Illustration94Peters Point Beachfront Park
Amelia Island
Wide south Amelia access with dune walkovers.
94Ponce Inlet Beach
Ponce Inlet
Jetty beach at Ponce de Leon Inlet, a top Florida shark tooth location.
🦈 Shark teeth🐚 Shells
Illustration94Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Beach
Coquina-rich shoreline with several county access points.
🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration94Satellite Beach
Satellite Beach
Residential beach town with numerous small access parks.
Illustration94Shell Point Beach
Crawfordville
Shallow Apalachee Bay beach popular with windsurfers and waders.
🦀 Tidepool life
Illustration94St. Augustine Beach
St. Augustine Beach
Pier beach on Anastasia Island with steady tooth and shell finds.
Illustration94Vilano Beach
St. Augustine
North side of St. Augustine Inlet with a drive-on ramp and strong drift.
93Big Talbot Island Boneyard Beach
Jacksonville
Salt-bleached oak and cedar skeletons on a black-sand Atlantic beach. Striking, and unlike anywhere else in the state.
🪨 Rocks
93Paradise Beach Park
Melbourne
Large county beach park midway down the Brevard barrier island.
93Playalinda Beach
Titusville
South district of Canaveral National Seashore beneath the launch pads.
Illustration91Bald Point State Park
Alligator Point
Where Ochlockonee Bay meets Apalachee Bay; marsh, flats and quiet shell beaches.
91Bathtub Beach
Stuart
Calm reef-protected pool at low tide with tidepool life on the worm rock.
🦀 Tidepool life
91Lake Worth Beach
Lake Worth Beach
Pier, casino building and a broad public beach.
91Stuart Beach
Stuart
Main Martin County beach park with courts and pavilions.
🐚 Shells
Illustration90Bathtub Reef Beach
Stuart
A calm, reef-protected Atlantic beach. Excellent for tidepool life and family snorkeling, not for collecting.
🦀 Tidepool life
90Carrabelle Beach
Carrabelle
Mainland beach on US 98 with calm water and steady shell wash.
Illustration89Anclote Key Preserve State Park
Tarpon Springs
Boat-only barrier island with a historic lighthouse and untouched shell beaches.
🐚 Shells⚪ Sand dollars
89Lighthouse Point Park
Ponce Inlet
Park at the south jetty with boardwalks, dunes and heavy shell drift.
🐚 Shells🦈 Shark teeth
89New Smyrna Beach
New Smyrna Beach
Long drivable beach south of the inlet with steady shell and teeth.
Illustration88Fred Howard Park
Tarpon Springs
Causeway beach reached by a mile-long spit road.
Illustration87Oceanfront Park Beach
Boynton Beach
Boynton's main beach with dune boardwalks and lifeguards.
86Alligator Point Beach
Alligator Point
Narrow spit beach known to Panhandle collectors for shell variety.
🐚 Shells
86Delray Municipal Beach
Delray Beach
Wide, well kept beach at the end of Atlantic Avenue.
Illustration86Haulover Park Beach
Miami Beach
Long county beach north of Bal Harbour with an inlet at the south end.
Illustration86Hodges Park (Keaton Beach)
Perry
Park adjoining Keaton Beach with pavilions and a fishing pier.
Illustration86Keaton Beach
Perry
Big Bend county beach with a pier and very shallow grass flats.
86Lynn Hall Memorial Park (Fort Myers Beach)
Fort Myers Beach
Main Estero Island beach at the pier, rebuilding since Hurricane Ian.
Illustration86Mashes Sands Beach
Panacea
Small county beach and pier at the mouth of Ochlockonee Bay.
🐚 Shells
Illustration86Palm Beach Municipal Beach
Palm Beach
Town beach off Worth Avenue with limited but pleasant access.
Illustration86Red Reef Park
Boca Raton
Snorkel reef right off the sand with tidepool life on the rocks.
86South Pointe Park Beach
Miami Beach
Government Cut jetty beach at the tip of South Beach.
86Sunset Beach (Tarpon Springs)
Tarpon Springs
Compact neighborhood beach with a west-facing sunset view.
85Blind Pass Beach
Sanibel
The pass between Sanibel and Captiva concentrates shells along a short, steep beach. Small but often productive.
🐚 Shells
85Bowman's Beach
Sanibel
A long, quiet stretch on the west end of Sanibel with a wide wrack line and one of the most reliable shell piles on the island.
🐚 Shells
85Clearwater Beach
Clearwater
Wide, busy resort beach with a lively pier and consistent sand.
85Riviera Beach Municipal Beach
Riviera Beach
City beach north of Palm Beach Inlet with a boardwalk.
