What is the safest beach community in Florida?

1 Marco Island Most credible sources have ranked it top among the safest cities in Florida, where they use FBI Uniform Crime Report statistics for their findings. Aside from safety, tourists will love Marco Island for its stunning beaches, world-class boutiques, luxury vacation homes, and expansive natural spaces.



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That being said, some of the beaches in Florida that are known for having fewer shark and alligator encounters include:
  • Clearwater Beach - This beach is known for its crystal-clear waters and is monitored by lifeguards year-round.
  • Sanibel Island - This beach is located on a barrier island and is known for it.


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Some of the safest beaches in Florida that are free of sharks or alligators include Clearwater Beach, Siesta Key Beach, and Captiva Island Beach.

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Stuart, FL Named “America's Happiest Seaside Town”
  • Boutique Shopping in Downtown Stuart. With so much to see and do, Historic Downtown Stuart is a highlight of the area. ...
  • Waterfront Dining with a Florida Twist. ...
  • A Never-Ending Calendar of Events. ...
  • Local Parks for All Ages. ...
  • Miles of Peaceful Beaches.


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The waves that come from the Atlantic Ocean are significantly higher, so if you're looking to go surfing – the East coast is better, he explained. The wind on the East coast drives the waves, Dr. Beach said, leading to better surf and a cool breeze, too. The East coast also has bigger sand dunes than the West, he said.

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We asked 'Dr. Beach,' to compare the Florida beaches. “If you like the sand, the sand is clearly better on the West coast of Florida – the southwest coast of Florida,” he explained. The sand on the West Coast is softer and whiter, keeping it cool even when the sun is beaming on it.

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Cape Coral: Known as the “Waterfront Wonderland,” this charming town is not only one of Florida's most affordable places but it is also one of the safest.

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Carpinteria City Beach is boasted as the “World's Safest Beach,” and a California state beach of the same name is located nearby. Santa Claus Beach is a favorite among surfers and Rincon Point, home to the Rincon Classic surfing competition, is just a short drive south.

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Tourists and residents come to the beaches to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of natural beauty. Others visit the beaches and nearby waters to engage in boating, fishing, diving and other recreational activities. These factors make Florida's beaches are an integral part of the state's economy.

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Outside of the obvious benefits, like being able to work on your tan whenever you want, the fresh air and vitamin D are great for your health. Studies also show that people who live near the beach are often less stressed and live happier lives!

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