Best Beach in Sunset Beach

"Other good options are St. Pete Beach and Caladesi Island. Accessing St. Pete Beach involves finding a parking space, feeding a meter, and carrying all your gear to the beach. The payoff is sparkling clear water, and soft, white sand. Beach chairs and umbrellas are available for rent, and playgrounds sit directly on the beach."

"Have breakfast at the Vinoy, then drive half an hour either to the lively St. Pete Beach or to the more isolated Fort De Soto Park. Have some fun in the sun before enjoying a sunset dinner at The Hurricane in St. Pete Beach. Stay the night at the Sirata Beach Resort."

"Aqua blue waters rolling in on a white powedered sandy beach, all very clean with change houses and washroom facilities."

"The Anna Maria Island Turtle Watch & Shoreline Monitoring team work to preserve the sea turtles that nest on the Manatee County shoreline. The organization also hosts various activities year round, such as “Turtle Talk Tuesdays,” a fun and informative session on turtles that kids (and adults) can enjoy during the summertime. Beach-goers can experience other species of Florida’s natural wildlife."

"If you haven’t been to Mr. and Mrs. Krab, you need to make this a must visit. You’ve probably seen their steamed bags of snow crab, lobster tails, and shrimp covered in their signature spicy sauce. You can get it mild, but go big or go home!"

"More casual eateries in Hyde Park include a gastropub called Edison: Food + Drink Lab, Petra, a Middle Eastern restaurant and a farm-to-table concept in a former 1928 gas station, Boca Kitchen Bar Market. Now that you’ve been nourished, it's time to head to the historic Tampa Theatre and the Floridan Palace Hotel, both built in 1926. The opulent Tampa Theatre is a treat for the eyes and the crown jewel among Tampa’s cultural attractions. Considered one of the world’s most spectacular theaters by CNN, this movie palace is an active venue for concerts, movie classics and comedy shows."

"One of the best vegetarian and vegan restaurants on the beach featuring an all raw food menu. They also serve smoothies and fresh juices. Best Bet – Mini Tacos with romaine leaves topped with taco meat made from almonds and walnuts, cilantro cashew cheese, pico de gallo and sliced avocado."

"SPAIN Restaurant & TOMA Bar brings the best of Spain with a Mediterranean atmosphere to Tampa's unique, urban downtown. The excellent Spanish cuisine..."

"Explore Florida's ecosystems with a day of hiking or bicycling around the nature trails at De Soto National Memorial park or take a 45-minute Trail Walk with one of the Park Rangers from the Visitor Center to learn about the rich history and heritage of the grounds. The De Soto National Memorial is home to the living history Camp Uzita; a ten-table picnic area; several small beaches; and The Cove, an anchorage for small pleasure boats. Admission to the De Soto National Memorial is free to the public, but donations are accepted."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Ebyabe used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Located in Manatee County, DeSoto National Memorial Park is a place that was established to commemorate the landing of Hernando de Soto in 1539, a Spanish explorer and conquistador who made landfall in Tampa Bay along with his army of soldiers. Aside from that, it was also built to remember the Europeans’ first exploration of the southern United States."

"The De Soto National Memorial was created to commemorate the landing of famed explorer de Soto, who was one of the first Europeans to explore the southern part of the United States and Florida in the mid-1500s. The memorial is 26 acres of beautifully landscaped land, located just 5 miles from the city. The area features 3,000 feet of coastline where the Manatee River flows into the Tampa Bay."

"The large number of manatees that are seen in the Tampa Electric power station’s discharge canal has resulted in many people flocking to the Manatee viewing center in order to feast their eyes on these creatures. The Manatee Viewing Center enables you to view and learn more about manatees as well as immersing yourself in their environment. In addition, you can head outside and enjoy places such as the stunning butterfly gardens and gorgeous surroundings."

"Manatees are amazing and this is a great free attraction in the colder months that all the family can enjoy. Observation of this endangered species of marine mammals is experienced from the purpose-built boardwalks and observation decks. When the bay waters get colder, the manatees congregate in large numbers near the TECO power plant to take advantage of the clean, warm water in the station's discharge canal."

"Tampa Electric Manatee Viewing Center was born from the discharge canal of the city’s power station. Because this clean Tampa Bay water was used to cool a power unit, it warmed before it released back into the bay via the canal. Manatees naturally began converging in the warm water during cold weather."

"From curries to Pad Thai and signature sushi rolls, it’s the perfect set of dishes to share amongst friends. This intimate sushi spot will definitely become a regular spot for you and your friends – for both sushi and traditional Thai dishes!. Don’t miss out on their boba drinks as well, it’s the perfect dessert snack to take home with you, if you’re not already stuffed that is!"

"Hours:12:06 AM - 11:00 AM todaySat: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PMMon: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PMTue: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PMWed: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PMThu: 11:00 AM - 9:30 PMFri: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM. Address:2456 Gulf To Bay Blvd, Clearwater, FL 33765"