St. Petersburg
Sightseeing
Treat yourself to Baseball game. The Tampa Bay Rays host 81 games a year.
Its only 15 minutes away, 6.5 miles.
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Tropicana Field
1 Tropicana Dr.Treat yourself to Baseball game. The Tampa Bay Rays host 81 games a year.
Its only 15 minutes away, 6.5 miles.
Only 15 minutes away, 6 miles.
If you love the beach this is your starting point. You may hang out a the beach at this hotspot or explore the other beaches nearby.
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Postcard Inn On The Beach
6300 Gulf BlvdOnly 15 minutes away, 6 miles.
If you love the beach this is your starting point. You may hang out a the beach at this hotspot or explore the other beaches nearby.
Enjoy a Yankees Spring Training Game in Tampa in the months of February and March.
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Lupain ni George M. Steinbrenner
1 Steinbrenner DrEnjoy a Yankees Spring Training Game in Tampa in the months of February and March.
Catch the Buccaneers during the NFL season. It is Tom Brady's last year!
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1 Buccaneer PlCatch the Buccaneers during the NFL season. It is Tom Brady's last year!
Check out a Hockey Game or other Event. 32 Minutes, 22.1 Miles.
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Amalie Arena
401 Channelside DrCheck out a Hockey Game or other Event. 32 Minutes, 22.1 Miles.
Food scene
Only 15 minutes away, 8 miles.
Busy Downtown is home to major attractions like the Dali Museum, in a striking concrete-and-glass building, and the Museum of Fine Arts, plus the Mahaffey Theater for concerts and dance. Green spaces line the waterfront, with skyline views and festivals at Vinoy Park and a marina and picnic sites at Demens Landing Park. Steakhouses, seafood spots, and chic New American restaurants mix with happening bars and clubs.
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Downtown
Only 15 minutes away, 8 miles.
Busy Downtown is home to major attractions like the Dali Museum, in a striking concrete-and-glass building, and the Museum of Fine Arts, plus the Mahaffey Theater for concerts and dance. Green spaces line the waterfront, with skyline views and festivals at Vinoy Park and a marina and picnic sites at Demens Landing Park. Steakhouses, seafood spots, and chic New American restaurants mix with happening bars and clubs.
Come visit the Historic and Beautiful Hyde Park district in Tampa.
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Hyde Park
Come visit the Historic and Beautiful Hyde Park district in Tampa.
South Howard Avenue
Always lots to do and explore in Soho!
Great Rooftop Restaurant and Bar during the day, nightclub when the sun goes down.
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M. Bird
1903 Market StGreat Rooftop Restaurant and Bar during the day, nightclub when the sun goes down.
Shopping
WestShore Plaza
250 Westshore PlazaLooking for some shopping, check out his beautiful mall!
Airport
PIE Airport - 26 Minutes, 10.2 Miles away.
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Paliparan ng St. Pete-Clearwater International
14700 Terminal BlvdPIE Airport - 26 Minutes, 10.2 Miles away.
28 minutes, 21.9 Miles. One of the best/smoothest larger airports in the country.
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Paliparang Pandaigdig ng Tampa
4100 George J Bean Pkwy28 minutes, 21.9 Miles. One of the best/smoothest larger airports in the country.
Sun & Fun
37 Minutes away, 17.8 Miles, Clearwater Beach is something of a social hub in the area, with frequent games of volleyball, a variety of water sports, and copious amounts of space for sun worshippers to bake until they’re crisp. Come here if you’re looking for a lively atmosphere on a scenic beach.
The winding BeachWalk promenade snakes along the 2.5-mile beach towards surf shops, seafood restaurants and hotels. The well-maintained promenade runs the length of the beach, but the area rarely gets too crowded and you’ll be able to lounge about in relative peace. Make sure to visit Pier 60 – it’s a great place to watch sunsets, as well as crafters, buskers and live bands as the night rolls in.
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Clearwater Beach
Gulf of Mexico Drive37 Minutes away, 17.8 Miles, Clearwater Beach is something of a social hub in the area, with frequent games of volleyball, a variety of water sports, and copious amounts of space for sun worshippers to bake until they’re crisp. Come here if you’re looking for a lively atmosphere on a scenic beach.
