A visit to Tampa would not be complete without a trip to one of our spectacular beaches and parks. From sunbathing, walks on the beach, or a quick bite at a waterfront restaurant, the activities are endless.
- Archibald Beach Park - A favorite for visitors and locals alike, this beach is a fun destination for all beach goers.
- Ben T. Davis Beach - Fronting Tampa Bay and offering one of the first sights of sand for those entering Tampa via Tampa International Airport, this narrow beach is attractively landscaped and stretches along the Courtney Campbell Causeway that connects Tampa with Clearwater.
- Clearwater Beach - This tourist hot spot features sugar-fine sand and draws volleyball players, sun worshippers, and swimmers.
- Davis Islands Beach - Anchored boats sometimes crowd the beach in front of this sandy spot near downtown Tampa. A great spot for reading or sunning.
- Fort DeSoto Park Beach - Fort DeSoto is a barrier island and 1,136-acre park. Besides a clean, wide beach with many shore birds, this park boasts two fishing piers, historic fort, and bayside campsites. A paved trail appeals to cyclists and inline skaters.
- Honeymoon Island Beach State Park - Sandy shores surround this island getaway.
- Johns Pass Beach - This popular beach borders the waterway pass, so a constant parade of boats and watercraft can be seen on the water. The beach often has riptides, so swimmers have to be careful. But if you would rather sun than swim, it’s a good destination.
- Madeira Beach - A favorite among tourists and locals, this wide, sandy beach is packed on weekends with families, singles, young, and old.
- Pass-a-Grille Beach - This wide, beautiful beach is perfect for sunbathers and sightseers alike
- Treasure Island Beach - This big, wide community beach has better shells than most beaches, but arrive early for the best ones.
