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If you want warm weather 24/7, 365 days a year, if you love the sun, the beach, and as much nightlife as you can handle, you might want to move to Florida. Or, if you want to take a vacation on just one of Florida’s many beaches, you don’t have to spend a lot of money because there are almost as many campgrounds in the Keys as there are beaches. This makes Florida the perfect place for both tourists and people who live there all year round.
A recent report by U.S. News & World Report says that the Sunshine State is a year-round destination for people from the East Coast and elsewhere because it has a coastline of about 1200 miles. People say that a lot of people from California are moving to Florida to get away from high taxes and lax crime laws.
There are a lot of different kinds of shores and beaches in Florida, from places to party to campgrounds for families. According to a study done by U.S. News, many tourists and residents enjoy the atmosphere, beauty, and ease of Florida’s beaches.
These are said to be some of the most beautiful beaches in Florida for ocean lovers. If you’re looking for a place to visit or live, you might want to check them out.
Siesta Key
It is said that this beach was shown on MTV’s “Siesta Key,” a show that families and young couples like to watch. It is between the Gulf of Mexico and the coast of Sarasota. Siesta Beach is thought to be one of the best beaches in the U.S. It is 8 miles long and has “white quartz sand” and “crystal clear” water.
Siesta Key also has great places to eat, shop, and go out at night. People say that Crescent Beach, which is close by, is a great place to go on vacation if you want to see the ocean, walk on soft white sand, and have a quieter, more family-friendly time.
Not too far away from Crescent Beach is Turtle Beach, which is a great place to walk and look for shells.
Island of Marco
Marco Island can be reached from Naples, Florida, by two bridges. Both tourists and people who live there enjoy its natural areas and top-notch resorts. On Marco Island, people like to go boating and fishing, and both restaurants and beachside shacks serve great seafood.
But “spotless beaches” are the best thing about Marco Island. According to U.S. News, Tigertail Beach Park is popular with vacationers who like to take long walks along the beach to look for interesting seashells. You can also rent kayaks.
South Marco Beach, which is near condos and many resorts, has a lot of space for sunbathers and is a safe place to swim.
Palm Beach
The famous Palm Beach is probably the most well-known beach in the world. You can play golf on one of its many courses or relax all day on its white sand beaches. No matter what you want to do on vacation, Palm Beach has something for almost anyone who wants to treat themselves to luxury and fine living.
People say that Palm Beach is a “glitzy town.” It is about 70 miles north of Miami. It’s full of Gilded Age mansions, high-end art galleries, jewellery stores, and more restaurants than you can count. You can swim and lay out in the sun at the town’s Municipal Beach, and you can snorkel and look for shells at Phipps Ocean Park.
Delray Beach
Delray Beach, also known as “Florida’s Village by the Sea,” is popular with tourists who like the feel of a small town but the entertainment of a much bigger city. The Japanese Gardens, Morikami Museum, and Wakodahatchee Wetlands are all great places to visit, but most tourists and locals just want to go to the beach. Who could be mad at them?
People say that Delray’s Municipal Beach is great for fishing, paddleboarding, boating, and snorkelling because it is close to many restaurants, bars, and shops. Close by, Atlantic Dunes Park is a much calmer place to be in nature.
After a day at the beach, you can walk along Atlantic Avenue, which is lined with palm trees, to enjoy the lively nightlife and high-end shopping. Remember to bring your credit card.
Santa Rosa Beach
Along the northwest coast of Florida, Santa Rosa is an amazing 26 miles long. It’s a great place to visit for its white sand, “emerald water,” great fishing, world-class dining, and art galleries and boutiques.
Travelers and people who live in Santa Rosa all year round recommend it if you want an ocean paradise without the crowds of Destin, Panama City Beach, or Palm Beach.