The winding BeachWalk promenade snakes along the 2.5-mile beach towards surf shops, seafood restaurants and hotels. The well-maintained promenade runs the length of the beach, but the area rarely gets too crowded and you’ll be able to lounge about in relative peace. Make sure to visit Pier 60 – it’s a great place to watch sunsets, as well as crafters, buskers and live bands as the night rolls in.
44 Minutes, 19.7 Miles. Given that Caladesi Island State Park is only accessible by ferry or private boat, it’s no surprise that the beaches here are something special. Found just off the coast of Dunedin, this island paradise feels lightyears away from the bustle of nearby cities. For those looking for tranquility, laze about the island’s sugary beaches, where the tide is calm and water infinitely blue.
Adventurous types can kayak through the bayside mangrove forest or venture out on a nature walk to the slash-pine forests. The island is also known for its diverse birdlife, so bring along a pair of binoculars if you’re interested. To reach Caladesi Island State Park, take a private boast from Clearwater Beach. Fees are $6 per boat, for up to 8 people, and $2 per kayaker
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Caladesi Island
44 Minutes, 19.7 Miles. Given that Caladesi Island State Park is only accessible by ferry or private boat, it’s no surprise that the beaches here are something special. Found just off the coast of Dunedin, this island paradise feels lightyears away from the bustle of nearby cities. For those looking for tranquility, laze about the island’s sugary beaches, where the tide is calm and water infinitely blue.
Adventurous types can kayak through the bayside mangrove forest or venture out on a nature walk to the slash-pine forests. The island is also known for its diverse birdlife, so bring along a pair of binoculars if you’re interested. To reach Caladesi Island State Park, take a private boast from Clearwater Beach. Fees are $6 per boat, for up to 8 people, and $2 per kayaker
29 Minutes, 14.5 Miles. Fort De Soto Park is an outdoor enthusiasts’ paradise, endless nature trails at your disposal. This county park is much more than just beaches, spanning over 5 islands and 1,100-acres. Given its sheer size, a day-trip is the minimum time to spend exploring this park. Make sure to visit either the North or East Beach, where turquoise waters lap gently at silky-white sands and quaint fishing piers snake into the ocean. If this doesn’t catch your fancy, hike in your choice of seven miles of nature trails, where you can also rent bikes.
For history buffs, the mid-15th century Fort De Soto is worth visiting for its interesting links to World War II and the Spanish-American War. Other amenities include kayaking, canoeing, picnic tables, a dog-friendly park and camping sites for those who want to stay a bit longer.
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North Beach sa Fort DeSoto Park
29 Minutes, 14.5 Miles. Fort De Soto Park is an outdoor enthusiasts’ paradise, endless nature trails at your disposal. This county park is much more than just beaches, spanning over 5 islands and 1,100-acres. Given its sheer size, a day-trip is the minimum time to spend exploring this park. Make sure to visit either the North or East Beach, where turquoise waters lap gently at silky-white sands and quaint fishing piers snake into the ocean. If this doesn’t catch your fancy, hike in your choice of seven miles of nature trails, where you can also rent bikes.
For history buffs, the mid-15th century Fort De Soto is worth visiting for its interesting links to World War II and the Spanish-American War. Other amenities include kayaking, canoeing, picnic tables, a dog-friendly park and camping sites for those who want to stay a bit longer.
12 Minutes, 4.9 Miles. Treasure Island Beach is located west of St. Petersburg and hosts a flurry of activities. From swimming, shelling, snorkeling, parasailing and much more, this gorgeous stretch of sand is full of life and ideal for those looking to spend an energetic day at the beach. Though the beach is lined with hotels and condominiums, its sheer size more than makes up for this.
Children will love running up and down the beach picking up the countless sea shells dotted around the white shore. There’s even a playground on the beach for those little ones who prefer dry land. Look out for any festivals happening on the beach, such as the famed kite festival and the aptly named sandcastle festival — Sanding Ovations.
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Treasure Island
12 Minutes, 4.9 Miles. Treasure Island Beach is located west of St. Petersburg and hosts a flurry of activities. From swimming, shelling, snorkeling, parasailing and much more, this gorgeous stretch of sand is full of life and ideal for those looking to spend an energetic day at the beach. Though the beach is lined with hotels and condominiums, its sheer size more than makes up for this.
Children will love running up and down the beach picking up the countless sea shells dotted around the white shore. There’s even a playground on the beach for those little ones who prefer dry land. Look out for any festivals happening on the beach, such as the famed kite festival and the aptly named sandcastle festival — Sanding Ovations.
