Florida Beaches
This town is located on its own small peninsula, just south of the world famous Don Cesar Resort in St. Pete Beach. The atmosphere is quaint and laid-back here. All accommodations, shops, and restaurants are located across the street from the beach, except for one small concession stand. This beach is a fabulous Florida getaway.
Pass-a-Grille
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The sun shines bright and the sand is white at Pass-A-Grille Beach. There is plenty of parking along the beach, so pack up your beach chairs and come on down. |
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The Hurricane Restaurant is right across the street from the beach. There are three floors, where guests can eat fresh seafood, dance the night away, or watch the sunset at the Rooftop Bar. This is a great place to take a date. |
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Kick back, relax, and read the paper. The living is easy at the magnificent beach. |
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For those who like a little more activity, hit the water with a waverunner. This is a fantastic way to spend the day. It's fun, fast, and full of flight. |
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After spending some time in the sun, there's nothing better than grabbing a bite to eat right on the beach. |
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This is a unique beach, so it's not uncommon to see unique sights here, such as this antique car. Its all in the spirit of a quaint seaside peninsula. |
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On the intercoastal side of the peninsula, you'll see boats fly by, such as this one. Yes, it really is paradise here. |
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In the early evening at the concession stand, there is a wonderful celebration of the exquisite sunsets they have here. It's a very romantic way to end a perfect day. |
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Fishing is a popular activity, with redfish and grouper being the top target. |
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Kids, beach buckets, boats, swimmers, soft white sand, bright sunshine, cool refreshing water. It's all here at Pass-A-Grille beach. |
