Condé Nast Traveler, in its 2025 “21 Best Beaches in Florida” list, praised South Beach as the place for “beautiful people, flashy cars, skimpy bathing suits, Art Deco architecture” along a “two-mile ...

Skip Orlando and Miami and head to this lesser-visited region of Florida full of activities for the whole family, from ...

Looking for a weekend beach getaway, but without the crowds? A Gulf Coast hotspot is expanding public beach access with a new ...

Stretching along Highway 30A on Florida's northwest coast, Santa Rosa Beach is the place to go for sugar white sand, emerald water, top-notch dining and local art galleries and boutiques.

Skip Florida? That's a hard sell for most. Believe it or not, hordes of usual Florida visitors (among other popular states) are finding their own slice of paradise in a Southern gem that's too often ...

Destin, Florida, boasts impressively white sand and a laid-back beach culture along the Florida Panhandle. This part of the country is popular with tourists since it's easy for those living in the ...

Two Florida beaches boast white-sand shores — and rank among the nation’s best coastal destinations. The Gulf Coast destinations — Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park and St. Andrews State Park ...

The fight over one Gulf county”s sugar white sand has moved from the beaches to the courtroom and back to the halls of Florida’s Capitol seven years after lawmakers tried to settle the issue.

Florida's Gulf and Walton counties were ranked among last year's hottest vacation home markets, surpassing more glamorous ...

Two of Florida’s Gulf Coast beaches have been recognized among the top 10 beaches in America, according to an annual ranking from Dr. Beach.. The 2025 list includes Delnor-Wiggins Pass State ...

Venice, Florida is known as the "Shark Tooth Capital of the World". Other good beaches for shark tooth hunting include locations near Palm Beach and Jacksonville.

The Florida Supreme Court in 1974 expanded public access to the beach — in theory. The state’s high court said access exists under the “customary use” doctrine from English common law.