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Beginning
at the Everglades' Cape Sable in the southwestern corner of the
state, around the Big Bend, and ending in Pensacola in the Panhandle,
Florida's Gulf Coast offers beach lovers everything from pristine
white dunes to cypress stands to countless opportunities for outdoor
adventure. Fishing, picnicking, surfing, camping, sea kayaking,
shell gathering - the possibilities for beach fun are endless,
as are chances to see marine and bird life. Off the beach, discover
a variety of attractions such as the Indian Temple Mound Museum,
the Mote Marine Aquarium, and the Salvador Dali Museum.
This
guide shows you where to go and what to do to get the most out
of your time along the Sunshine State's Gulf Coast. Inside you'll
find descriptions of 75 beaches, including the Panhandle, information
on surfing, camping, and beach amenities, essays on local history
and the marine environment, maps and access directions, tips on
beach safety and etiquette. Whether you are planning a visit or
to live on the Gulf, use this book as your guide.
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