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What are the busiest months on Anna Maria Island?

The summer season runs from the end of May to September, with the busiest months being July and August. A common misconception about Anna Maria Island is that it's just too hot to visit in the summer.



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Probably the quietest of all the beaches, Bean Point got its name from the first resident that inhabited Anna Maria, Mr. George Emerson Bean. Bean Point offers a unique vantage point of Tampa Bay off the northern tip of the island. You can actually see where the Gulf meets the Bay from this spot.

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Peak Seasons January through April is often just referred to as “season” by many locals. These months typically have the highest rate of visitors we see in Florida. Much of that is people visiting our beaches and resorts. Some are seasonal residents that spend their cold weather months here.

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The city of Anna Maria has a strict noise ordinance. Quiet time is in effect from 10pm-8am and is strictly enforced by local law enforcement, which will result in a fine from the city.

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During winter months, average temperatures reach a high of 77 degrees and a low of 65. Here, it's completely normal to visit the beach in the middle of January for a swim. In fact, humidity is lower during winter months, so the weather is at its best!

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Anna Maria Island, Florida The months of March through November offer the most optimal temperatures for swimming in the Gulf. Temperatures at this time of year range from 75 to 87 degrees.

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With white-sand beaches, beautiful blue water, swaying sea oats, and incredible sunrises and sunsets, Florida's Anna Maria Island is one of the most scenic destinations in the state. Add to that the salt air and a plethora of waterfront restaurants serving up fresh seafood and you have a feast for all the senses.

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Beach Rules & Regulations Dogs are not allowed at any of the public beaches in Manatee County. Other things you should leave at home include alcohol and glass bottles. There are also no fires allowed on county or public beaches at any time.

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Anna Maria, Florida's cost of living is 6% higher than the national average.

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The water line at Coquina Beach is often perfect for finding plenty of them. Shark's teeth will often tumble and collect right along where the water crests at the sand. Scan the area with a sifting tool heavily to find fresh finds from the gulf.

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If you like beaches that combine tranquil swimming conditions with a bit of swell, then Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island is the perfect getaway. Known as one of Florida's most beautiful beaches, this pristine beach offers soft white sand and crystal clear waters.

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Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport (SRQ) The Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport is the closest airport to Anna Maria Island. It is only about a 30-minute drive.

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Anna Maria is more downscale -- relaxed -- ramshackle. Lots of funky older cottages and places to stay, family style restaurants, souvenier shopping. Although it does have at least one really good restaurant (Beach Bistro). Sanibel is more high scale (and of course a lot more expensive to go with it).

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According to the latest round of tests conducted by the FWC, they found no red tide present in Florida's coastal waters, NONE! Please be sure to click on the map and expand looking at the dots specifically in our Manatee region.

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