Beaches in Florida
#7
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Why not consider the Atlantic side of the state. Cocoa, Melbourne, Indialantic Beach are all good places to visit and easy to get to from Kissimmee, just take US192 east.. If you would like a natural unspoiled beach experience try the Canaveral Nation Seashore.
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#8

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Both sides are beautiful, but if you want to go to the Gulf beaches for a day trip, I would suggest Fort DeSoto, on the southern tip of the St. Petersburg area. The interstate brings you to within ten minutes of this park.
There is a pier, three beautiful beaches, bike and food concessions, and plenty of shade and parking. To get there, drive I-4 West to I-275 South, to exit 17. Head west and watch for signs (about three miles from the exit).
http://www.pinellascounty.org/park/05_Ft_DeSoto.htm
There is a pier, three beautiful beaches, bike and food concessions, and plenty of shade and parking. To get there, drive I-4 West to I-275 South, to exit 17. Head west and watch for signs (about three miles from the exit).
http://www.pinellascounty.org/park/05_Ft_DeSoto.htm
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joan, I'd say it depends how hardy you are. Most locals think it's still a bit chilly in the water, but they're used to bathtub-warm water in the summer. Last weekend we saw lots of people, including little kids, swimming off Honeymoon Island.