Illustration85Sand Key Park
Clearwater
Large county park just south of Clearwater Pass with a broad beach.
Illustration85Spanish River Park
Boca Raton
Large Boca park with tunnels under A1A to the beach.
Illustration85Turner Beach
Captiva
The Captiva side of Blind Pass. Steep drop-off, strong current and a well-known sunset spot.
🐚 Shells🦴 Fossils🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration84Anne's Beach
Islamorada
Shallow flats and boardwalk through mangroves on Lower Matecumbe.
🦀 Tidepool life
84Fort Lauderdale Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Iconic wave-wall promenade beach along A1A.
84Honeymoon Island State Park
Dunedin
A long barrier island with a pet beach, a nature trail and a north end that collects shells on a west wind.
🐚 Shells
84Indian Rocks Beach
Indian Rocks Beach
Residential beach town with numbered street-end accesses and reliable shelling.
84Madeira Beach
Madeira Beach
Family beach beside John's Pass with strong drift on the pass side.
Illustration84Redington Shores Beach
Redington Shores
Quiet mid-county beach near the Redington Long Pier.
🐚 Shells
Illustration84Robert K. Rees Memorial Park
New Port Richey
Green Key beach and trail with quiet shallow water and shell wash.
83Dania Beach
Dania Beach
Pier beach beside Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park.
Illustration83John D. MacArthur Beach State Park
North Palm Beach
Reef-fronted state park beach with the best tidepool life in Palm Beach County.
82Anna Maria City Pier Beach
Anna Maria
Bay-side beach beside the rebuilt city pier.
Illustration82Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge Beach
Melbourne Beach
Protected sea turtle nesting shoreline with limited, quiet access points.
Illustration82Bean Point
Anna Maria
North tip of Anna Maria Island where the Gulf meets Tampa Bay; strong currents concentrate shell.
🐚 Shells
Illustration82Carlin Park
Jupiter
Large Jupiter beach park with lifeguards and shady picnic areas.
Illustration82Fort Island Gulf Beach
Crystal River
Crystal River's only Gulf beach, backed by miles of salt marsh.
Illustration82Harry Harris Park
Tavernier
Local Keys park with a protected tidal swimming basin.
🦀 Tidepool life
Illustration82Lauderdale-by-the-Sea Beach
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Shore-accessible reef within swimming distance of the sand.
Illustration82Lighthouse Beach Park
Sanibel
East tip of Sanibel where the pass current stacks shell against the point.
🐚 Shells
82Manatee Public Beach
Holmes Beach
Central Anna Maria Island beach with the island's largest lot.
Illustration82North Beach Oceanside Park
Miami Beach
Quieter north Miami Beach park with dune trails and a beach walk.
82Pass-a-Grille Beach
St. Pete Beach
Historic south-end beach facing Pass-a-Grille Channel; collectors work the point at low tide.
82Sebastian Inlet State Park (North Jetty)
Melbourne Beach
Inlet park famous for surf, fishing and shipwreck-era beachcombing.
82Shell Key Preserve
Tierra Verde
Boat and ferry access preserve named for the shell it collects.
🐚 Shells
Illustration82South Marco Beach
Marco Island
South-end Marco access near Caxambas Pass.
🐚 Shells
Illustration81Barefoot Beach Preserve
Bonita Springs
Undeveloped preserve beach between Bonita and Naples with a gopher tortoise dune system.
Illustration81Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Key Biscayne
Lighthouse park at the south tip of Key Biscayne with a shell-rich south shore.
Illustration81Bonita Beach Park
Bonita Springs
Wide public beach at the north end of Bonita with good shell after west winds.
81Caladesi Island State Park
Dunedin
Ferry-access island beach with one of the best shell lines in Pinellas.
81Coquina Beach
Bradenton Beach
Long pine-shaded beach at the south end of Anna Maria, named for the coquina it produces.
🐚 Shells
81Cortez Beach
Bradenton Beach
Quiet strip beach with rock groins that trap shell.
🐚 Shells
81Fort De Soto North Beach
Tierra Verde
A wide sand flat and lagoon at the north end of the park. Excellent for family beach days and easy shelling.
⚪ Sand dollars🐚 Shells
81Hollywood Beach
Hollywood
Beach with a 2.5 mile brick Broadwalk and family crowds.
Illustration81Keewaydin Island
Naples
Boat-only barrier island between Naples and Marco with untouched shell beaches.
🐚 Shells⚪ Sand dollars
81Treasure Island Beach
Treasure Island
One of the widest beaches in Pinellas, good for long low-tide walks.
