Southwest Coast Florida Travel Guide
Where to stay in Southwest Coast Florida
Siesta Key Village
You'll love the stunning beaches in Siesta Key Village, and you might want to stick around to check out Siesta Key Beach, a top place to visit.
Vanderbilt Beach
While visiting Vanderbilt Beach, you might make a stop by sights like Vanderbilt Beach and Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park.
Pelican
While visiting Pelican, you might make a stop by sights like Tarpon Point and Rotary Park Environmental Center.
Central Naples
While visiting Central Naples, you might make a stop by sights like Naples Grande Golf Club and Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens.
Old Naples
The stunning beaches and popular shops are just a few highlights of Old Naples. Make a stop by Fifth Avenue South or Naples Beach while you're exploring the area.
East Naples
Beaches, shopping and restaurants are some highlights of East Naples. Make a stop by Fifth Avenue South or Naples Botanical Garden while you're exploring.
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Popular places to visit
Siesta Key Beach
The soft, white sand on Siesta Key’s award-winning family-friendly beach is perfect for relaxing under a sun umbrella and taking part in a game of volleyball.
Lido Beach
Nothing says holiday like spending a lazy day at Lido Beach, a popular beach in Sarasota. Wander the picturesque gardens or discover the area's beautiful sunsets.
Everglades National Park
This sprawling wetland park holds a seemingly endless supply of wildlife habitats and enthralling ecosystems.
Tropicana Field
Catch an event at Tropicana Field during your trip to St. Petersburg. Attend a baseball game or simply enjoy the top-notch restaurants while you're in the area.
Fort De Soto Park
Admire the vestiges of the fortress, bring your kids to the pirate ship playground and relax on the beaches of this archipelago.
St. Armands Circle
Consider this area as a circular outdoor mall. Like any mall, you can shop, dine, browse or just people-watch. Unlike most malls, this one never closes to walkers.
