TAMPA (FLORIDA) AND THE BEACHES YOU MUST DISCOVER!

 TAMPA (FLORIDA) AND THE BEACHES YOU MUST DISCOVER!

By discovering Tampa, Florida, you've hit the jackpot!

Indeed, if you are a beach lover then you have a wide choice with beaches each more heavenly than the last.

Fine sand, warmth, and finally, the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico make for perfect photos. Here's what to expect at most of the region's beaches.

Your choice will be determined by the atmosphere and amenities you're looking for. So, are you looking for peace and quiet? Or do you want access to a full range of amenities, such as restaurants, bars, and entertainment?

Look no further, investir.us gives you 5 recommendations to help you in your choice.

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St. Pete Beach 

St. Pete Beach is a beach area that is often ranked among the best in the world. (TripAdvisor ranked #1 beach in the United States in 2021).

Young and old alike can have fun with the many possibilities the beach offers.

The beach is free, the only thing you need to plan for is the cost of parking (currently a little less than $4/hour).

The area is surrounded by beautiful hotels and shopping centers. You also have a choice of numerous restaurants and bars.

Finally, you can have fun with the many water activities available.

Treasure Island

As an anecdote, one of the first hoteliers buried old chests in the sand as a publicity stunt, hence the name "Treasure Island"...

It is a beach community with a stretch of nearly 3 miles (almost 5 kilometers). As well as a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and shops nearby.

Getting around Treasure Island is easy with a paved path running throughout.

Rare enough to be noted, drinking on the beach is permitted.

At the northern end, head to St. John's Pass, which is a replica of a fishing village with souvenir shops, boat rentals, and great restaurants.

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Indian Rocks Beach

This beach is for those who enjoy peace and quiet. This beach has a little less commercial development. This quiet, residential beach area is a less crowded alternative to St. Pete. Public beach access and amenities are obviously minimal, with showers, restrooms, and parking. You won't find any large chain hotels in the area. Despite its laid-back atmosphere, there's plenty to do here, with skimboarding a popular pastime.

Fred Howard Park

It is a beach that also combines a nature reserve located north of Tampa Bay.

The park is directly connected to a rather unusual little town: Tarpon Springs.

It is unique because it is home to docks filled with sponges (brought in by fishermen). It even proclaims itself the world capital of sponges.

You will also find many Greek restaurants there.

The Park is under special protection and therefore allows you to see different animal species that will amaze you.

Ben. T Davis Beach

If you are in downtown Tampa and want to get to a beach as quickly as possible then this is the one for you.

Just 10 minutes from the city center, you can go to this beach at the end of the day to admire the sunset.

It is also located next to a bike path named Courtney Campbell. (approximately 4 miles, 6.5 km).

It is the locals' favorite beach given its location.