Illustration80Beer Can Island (Greer Island)
Longboat Key
North Longboat spit with driftwood, strong currents and heavy shell drift.
⚪ Sand dollars🐚 Shells
80Captiva Beach
Captiva
North end of Captiva at Redfish Pass, the classic sunset and shelling beach.
🐚 Shells
Illustration80Crandon Park Beach
Key Biscayne
Two miles of calm, shallow Atlantic beach on Key Biscayne.
80Deerfield Beach
Deerfield Beach
Blue Wave certified beach with a pier and a wide sand shelf.
Illustration80Gulfside City Park (Algiers Beach)
Sanibel
Quiet mid-island Sanibel access with shaded picnic area.
🐚 Shells
Illustration80Lowdermilk Park
Naples
City park beach in Naples with pavilions and a playground.
🐚 Shells
Illustration80Matheson Hammock Park
Coral Gables
Man-made atoll pool and mangrove shoreline on Biscayne Bay.
Illustration80Naples Pier Beach
Naples
Beach at the historic Naples Pier, dependable for small shell and sand dollars.
🐚 Shells
80North Captiva Island Beach
North Captiva
Remote island beach reachable only by boat, quiet and shell rich.
🐚 Shells⚪ Sand dollars
80St. Pete Beach
St. Pete Beach
Long resort beach with several public accesses and steady shell wash.
Illustration80Tarpon Bay Road Beach
Sanibel
Central Sanibel access with a broad low-tide flat.
🐚 Shells⚪ Sand dollars
Illustration80Tigertail Beach
Marco Island
Lagoon and sandbar system on Marco Island, excellent for shelling and shorebirds.
⚪ Sand dollars🐚 Shells
Illustration80Village of Key Biscayne Beach
Key Biscayne
Neighborhood beach accesses between the two big parks.
79Curry Hammock State Park
Marathon
Quiet Middle Keys park with a shallow beach and paddling trails.
🦀 Tidepool life
79Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park
Naples
Pass-side park north of Naples, strong shelling on the falling tide.
🐚 Shells
Illustration79Juno Beach Park
Juno Beach
Pier beach and a strong sea turtle nesting stretch.
Illustration78Ben T. Davis Beach
Tampa
Causeway beach on Old Tampa Bay, shallow and family friendly.
Illustration78Fort De Soto East Beach
Tierra Verde
Bay-facing side of Fort De Soto with calm water and steady shell hash.
🐚 Shells
78Fort De Soto Paw Playground Beach
Tierra Verde
Fenced dog beach inside Fort De Soto with its own shoreline.
78Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
Fort Pierce
Inlet beach with rough surf and steady sea glass and shell drift.
🐚 Shells
78Pepper Park Beachside
Fort Pierce
North Hutchinson Island park next to the UDT-SEAL Museum.
🐚 Shells
78Salinas Park
Cape San Blas
County park with a dune boardwalk at the base of Cape San Blas.
🐚 Shells
78Sombrero Beach
Marathon
Marathon's best public beach, palm shaded and turtle nesting habitat.
78T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park
Port St. Joe
Tall dunes and a long wilderness spit; one of Florida's best shelling and sand dollar beaches.
⚪ Sand dollars🐚 Shells
Illustration77Blowing Rocks Preserve
Hobe Sound
Anastasia limestone outcrop that blows seawater skyward on high surf.
77Cape San Blas
Port St. Joe
A remote peninsula with long empty stretches. One of the best places in the state to walk a beach alone.
🐚 Shells
Illustration77John Beasley Park
Fort Walton Beach
Shaded county park with dune walkovers and picnic pavilions.
Illustration77Lovers Key State Park
Fort Myers Beach
Island park with a shell-heavy beach reached by boardwalk or tram.
🐚 Shells
Illustration77Okaloosa Island Beach
Fort Walton Beach
Broad public beach on the Fort Walton side of Choctawhatchee Bay.
Illustration77Pensacola Beach (Casino Beach)
Pensacola Beach
The main Pensacola Beach access with boardwalk, pier and a wide sugar-sand Gulf front.
77Pensacola Beach Gulf Pier
Pensacola Beach
Fishing pier and adjacent beach; the pier pilings collect drift and shell after storms.
Illustration77St. George Island Public Beach
St. George Island
Central island access at the foot of the bridge road.
Illustration77Turtle Beach
Siesta Key
Coarse, steep south Siesta beach that traps shark teeth and shell.
🦈 Shark teeth🐚 Shells🦴 Fossils
Illustration77Washington Oaks Gardens State Park
Palm Coast
Famous coquina boulder beach; tidepool life between the rocks at low water.
