St. Pete Beach

St. Pete Beach is a Florida resort city set on a barrier island, west of St. Petersburg. It is best known for its beaches. St. Pete Beach’s shores include the longest undeveloped stretch of public beach in the St. Pete/Clearwater area at Pass-a-Grille Beach. It offers a variety of watersports, from parasailing and stand-up paddleboarding to windsurfing and kiteboarding.

It is home to the iconic “Pink Palace.” Once a playground for distinguished celebrities, the seaside Don CeSar Hotel continues to charm and impress guests today with service preserved from the Great Gatsby era of pampering. It has renovated guest rooms, refreshed public spaces, sugar-sand beaches, Spa Oceana, poolside activities and award-winning dining await visitors who return season after season.

For lively diversions away from the shore, head to the Corey Avenue district. For over six decades, Corey Avenue has thrived at the heart of St. Pete Beach. There’s a variety of funky specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and more. Plan to spend an hour or an entire afternoon just on this stretch of town.

St. Pete Beach strikes the perfect balance for the casual, laid-back beach bum and the active attraction seeker.