beach question
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You might want to search this forum for Cocoa beach and New Smyrna beach (west coast) as there have been lots of posts on this topic in the past. There are also gulf coast beaches (Clearwater area and south) that have mulitple posts.
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I'm sure Andy is coming to Orlando from a place that does not have beaches like Florida's, east or west coast. I wouldn't spend my time making that drive to the west coast when there are so many gorgeous beaches on the east coast. You know those kids won't be able to tell the difference. Cocoa, Ormond, Daytona, Melbourne, you pick it, they're all really great.
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I have been to many beaches in Florida on both sides and my personal favorite is still Siesta Key near Sarasota. They have a public beach access and the sand is powder white that feel like flour under your feet. I definately would vote for the Gulf side with kids. Calmer waters!!!!!
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Our family of four (2 boys ages 13 and 11) often vacation in Florida because driving from Illinois makes for a relatively inexpensive trip. Hubby and I love to sit on the beach and RELAX, while our 11 year old prefers water parks. Thanks to info found on this message board I've booked a couple of nights at the Ron Jon Cape Caribe Resort in Cape Canaveral. It looks like a great place for kids!
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