76Apollo Beach Nature Preserve
Apollo Beach
Tampa Bay shoreline park with shell-strewn low-tide flats.
🐚 Shells
Illustration76Blind Creek Beach
Fort Pierce
Long undeveloped Hutchinson Island stretch with sea glass and shell.
76Boca Grande Public Beach
Boca Grande
Gasparilla Island beach near the lighthouse with excellent shell and tooth mix.
⚪ Sand dollars🐚 Shells
Illustration76Camp Helen State Park
Panama City Beach
Lake Powell outflow meets the Gulf here, concentrating shell and drift.
Illustration76Carillon Beach Access
Panama City Beach
West-end access next to Lake Powell with modest crowds.
76Cayo Costa State Park
Cayo Costa
Boat-only wilderness island widely rated the best shelling beach in Florida.
⚪ Sand dollars🐚 Shells
Illustration76Gasparilla Island State Park
Boca Grande
Lighthouse beach at Boca Grande Pass, one of the strongest shelling passes in the state.
🐚 Shells
Illustration76Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge Beach
Hobe Sound
Protected refuge shoreline with quiet dune beach and turtle nesting.
76Mexico Beach
Mexico Beach
Rebuilt small-town beach with dozens of numbered street-end accesses.
🐚 Shells
76Navarre Beach
Navarre Beach
Family beach with a long fishing pier and easy Gulf access.
76Navarre Beach Marine Park
Navarre Beach
Sound-side park and snorkel reef area with calm shallow water.
76Point of Rocks (Crescent Beach)
Siesta Key
Rock formations at the south end of Siesta with tidepool life and fossil material.
76Pompano Beach
Pompano Beach
Rebuilt pier district beach with easy access and steady surf.
76Siesta Beach
Siesta Key
Famous quartz-sand beach; shelling is modest but sand dollars turn up on the bars.
Illustration76Walton Rocks Beach
Port St. Lucie
St. Lucie County's dog beach, backed by worm-rock reef.
75Caspersen Beach
Venice
Undeveloped and rockier than Venice Beach, and generally the better shark-tooth beach of the two.
🦴 Fossils🦈 Shark teeth🦀 Tidepool life
Illustration75Don Pedro Island State Park
Cape Haze
Boat-only barrier island beach between Knight and Little Gasparilla.
🐚 Shells
Illustration75Indian Pass Beach
Port St. Joe
Pass-side access across from St. Vincent Island with strong tidal flow and good drift.
Illustration75Inlet Beach
Inlet Beach
East end of Walton County near Camp Helen with reliable shell lines after a blow.
Illustration75Money Bayou Beach
Port St. Joe
Quiet local beach where a tidal bayou meets the Gulf.
🐚 Shells
Illustration75Opal Beach
Navarre
Wide, undeveloped Santa Rosa Island beach on the road between Pensacola Beach and Navarre.
74Bahia Honda State Park
Big Pine Key
The best natural beach in the Keys. Very different rules here: most collecting is restricted and corals are fully protected.
🦀 Tidepool life
74Brohard Paw Park
Venice
Venice's dog beach, next to the fishing pier and strong tooth ground.
🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration74Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park
St. George Island
Nine miles of undeveloped barrier island, consistently strong for shells and sand dollars.
🐚 Shells⚪ Sand dollars
Illustration74Lido Beach
Sarasota
Broad public beach a short drive from St. Armands Circle.
74M.B. Miller County Pier Beach
Panama City Beach
Central Panama City Beach access at the county pier.
74Rick Seltzer Park
Panama City Beach
Quieter east-end beach park with a shaded lot.
74Service Club Park
Venice
Quiet Venice access with dune boardwalk, a favorite tooth-hunting stretch.
🦈 Shark teeth🐚 Shells
Illustration74Shell Island
Panama City Beach
Boat-only barrier island between St. Andrews Pass and Tyndall, the best shelling in Bay County.
Illustration74South Lido Park
Sarasota
Point park at Big Pass with mangrove trails and productive tidal shell lines.
🐚 Shells
74Venice Beach
Venice
The most popular shark-tooth beach in Florida. Dark fossil teeth wash out of offshore deposits and collect in the gravel.
🦈 Shark teeth
74Venice Fishing Pier Beach
Venice
Beach beneath the Venice pier where dredged shell material keeps teeth coming.
🦈 Shark teeth🐚 Shells
73Big Lagoon State Park
Pensacola
Sheltered lagoon shoreline across from Perdido Key, good for shelling on the sound side.
73Clam Pass Park
Naples
Boardwalk through mangroves to a pass beach with tidal shell lines.
