Central West Florida

The Treasure Coast

Central West Florida is a region steeped in cultural and natural treasures, as well as historical and modern attractions. Here, large urban centers live alongside undeveloped barrier islands. Both party animals and wildlife enthusiasts can find something to soothe their souls. Whether you're a cozy couple looking for privacy or a multi-generational family unit looking for all-ages fun, The Treasure Coast will hold a gem that catches your fancy.

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Central West Florida is home to the following best beaches:

Apollo Beach: Nude beaches, exceptional golf and manatees make this an eclectic beach to explore. Whether or not you choose to shed your clothes, Apollo Beach offers pristine shores the whole family can enjoy.
Caladesi Island State Park: Six islands covering 2000 acres provide nature lovers with mangrove forests and sea life. Culture vultures will love the cool jazz and musical offerings of Tampa's nearby Latin Quarter.
Clearwater Beach: Dolphins, sea turtles and trails keep naturalists entertained by day. At night, there's plenty of party action, although it's easy enough to avoid if you're not into spring break revelry.
Egmont Key: Snorkeling, hovercraft and a world-class aquarium will keep water rats of all types busy. Although this wildlife refuge is accessible only by boat, it's near all the modern conveniences Tampa has to offer.
Fort De Soto Park: Seven miles of undeveloped beaches and almost 1000 acres of untouched land make this a nature lover's dream. Kids and adults alike will love to explore the ecological wonders both onshore and off.
Honeymoon Island: Once touted as a newlywed escape, today's Honeymoon Island is strictly for the birds - ospreys and endangered shorebirds. Blue Jay fans will love to catch a spring training game in nearby Dunedin.
Pass-A-Grille: From dolphins to Dali, this beach has eclectic appeal. Picturesque houses and famous hangouts attract both gay and family vacationers.
St. Pete Beach: Continuous action and plenty to do both on and off shore make this locale a magnet for beachniks of all ages. Close to some of Florida's biggest attractions, quieter beaches are nearby if you need a rest.

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Featured Beach: Endless sun, miles of shore and dancing dolphins make this Florida’s playground.