39 Minutes, 17.8 Miles. Sand Key Park is a hefty expanse of sand, ideal for families looking to spend the day on a beach with excellent facilities. With beach cabanas, bathhouses, a dog park, a playground and a seasonal lifeguard, the beach almost guarantees a stress-free day of basking in the sun.
Kayak or surf on the sparkling blue waters before or after settling down for lunch at one of the picnic shelters. For a bit of fun on dry land, explore the nature trails, where you can see a wide array of birdlife, such as ospreys, egrets and herons.
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Sand Key Beach
39 Minutes, 17.8 Miles. Sand Key Park is a hefty expanse of sand, ideal for families looking to spend the day on a beach with excellent facilities. With beach cabanas, bathhouses, a dog park, a playground and a seasonal lifeguard, the beach almost guarantees a stress-free day of basking in the sun.
Kayak or surf on the sparkling blue waters before or after settling down for lunch at one of the picnic shelters. For a bit of fun on dry land, explore the nature trails, where you can see a wide array of birdlife, such as ospreys, egrets and herons.
51 Minutes, 28.9 Miles. On Anclote Key Preserve State Park, nature prevails with the 4 islands covered in dizzying amounts of green, blue and pearly white. Set just 3-miles off the coast of Tarpon Springs and accessible only by boat or ferry, each island offers solitude of its own kind. The Southern Anclote Bar boasts a picturesque 1887 lighthouse standing lookout on an epic view of sea and sky. Try to coordinate your trip with one of the few times the lighthouse is open, so you can enjoy a truly memorable view.
This 403-acre park is also home to an abundance of bird species, so bird-watchers will love spending hours exploring these islands. For those adventure-seekers, pitch up a tent and spend a night under the stars. It’s worth noting that the park does not offer provisions, so pack smartly. Catch a ride to the fee-free island from the sponge docks in Tarpon Springs.
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Anclote Keys
51 Minutes, 28.9 Miles. On Anclote Key Preserve State Park, nature prevails with the 4 islands covered in dizzying amounts of green, blue and pearly white. Set just 3-miles off the coast of Tarpon Springs and accessible only by boat or ferry, each island offers solitude of its own kind. The Southern Anclote Bar boasts a picturesque 1887 lighthouse standing lookout on an epic view of sea and sky. Try to coordinate your trip with one of the few times the lighthouse is open, so you can enjoy a truly memorable view.
This 403-acre park is also home to an abundance of bird species, so bird-watchers will love spending hours exploring these islands. For those adventure-seekers, pitch up a tent and spend a night under the stars. It’s worth noting that the park does not offer provisions, so pack smartly. Catch a ride to the fee-free island from the sponge docks in Tarpon Springs.
43 Minutes, 23.8 Miles. Sister to Caladesi Island, Honeymoon Island State Park offers a staggering display of soothing blue swells, which vary in light and dark bands as the sea deepens. Located just north of Clearwater Beach, the park is spread out over 4 miles of unfiltered beauty; its verdant slash pine trees hide winding nature trails and a diverse array of flora and fauna.
Looking skyward, ospreys, eagles and great horned owls can often be spotted, while ground animals include the endangered gopher tortoise, raccoons and armadillos. Other activities include fishing, shell-hunting, hiking, snorkeling and bicycling. Cafes, beach chairs and umbrellas, picnic tables and kayaks are also available. Make sure to stay for the sunset — it won’t disappoint.
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Honeymoon Island
43 Minutes, 23.8 Miles. Sister to Caladesi Island, Honeymoon Island State Park offers a staggering display of soothing blue swells, which vary in light and dark bands as the sea deepens. Located just north of Clearwater Beach, the park is spread out over 4 miles of unfiltered beauty; its verdant slash pine trees hide winding nature trails and a diverse array of flora and fauna.
Looking skyward, ospreys, eagles and great horned owls can often be spotted, while ground animals include the endangered gopher tortoise, raccoons and armadillos. Other activities include fishing, shell-hunting, hiking, snorkeling and bicycling. Cafes, beach chairs and umbrellas, picnic tables and kayaks are also available. Make sure to stay for the sunset — it won’t disappoint.
