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Florida Beaches

A map of the major beaches in Florida — from Pensacola to Miami!

Explore some of Florida’s most popular beaches on an interactive map, from the Panhandle and Gulf Coast to Miami and the Florida Keys. Each marker shows a beach location, making it easy to see how destinations are spread across the state.

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Siesta Beach

Siesta Key Beach is known as America’s number one beach. Located on the Gulf of Mexico, the beach is recognized for its gorgeous blue water and white, powdery sands. Visitors can relax on the beach all day or participate in tons of other outdoor activities.

Amelia Island Main Beach

Amelia Island is known for 13 miles of beautiful beaches with clear water and surrounding wildlife. The Main Beach is perfect for families that want a day of fun in the sun with all day swimming, nearby play structures and much more.

Pensacola Beach

Pensacola Beach is on a barrier island that has a little bit of everything for their guests. Hoppin beach days are packed with people and fun activities to do, or nearby nature on the Pensacola Beach Eco-Trail can also be explored.

Destin Beach

Destin beach is located in the Panhandle area on the Gulf of Mexico. Tons of beaches, a boardwalk and several golf spots are perfect for families and solo travelers seeking some sunshine.

Panama City Beach

Spring breakers and other vacationers are commonly found at Panama City Beach. It consists of energetic beaches that feature all sorts of fun activities for beach goers, as well as a night life that doesn’t disappoint.

Mexico Beach

Mexico Beach is a cute little beach town overlooking fabulous beaches. Sightings of dolphins and other sea creatures can be seen regularly which always attracts visitors.

Saint George Island

St. George Island is 22 miles of calm, breathtaking beaches on the Northern Gulf of Mexico. Repeatedly mentioned for being among the best beaches to avoid large crowds while enjoying the state of Florida.

Horseshoe Beach

Horseshoe Beach is considered a remote beach location at the far end of an 18 mile long drive. Beautiful views of the Gulf of Mexico and impressive fishing nearby make it worth a visit from visitors and locals alike.

Indian Shores Beach

Indian Shores Beach is also known as Indian River Shores and features endless sandy shorelines. It’s easy to access with nearby parking and an ideal spot to spend a fun day near the Gulf of Mexico.

St. Pete Beach

Travelers named the sandy beaches of St. Pete Beach the best of the best in 2021. Located west of St. Petersburg, the area has become very popular due to the beauty of its beaches and things to do nearby.

Longboat Key

Located in Sarasota, Longboat Key Beach is a quieter spot for those who want the beach life and water views without all the noise. Visitors can expect a laid back vibe that doesn’t disappoint in terms of beauty and relaxation.

Holmes Beach

Holmes Beach is located in the middle of the popular Anna Maria Island. Its small town vibe is perfect for sunbathing on the warm, sandy beach that happens to have plenty of great fishing nearby.

Sanibel Island

Sanibel Island Beaches are home to clear waters, lighthouses and fishing piers. The sandy beaches are known for being some of the best shelling beaches one can find, and one of the best beaches in Florida overall.

Naples Beach

Naples Beach is located on the Gulf of Mexico and offers soft beaches that go on for miles. Swimming comfortably in Naples is easy due to its easy waves, making it great for families and relaxing activities in general.

Key West

The most southern of the popular Florida Keys is Key West. It’s known for having some of the most beautiful beaches in the world that make for a truly special getaway to paradise for its travelers.

Marathon Key

Marathon Key is known as the heart of the Florida Keys. Stunning beaches that provide hours of sunshine to its visitors, excellent fishing opportunities and local state parks where you’ll commonly see the locals exploring.

Plantation Key

Plantation Key is south of Key Largo in the Florida Keys. Historically known for its Indian Sites, the island now offers a tropical place to lounge on gorgeous beaches and snorkel in the shallow reef.

Key Largo

Key Largo is the entryway to the commonly visited Florida Keys. Snorkeling in the shallow waters is extremely popular and plenty of man-made beaches can be found to relax in peace and quiet.

Miami Beach

Miami Beach is the king of long, sunny days at the popular beach and late nights downtown. Visitors can expect a busy area around the clock whether they’re walking the beach or grabbing lunch at a beachside tiki bar.

Dania Beach

Dania Beach is located in the Ft. Lauderdale area and is known for its low-key beach, marina and beautiful pier. It’s recognized as a “Blue Wave Beach” for its surrounding nature and nearby attractions.

Fort Lauderdale Beach

Fort Lauderdale Beach is a vacation hot spot. At seven miles long, the beach is known for its clean, white sands and clear blue waters. Water conditions are typically calm but visitors can find more excitement in nearby downtown.

Pompano Beach

Located between Palm Beach and Miami, Pompano Beach features stunning beaches with clear water that’s perfect for families looking for a day at the beach. Tourists can also find lighthouses nearby and a downtown area with something for everyone.

Delray Beach

Delray Beach is a very popular vacation spot that’s full of sunshine and sweet charm. Two miles of heavenly sandy beaches are surrounded by boutiques, art museums and delicious dining.

West Palm Beach

West Palm Beach is on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors will find beautiful, sandy smooth beaches perfect for walking along and exciting things to do nearby like live music and entertainment.

Fort Pierce Beach

Fort Pierce Beach is part of the Treasure Coast, referring to a sinking ship in 1715. Beaches in the “Sunrise City” offer snorkeling and scuba diving, or relaxing picnics while soaking up the sun.

Vero Beach

Vero Beach features breathtaking beaches that are part of the Indian River Lagoon. Peaceful, well kept beaches, high-end dining and endless golf opportunities make this a hot spot for tourists.

Palm Bay Beach

Palm Bay Beach is the largest city in the “Space Coast”. The beautiful beaches are known not only for relaxing in the sun, but also for outdoor activities with fishing being at the top of the list. Surrounded by nature, yet still plenty of city life to be found.

Cocoa Beach

Cocoa Beach is another popular beach in the “Space Coast”. The quiet beach consists of cute shops, beachside dining and fun activities like parasailing and low key waves.

Cape Canaveral Beach

Cape Canaveral Beach is in the “Space Coast”, home to the Kennedy Space Center and full of space history surrounding it. Tourists can find beautiful beaches that go on for 72 long miles, some known for their quiet ambiance.

New Smyrna Beach

The New Smyrna Beach is a part of 17 miles worth of beaches located on the Central Atlantic Coast. Surfing is one activity that visitors will see a lot of at this particular beach that’s known for some intense waves.

Daytona Beach

Daytona Beach is known as the world’s most famous beach. It’s packed with people and things to do on the beach, on the boardwalk as well as the pier. For this reason Daytona Beach is a common spot for spring breakers.

Flagler Beach

Flagler Beach is a cozy town located between Daytona and St. Augustine. Miles of fabulous beaches, fishing at the pier and laid back dining options that overlook the beach.

St. Augustine Beach

This beach is located within the oldest city in the United States known as St. Augustine. The city is home to 42 miles of gorgeous beaches with St. Augustine Beach being known for white sand, fishing and easy access to just about anything.

Fernandina Beach

Fernandina Beach is a popular downtown beach community located within Amelia Island. The area is known for its history and awesome beaches off of the Atlantic Coast.