Bailey Adams

Looking for a beach? Look no further than Venice, FL. With three huge public beach areas--Venice Beach, Brohard Park, and Caspersen Beach--and many smaller ones, Venice has more beachfront land than you could ever want for a vacation. From the pristine developed beaches of Brohard Park to the rugged edge of Caspersen Beach, whatever you're looking for in a day in the sand is here for you.

In between Fort Myers and Tampa Bay, on the Gulf Coast of Florida, you'll find Sarasota County's sparking shoreline. Whether you're looking for a simple day in the sun, relaxing on the beach, or the amazing experience of floating on air in a parasail, there are thousands of things to do in Sarasota for everyone with a heart for travel. The Amazing Beaches of Sarasota County With shimmering sands that sparkle like diamonds and sapphire blue waters that dazzle and amaze, Siesta Key Beach is the true jewel of the gulf coast.

A knife edge cutting along the edge of Florida's gulf coast, Anna Maria Island is an important stop for anyone who's tired of the busy hubbub of the more populated beaches around the Tampa Bay area. With the small communities of Holmes Beach, Bradenton Beach and the city of Anna Maria, the island offers all sorts of amenities while still keeping an "old Florida" feel to its beaches and community.