🐚 Shells
73Johnson Beach (Perdido Key)
Pensacola
Long undeveloped Gulf Islands National Seashore strand on Perdido Key with a walkable wilderness section east of the paved road.
73Langdon Beach
Pensacola Beach
Gulf Islands beach inside Fort Pickens with dune walkovers and quieter crowds.
73Nokomis Beach
Nokomis
Sarasota County's oldest public beach, north of Venice Inlet.
🦈 Shark teeth
73North Jetty Park
Nokomis
Jetty at Venice Inlet where current concentrates teeth and shell.
🦈 Shark teeth🐚 Shells
73St. Andrews State Park
Panama City Beach
A large state park with jetties, a protected lagoon and a long gulf beach. The jetty side collects material after storms.
73Vanderbilt Beach
Naples
Broad north Naples beach with a parking garage and easy access.
Illustration72E.G. Simmons Conservation Park
Ruskin
Mangrove-lined bay beaches and channels on the east side of Tampa Bay.
72Higgs Beach
Key West
Historic Key West beach with a pier and adjacent dog park.
🦀 Tidepool life
72Smathers Beach
Key West
Key West's longest public beach along South Roosevelt Boulevard.
🦀 Tidepool life
Illustration71Bethune Beach
New Smyrna Beach
Quiet southern Volusia beach at the edge of the national seashore.
🦈 Shark teeth
70Fort Pickens
Pensacola Beach
Historic fort at the west tip of Santa Rosa Island with long, lightly used Gulf and sound beaches.
Illustration70Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park
Key West
Coral rubble beach with the clearest water in Key West.
🦀 Tidepool life
Illustration69Flagler Beach
Flagler Beach
Cinnamon-colored coquina sand and a classic small-town pier.
🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration69Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area
Flagler Beach
Beach and campground south of Flagler Beach with dune walkovers.
69Long Key State Park
Long Key
Oceanside campground beach with wadeable flats and steady drift.
🦀 Tidepool life
68Manasota Key Beach
Englewood
A gulf-facing key beach known for both shells and fossil teeth, with far fewer people than Venice.
🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration68Stump Pass Beach State Park
Englewood
Walk-in park at the south tip of Manasota Key with a productive pass.
🦴 Fossils🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration67Englewood Beach (Chadwick Park)
Englewood
South Manasota Key access with a big lot and strong tooth reputation.
🦈 Shark teeth🦴 Fossils
Illustration67John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Key Largo
Reef park with two small swimming beaches and excellent shallow marine life.
🦀 Tidepool life
67Perdido Key State Park
Pensacola
Dune walkovers and quiet Gulf frontage between Pensacola and the Alabama line.
66Henderson Beach State Park
Destin
Tall dunes and 6,000 feet of protected Gulf frontage in the middle of Destin.
Illustration66James Lee Park
Destin
Popular Destin access with a beachfront restaurant and easy parking.
66Norriego Point
Destin
Restored point at Destin Pass with calm harbor water and strong current on the pass side.
66Ormond Beach
Ormond Beach
Hard-packed north Volusia beach with drive-on access.
🦈 Shark teeth
Illustration64Apollo Beach (Canaveral National Seashore)
New Smyrna Beach
North district of the national seashore with undeveloped dune beach.
Illustration63Golden Sands Beach Park
Vero Beach
Wide dune-backed beach park north of Vero.
🐚 Shells
62Canaveral National Seashore
Titusville
Twenty-four miles of undeveloped Atlantic barrier island. Long walks, real solitude and heavy nesting protection.
Illustration62Wabasso Beach Park
Vero Beach
North Indian River County access with reliable low-tide shell lines.
61Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach
The World's Most Famous Beach; 23 miles of firm drivable sand.
Illustration61Round Island Beach Park
Vero Beach
South county park with both ocean and lagoon shoreline.
🐚 Shells
Illustration54Blue Mountain Beach
Santa Rosa Beach
Regional access below the highest dunes on the Gulf coast.
Illustration54Deer Lake State Park
Santa Rosa Beach
Undeveloped coastal dune lake beach with a single boardwalk.
Illustration54Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
Santa Rosa Beach
Three miles of protected shoreline reached by tram or a long dune walk.
Illustration47Grayton Beach
Santa Rosa Beach
Village beach next to the state park with a wide sand shelf and dune lake outflow.
47Seaside Beach
Seaside
Pavilion access in the center of Seaside with steep dune stairs.
46Grayton Beach State Park
Santa Rosa Beach
Sugar-white quartz sand, a coastal dune lake and clear green water. Beautiful more often than it is productive.