Florida's miles of sandy beaches are a national treasure, here for you to enjoy. Whether quiet and secluded or bustling with activity, Florida beaches are renowned for their beauty, accessibility, facilities, year round sunshine, glittering white sand and sparkling waters.
Florida's coast offers a variety of natural habitats β sand dunes, salt marshes, wild mangrove-filled islands and spectacular coral reefs β as well as historical sites, state parks, fishing communities, yacht-lined marinas and urban centers. Visitors can choose the access that best matches their interests and needs. The guide provides an interactive map and detailed information about each accessβparking, accessibility, facilities, shelters, picnic areas, boardwalks, camping, boat ramps, food nearby or on site and fees.
An interactive map displays access points and allows you to zoom in and out for varying perspectives. Links to relevant information and resources are sprinkled throughout the guide. Some content on this site is saved in an alternative format. The content on the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's DEP's website was written and published in English, and English is the sole authoritative language for all such content. As an aid to site visitors who might benefit from multiple language options, the website offers an automated translation feature for browser content in the footer.
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