BEACHES OF SOUTH EAST FLORIDA – From the chic of the “Best Beach to See and Be Seen” (South Beach) to the secluded paradise sands of award winning Blue Wave Beaches, South East Florida offers a banquet of wildly differing beach opportunities.
beach guide to family fun on the beaches of south east florida
beach guide to family fun on the beaches of south east florida
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Bahia Honda State Park
With its white sandy beaches and abundant wildlife, Bahia Honda Key frequently makes the list of most beautiful beaches in America. Part of the Lower Keys, the remote Bahia Honda is home to the Bahia Honda State Park, one of Florida's southernmost state parks, known for beautiful beaches and various recreational opportunities including fishing, kayaking, snorkelling excursions to the reef. The park is also home to a multitude of shorebirds and wading birds. [Marathon Hotels]

Carlin Park
Located in Jupiter in Palm Beach County, this oceanfront recreation area offers 3,000 feet of rocky beach, lifeguards picnic areas, playgrounds, tennis courts, 20-station exercise courses, athletic fields, bocce court,
volleyball area and a special event amphitheatre. In Jupiter itself, visitors have fun at the Jupiter Outdoor Center with pedal-powering a catamaran, speeding along a sea kayak trail, and taking a guided bird walk or an electric boat tour. [Jupiter Hotels]

Crandon Beach
Occupying the northern part of Key Biscayne in Miami-Dade County, Crandon Beach is ideal for families because of the famous offshore sandbar shielding swimmers from the surf. The beautiful two-mile beach is also a low surf impact beach, and lifeguards keep watch from elevated towers, set about 150 yards apart in the areas of heavy usage, keeping families well informed about local conditions. Making it even more ideal for families, is nearby Crandon's Family Amusement Center. [Key Biscayne Hotels]

Fort Lauderdale
The Greater Fort Lauderdale area has over 23 miles of beaches. Ft Lauderdale itself features more than seven miles of those beaches with 30 beach access points and the newly renovated, brick-lined Fort Lauderdale Beachfront promenade with its award-winning“ wave wall. The area offers a huge variety of recreational activities including boating, wind surfing, jet skiing and volleyball, snorkelling, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing and rollerblading. The Clean Beaches Council has awarded the national "Blue Wave" certification to Fort Lauderdale in recognition of its clean and eco-friendly beaches. Those beaches in particular are Dania Beach,Fort Lauderdale Beach, Pompano Beach, Deerfield Beach, and Delray Beach. [Fort Lauderdale Hotels]

Hollywood Beach
Rated as the Best Boardwalk Beach, Hollywood Beach is home to a 27-foot wide "Broadwalk" that extends for two and a half miles and is populated with multitudes of walkers, joggers, roller bladders, bicyclists, unicyclists, jugglers, and skateboarders. Hollywood Beach, which has been a very popular spot for beachlovers for years, is also one of Greater Fort Lauderdale's five "Blue Wave Beaches," as certified by the Clean Beaches Council, designating it as one of the cleanest, safest and environmentally friendly beaches in the country. The long stretch of wide sandy beach includes the quieter North Beach, the bustling Central Beach and the residential South Beach. [Hollywood Hotels]

Hutchinson Island
A barrier island on Florida's Southwest coast, and part of what is often referred to as the Treasure Coast, Hutchinson Island offers 22 miles of uncrowded sandy beaches. Bathtub Beach at the southern end of the island with its shallow waters formed by the reef offshore is ideal for families. [Hutchinson Island Hotels]

Miami Beach
Known as the place to see and in which to be seen, the 10 miles of Miami Beach is a mix of sun, sand and surf, and contemporary restaurants, boutiques and trendy night life spots along Ocean Drive.

Hotels that put Miami Beach on the map during the swinging 60s, including the Eden Roc and Fontainebleau Hilton are still going strong, while neighbourhoods like funky Surfside and a revitalized North Beach draw many with unpretentious charms, great local restaurants and easy beach access. [Miami Beach Hotels]

South Beach
Ranked as the “Best Beach to See and Be Seen”, South Beach is located at the southern end of Miami Beach and has been anointed the “American Riviera” in a nod to the unmistakable air of casual chic that permeates the district. South Beach has earned global fame for the historically protected Art Deco District and its glorious beaches and fabled nightlife. An international symbol for Miami, this popular visitor destination is home to a mix of luxury resorts, boutique hotels, inexpensive hostels and moderately priced national chain hotels. Ocean Drive is known worldwide for its cafes, bikini-clad in-line skaters and beaches packed with beautiful young sun seekers, while trendy Lincoln Road has emerged as a lively magnet for culture, entertainment and shopping. [Miami Beach Hotels]

Sunny Isles Beach
This community is a favorite among French-Canadian and European tourists who are drawn to the laid-back casual vibe, seagrape studded-beaches and affordable motel-style accommodations. The area is going more upscale with new luxurious accommodation and condos becoming part of the mix. [Sunny Isles Beach]

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