12 Minutes, 4.8 Miles. Set on 7-mile Long Key — which is also home to Pass-A-Grille Beach — St. Pete Beach holds vast swathes of shell-ridden sand and serene waters. With 5 miles of soft sand and plenty of fun beach activities to try, this is one of the best beaches in St. Petersburg for active types. Have a go at one of the many water sports available to you or simply pitch up on the sands and tan to your hearts content.
With the calm nature of the Gulf waters, this beach is popular with families, so head there early for a prime spot. Look out for beach shacks lining the shores — they serve surprisingly tasty food along with drinks and a range of ice creams.
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St Pete Beach
3300 Gulf Blvd12 Minutes, 4.8 Miles. Set on 7-mile Long Key — which is also home to Pass-A-Grille Beach — St. Pete Beach holds vast swathes of shell-ridden sand and serene waters. With 5 miles of soft sand and plenty of fun beach activities to try, this is one of the best beaches in St. Petersburg for active types. Have a go at one of the many water sports available to you or simply pitch up on the sands and tan to your hearts content.
With the calm nature of the Gulf waters, this beach is popular with families, so head there early for a prime spot. Look out for beach shacks lining the shores — they serve surprisingly tasty food along with drinks and a range of ice creams.
15 Minutes, 5.9 Miles. Sunset Beach is neatly tucked into the southern tip of Treasure Island. This dreamy beach doesn’t disappoint when it comes to sunsets. The atmosphere is particularly solitary, partly because the beach exists separate to the mainland, and also because of its wistful beauty.
A day spent here is an experience in itself, with uniquely decorated houses, colorful tiki huts and a cluster of rustic outdoor beach bars. The beach is particularly popular with the local LGBT community and frequent visitors will advocate for the easy-going vibe. One thing’s for certain: all are welcome. The main event here is the sunset, when the area comes alive with live music and the clinking of beer bottles. Take in the stunning view with a cold beer and fresh grouper sandwich in hand.
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Sunset Beach
15 Minutes, 5.9 Miles. Sunset Beach is neatly tucked into the southern tip of Treasure Island. This dreamy beach doesn’t disappoint when it comes to sunsets. The atmosphere is particularly solitary, partly because the beach exists separate to the mainland, and also because of its wistful beauty.
A day spent here is an experience in itself, with uniquely decorated houses, colorful tiki huts and a cluster of rustic outdoor beach bars. The beach is particularly popular with the local LGBT community and frequent visitors will advocate for the easy-going vibe. One thing’s for certain: all are welcome. The main event here is the sunset, when the area comes alive with live music and the clinking of beer bottles. Take in the stunning view with a cold beer and fresh grouper sandwich in hand.
28 Minutes, 21.6 Miles. Looking to cool off on a hot day? WTR comes with a DJ and vibe.
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WTR Pool and Grill
7700 W Courtney Campbell Causeway28 Minutes, 21.6 Miles. Looking to cool off on a hot day? WTR comes with a DJ and vibe.
14 Minutes, 5.1 Miles
Top Things to Do in Treasure Island
If you can plan your visit to include a Sunday evening, you won't want to miss the sunset drum circle on the beach behind the Bilmar Beach Resort. It draws locals and visitors alike to experience a surreal sound: the blending of waves and drumming. And speaking of surreal, Sanding Ovations, a yearly sand-sculpting competition, brings professional sand-sculptors to the island in November to create massive, otherworldly masterpieces in the sand.
While most of Treasure Island is residential, you’ll find some good souvenir shopping at Sun Coast Surf Shop, Vine ‘n’ Grind and, of course, the legendary Florida Shell Shop. Get all your beach essentials – sunblock, boogie boards, coolers and the like – at Surf
Treasure Island
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Top Things to Do in Treasure Island
If you can plan your visit to include a Sunday evening, you won't want to miss the sunset drum circle on the beach behind the Bilmar Beach Resort. It draws locals and visitors alike to experience a surreal sound: the blending of waves and drumming. And speaking of surreal, Sanding Ovations, a yearly sand-sculpting competition, brings professional sand-sculptors to the island in November to create massive, otherworldly masterpieces in the sand.
While most of Treasure Island is residential, you’ll find some good souvenir shopping at Sun Coast Surf Shop, Vine ‘n’ Grind and, of course, the legendary Florida Shell Shop. Get all your beach essentials – sunblock, boogie boards, coolers and the like – at Surf