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Lay around, and every once in a while take a dip and back to laying around. Wife likes to walk the beach while I lay around.
We are from OH. Looking more beach time than swimming and snorkeling. Wouldn’t mind getting in and out but majority would be on the beach.
I think it is usually last couple weeks Feb 1st couple of March. Flagler beach is nice. They have a nice pier there also for fishing, you could also visit St.Augustine while there. Daytona is a few miles south much more crowded a little more touristy. About an hour south of Daytona is the Canaveral Sea Shore which is my favorite. It is a true Florida old time beach no hotels or buildings nothing but dunes. They are all Atlantic side. It hasn't been to cold this year so water is still relatively warm. Being from Ohio you should not have any problem with water temp.
Flagler and Canaveral National Seashore are solid. The Seashore is very secluded and I love it but don't expect any cabanas or beach bars or anything like that. It's just beach. The nudists are at the far south. Nothing there you want to see though. Canaveral is the same side of the inlet as New Smryna.
No it is not. Those Keys are about another 5 or 6 hours depending on traffic from Siesta. Siesta is very beautiful lots of shells and sand dollars great beaches. Most barrier islands off Florida's coasts are called keys. Really depends where you are coming from in Georgia. If 75 is closer then somewhere on west coast. If 95 is closer then east coast would probably be more convenient. Also those keys have no real beaches to speak of.
I have been in Destin in early April. it was 65 and sunny and all the Michigan people were laying out with swim suits and drinking...the locals had down jackets and wool hats on.
Just found out we're taking a family trip down to Siesta Key the first week of April. Will be my wife and I, our boys (12, 10) her sister and her boys (13, 11) and their parents. We've never been there, care to give any advice for restaurants, bars, activities? Worth renting bikes down there?
Eh, the sharks in the surf are all little and stop once they taste blood. They really aren't interested in eating humans. If you're really concerned just stay out of the surf if the water is murky or if there is a lot of visible bait.If you're swimming on the east coast of FL, watch out for
It was a great experience for a group of 24 year old's on spring break that were looking to avoid underclassmen - and with just enough night life and a lot of kinda quiet but not too quiet beach. I made a mental note to go back there as a family, but when the kids were also old enough to leave on their own. Or maybe don't take them at all
St Armand’s Circle in Sarasota...great “city center” place to walk around and eat/shop/sight see
Yea they like to go nekkid as a jay bird at Playalinda beach been doing it for years.
The sand is hard enough to ride by the water line. Very pretty beaches, I always bring the beach cruisers.
Filled with about 500,000 lone wolves all expressing their rugged individuality at the moment.
