Well … Google Maps and Apple maps are stepped in, so it seems that we are here to talk about the “Gulf of America”.
Apart from politics, “the Golf”, as is best known, has long been a dubious go-to for holidaymakers who usually opt for the Pacific Blue Paradises in California and the Atlantic Turquoise of Florida whenever they can, instead of the usual brackish waters that spread from Texas most of Alabama.
Near the Floribama line we start to see the circumstances that are reminiscent of the Caribbean, far away from Galveston and Biloxi.
The experts at World atlas Recently the ‘most undervalued cities in Gulf Coast’ revealed before 2025 with one unheard of white-sand damage that we were here at Travel Off Path, Ooh-Ining and AHH-Inn and wondered how we never succeeded in being a holiday here.
It is time to place the fugly stereotypes of the Golf in the rear view. The wave side of Florida is a white-sand wonder that is completely of renowned beach cities, but still underhyped Redington Beach Is somehow slipped through the cracks.
So long, Siesta Key! A new ‘key’ is waiting
Redington Beach is located on the barrier island of Sand Key and is one of the last remaining gems in Southwest -Florida.
Last year we unveiled Nokomis in the same light, but now it is Redington’s time to shine.
Say goodbye to fighting for space, take a bar stool at a Sandy Tiki hut and witnessing far too many pensioners’ Beyond-the-Prime Minister swimwear.
In contrast to Siesta Key and Clearwater, Redington is the type that only the locals flows to escape, in such places where tourists come to the year after year, and who can blame them?
Siesta Key and Clearwater are in an annual duel in a fight to be crowned the best beach, but you don’t sacrifice that much by turning the script to Redington this summer.
White-Sand Hideaway in the southwest of Florida
If someone who visited Siesta Key, I was blown away from the moment my group scored a parking space in the front row in what looked like a beautiful coastline right from the Bahamas.
But once you are a cooler of the parking lot shocking through soft white sand and discover that you are going to listen to the city’s conversation in the pension house, whether you like it or not, I would have wondered whether Siesta Key (and Clearwater) are the only untouched beaches in the area.
Circling back to Nokomis, the answer is no – but Siesta Key without a doubt earns the praise.
It also raises the question why places like Redington Beach are not known names.
I hate it to break you, but I have no answer, because everything I see is nothing but positive:
How rare is it to find the coast of Florida where you don’t have to get up too early, just to score a parking space and a chair in the first row overlooking lively emerald green waters?
Redington Beach is only one square mile, but that is enough space to enjoy extra elbow space.
In particular, Archibald Beach Park Keep an impressive 4.7 Google rating in a world of Whiners, so you know it should be great!
Only 2 days ago a beach visitor was lured over the ‘powdery sandy beaches’ of the park!
Redington Beach reaches
Despite the fact that it is most unknown, Redington is actually very easy to reach, so that the mystery is deepened why it stayed under the radar.
According to Mathematics TravelThere are 4 airports within 100 miles of Redington Beach:
- Saint Petersburg, FL (Pie / Kpie) – 16 miles distance
- Tampa, FL (TPA / KTPA) – 27 miles distance
- Sarasota, FL (SRQ / KSRQ) – 43 miles
- Punta Gorda, FL (PGD / KPGD) – 102 miles (okay, I might have stretched the truth a little …)
Although it is the most connected of the couple, it is said that Tampa is one of the most unreliable airports in America. The other 4 is perhaps your best gamble.
Don’t believe me?
Read our function on Punta Gorda as the new Reishhotspot from Southwest Florida.
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