Top Beaches and Shelling Spots
This collection spans the Gulf Coast from the quartz-rich shores of Siesta Key to the nature preserves of Fort De Soto Park. Siesta Beach is distinguished by its 99% pure quartz sand, which remains cool under the sun, while Crescent Beach features Point of Rocks, a rare limestone formation for snorkeling. Further north, Manatee County Beach provides full public facilities on Anna Maria Island. The list also includes the historical grounds of Fort De Soto and the manatee-frequented waters of Apollo Beach.
A Siesta Beach
Siesta Beach is a beach located on Siesta Key in the U.S. state of Florida.
B North Beach
Located within Fort De Soto Park, this area features a wide shoreline, tidal pools, and proximity to the historic 19th-century artillery batteries.
Crescent Beach
Situated on Siesta Key, this beach is known for its white quartz sand and the Point of Rocks, a limestone outcrop providing a habitat for marine life.
Sarasota Beach
A public access point on Siesta Key offering white sand and proximity to the village shops and restaurants.
Manatee County Beach
Located in Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island, this site features a public pavilion, lifeguard stands, and a seaside cafe.
East Beach
A section of Fort De Soto Park featuring picnic shelters and views of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge.
East Beach
Part of Fort De Soto Park's recreational area with shallow waters and picnic facilities.
Bahama Beach
A residential beach area located in Ruskin, north of the Little Manatee River.
Bahia Beach
Located near the Little Manatee River mouth, featuring a marina and views of Tampa Bay.
Apollo Beach
Known for the adjacent Manatee Viewing Center and nature preserve areas along the eastern shore of Tampa Bay.
Public Beach Access 2
A designated entry point to the northern end of Siesta Beach, providing access to the quartz sand away from the main pavilion.
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