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Family-tested and approved, these seaside destinations are the best in Florida for traveling with children in tow.
Here are 10 of our favorite family-friendly beaches in Florida.
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Though this beach consistently ranks on top beach lists everywhere, it isn’t overrated.
Siesta Key’s cool white powder sand is a welcome treat for tiny feet on a hot day.
If you’re lucky, you might catch a glimpse of frolicking dolphins in the distance.
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Family amenities include public restrooms, showers and a playground.
St. Pete Beach
You’ll find the beaches inSt.
Pete/Clearwaterin the Tampa Bay area on Florida’s west coast.
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This is a fantastic pastime for kids and adults to share together.
Look for a black flattened root and a grayish point.
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You are almost guaranteed to find at least a couple once you know what you’re looking for.
Amelia Island
Located on the east coast of Florida,Amelia Islandis north near the Georgia border.
Fernandina Beach offers amenities like picnic areas and outdoor showers.
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Spend your perfect day atFt.
Pierce Inlet State Parkspotting gopher tortoises or surfers plying the coastal waters.
Nearby, you’ll find theNational Navy SEAL Museumand beachhorseback ridingat Frederick Douglass Memorial Park.
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TheGulf Breeze Zooand thePensacola Children’s Museumare great options for non-beach days.
Melbourne Beach
Head toSebastian Inlet State Parkfor three miles of beaches off Florida’s A1A.
This family friendly beach spot on Florida’s east coast guarantees plenty to see.
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Known for its saltwater fishing and surfing, families come here to glimpse manatees, dolphins and stingrays.
Watch surfers tackle Monster Hole on the south side of the inlet.
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