Florida is an American tropical paradise. Florida boasts more than 825 miles of beaches and 1,260 miles of coastline. Despite many worst-case scenarios over oil spills and other environmental disasters, as of the fall 2010, Florida’s beaches are clean and clear. If you have visited Florida’s beaches in the past then rest assured that the beautiful coastline you remember is still there and waiting for you. If this will be your first visit to Florida, you are in for a treat. Florida is home to some of the best beaches in the world.
Florida has a beach for everyone. If you want to plunge into clear waters with a hundred of your closest friends, there is a Florida beach for you. If you want solitude to enjoy the company of a good book or a special companion, there is a quiet secluded beach just for you. If you want a safe place for your family to frolic among the waves, there is a Florida beach for you. The common factors for all of Florida’s beaches are bright sunshine, warm water and clean sand.
If there is one thing that that catastrophic oil spills can teach us, it is that no one can take any of our beaches for granted. It is vital that everyone band together to protect the best beaches for now and the future. Florida has been proactive in protecting its beaches and aggressive in cleaning any problems. Support Florida’s cleanup by visiting its beaches. Confirm for Florida and every other beach community that clean beaches are valuable assets. Visit Florida beaches to demonstrate how important it is for communities to follow Florida’s lead and cleanup to make beaches safe and enjoyable for tourists and residents. Accidents and disasters are inevitable. The entire world shares the same water and air. A problem outside of one community may eventually reach that community as user as the tide reaches the beach. The thing that matters is the response. The cleanup response and the visitor response. Florida has done its part in cleaning up, now it is up to beach-goers to return to the shores.
Surfers can spend a lifetime exploring the waters around Florida. Each wave introduces a new opportunity to test their skills and to reaffirm their love of the sport. Daytona Beach’s gentle slope lets beginner surfers learn the ups and downs of the sport. Jacksonville, in the northern end of Florida is a top spot for surfers, featuring many competitions to show and hone their skills. The beaches between Titusville and Sebastian Inlet have countless surf spots. Experienced surfers can trust local lore for the best beaches or dive out into the ocean and discover an ideal location for their specific needs.
You do not have to hang ten in order to get up close and personal with the Florida surf. A leisurely stroll along one of the more secluded beaches gives you time to seek out and appreciate the quieter moments of Florida beaches. Caladesi Island State Park or Lovers Key State Park are prime destinations when you want to enjoy beautiful surroundings without very many people surrounding you. You will have to share the space with shorebirds, dolphins, manatees and tortoises. These are just a sampling of the wildlife living on the best beaches for you to enjoy.
If you are looking for something not quite as rigorous as surfing and not quite as sedate as a secluded beach, you will find an wide array of beaches that encourage and support active beach-goers. Fort Lauderdale is synonymous with high quality beaches. You can perform all sorts of activities from running, boating, windsurfing, snorkeling, beach volleyball and jet skiing just to name a few. In addition to Fort Lauderdale, you can take advantage of numerous activities at beaches in Miami and Fort Myers.
It is natural to be cautious in the face of an environmental disaster, such as an oil spill in the ocean, but do not let unfounded fears keep you from experiencing what could be the time of your life. Visit Florida’s best beaches. Experience their refreshing beauty for yourself.
Florida has a beach for everyone. If you want to plunge into clear waters with a hundred of your closest friends, there is a Florida beach for you. If you want solitude to enjoy the company of a good book or a special companion, there is a quiet secluded beach just for you. If you want a safe place for your family to frolic among the waves, there is a Florida beach for you. The common factors for all of Florida’s beaches are bright sunshine, warm water and clean sand.
If there is one thing that that catastrophic oil spills can teach us, it is that no one can take any of our beaches for granted. It is vital that everyone band together to protect the best beaches for now and the future. Florida has been proactive in protecting its beaches and aggressive in cleaning any problems. Support Florida’s cleanup by visiting its beaches. Confirm for Florida and every other beach community that clean beaches are valuable assets. Visit Florida beaches to demonstrate how important it is for communities to follow Florida’s lead and cleanup to make beaches safe and enjoyable for tourists and residents. Accidents and disasters are inevitable. The entire world shares the same water and air. A problem outside of one community may eventually reach that community as user as the tide reaches the beach. The thing that matters is the response. The cleanup response and the visitor response. Florida has done its part in cleaning up, now it is up to beach-goers to return to the shores.
Surfers can spend a lifetime exploring the waters around Florida. Each wave introduces a new opportunity to test their skills and to reaffirm their love of the sport. Daytona Beach’s gentle slope lets beginner surfers learn the ups and downs of the sport. Jacksonville, in the northern end of Florida is a top spot for surfers, featuring many competitions to show and hone their skills. The beaches between Titusville and Sebastian Inlet have countless surf spots. Experienced surfers can trust local lore for the best beaches or dive out into the ocean and discover an ideal location for their specific needs.
You do not have to hang ten in order to get up close and personal with the Florida surf. A leisurely stroll along one of the more secluded beaches gives you time to seek out and appreciate the quieter moments of Florida beaches. Caladesi Island State Park or Lovers Key State Park are prime destinations when you want to enjoy beautiful surroundings without very many people surrounding you. You will have to share the space with shorebirds, dolphins, manatees and tortoises. These are just a sampling of the wildlife living on the best beaches for you to enjoy.
If you are looking for something not quite as rigorous as surfing and not quite as sedate as a secluded beach, you will find an wide array of beaches that encourage and support active beach-goers. Fort Lauderdale is synonymous with high quality beaches. You can perform all sorts of activities from running, boating, windsurfing, snorkeling, beach volleyball and jet skiing just to name a few. In addition to Fort Lauderdale, you can take advantage of numerous activities at beaches in Miami and Fort Myers.
It is natural to be cautious in the face of an environmental disaster, such as an oil spill in the ocean, but do not let unfounded fears keep you from experiencing what could be the time of your life. Visit Florida’s best beaches. Experience their refreshing beauty for yourself.
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