Why do people go to Clearwater?

It's the Original Beach Town Florida is known for great beaches, but there's only one Clearwater Beach. It always ranks in the top echelon of beaches in the United States (and, on some lists, in the world). And the inviting Gulf of Mexico waters are always right there, just a few minutes away.



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Clearwater Beach is famous for its white sand and clear blue waters on the Gulf Coast. Both the beaches in Clearwater Beach and the sunset out at the pier make this part of Florida a must-see. There are numerous beach activities to enjoy on this barrier island, such as swimming, boating, fishing, and kayaking.

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Even well after the sun goes down, St. Pete/Clearwater's lively spirit won't quit. Whether your ideal night on the town involves belting out your favorite karaoke tunes, dancing the night away or sampling flights of craft brews, you'll find a great nightlife scene here.

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1 – Miami Beach, Florida Miami Beach, FL, is known for its iconic beaches, with bars and restaurants offering drinks, food, and live music. South Beach is a popular destination for nightlife, with bars, nightclubs, and restaurants lining Ocean Drive.

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Clearwater Beach - No alcohol is permitted on public beaches. Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island - No alcohol is permitted. Belleair Beach - No alcohol is permitted. Indian Rocks Beach - No alcohol is permitted.

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Beachy Dance Clubs Pete/Clearwater have tons of spots where you can dance the night away – in the sand, if you want to. In Treasure Island's Sunset Beach area, Ka'Tiki is a beacon for denizens of the local music scene (though touring bands show up as well).

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Yes, you can swim at our beaches, year 'round!

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Clearwater, Florida, is the smallest principal city in the Tampa Bay Area (Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater). The city is well-known for its pleasant climate, abundant employment opportunities, and cultural diversity. The beaches and water of Clearwater are widely considered to be among the best in the United States.

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Clearwater Beach ranks No. 1 beach in the south on USA Today list. The beach topped the list of 20 beaches in the southern U.S. from Virginia to Texas. CLEARWATER, Fla.

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This waterfront city just across from one of America's best beaches has a walkable downtown, waterfront parks, great places to dine out, and a state-of-the-art aquarium that's home to two of the world's most famous dolphins.

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Car Not (Necessarily) Required Clearwater Beach is a walking community. This means a car is not a necessity, unless you want to leave the beach area for other activities, such as visiting Busch Gardens. Car rentals in Florida are relatively inexpensive (use the site AutoSlash to find good deals).

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Different beaches have different rules, but here is the recently updated list of how to enjoy the beach responsibly: Clearwater Beach - No alcohol is permitted on public beaches. Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island - No alcohol is permitted.

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Clearwater Beach is generally considered safe at night, but it's best to take precautionary steps like avoiding walking around alone, especially in high-risk areas like Greenwood.

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It is good news that late night walks are permitted on the beach. It preserves the chance to have those special moments. Be very aware that at night during spring and summer the beach is a sea turtle nesting habitat.

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Different beaches have different rules, but here is the recently updated list of how to enjoy the beach responsibly: Clearwater Beach - No alcohol is permitted on public beaches. Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island - No alcohol is permitted. Belleair Beach - No alcohol is permitted.

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You might ask if sunbathing would be considered sleeping. Well, it is, sort of, but the restriction for sleeping at the beach only runs from 11PM to 6AM, so long as you are not sunbathing during those hours, you won't be breaking any laws.

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