Guide to Redington Beach

'Sitting along a dazzling slice of snow-white sand, laid-back Redington Beach is the perfect chilled out getaway.'

Close your eyes and imagine sifting shimmering-white sand through your fingers as the soft surf tickles your toes. Picture yourself sitting with the latest bestseller, a fruity cocktail to hand. Or how about a romantic stroll along the beach as the sun sets in a dazzling display? Sound up your holiday street? Then get on down to Redington Beach. Sitting in captivating Pinellas County on Florida's Gulf Coast, this quaint town stretches along a 28 kilometre peninsula of sugar-sand beach and is made up of luxury waterfront houses, elegant eateries and right-on-the-beach hotels. And with lashings of peace and quiet, to boot, it's no wonder this is such a desirable place to both live and visit. Stroll along the coastline or head for John's Pass and you'll come across some unique shops and curios to browse, and when you're done, pull up a chair at one of many restaurants serving up the freshest of seafood as well as international fare. Step on to the stunning shores here and you've found one of Florida's most gorgeous beaches. Bone-white sands simply dissolve into the twinkling turquoise waters and you'll always find a secluded spot to stretch out in. If sitting still drives you to distraction, there's plenty at your fingertips. Why not try parasailing and jet-skiing, or jump on board a deep sea fishing excursion or dolphin watching cruise? Scour the sands for pretty shells, which is a popular attraction here. Get up close and personal to the great outdoors and follow the nearby Pinellas Trail by bike or on foot. Or if you're a keen golfer you're in for a treat with over 30 beautiful courses in the area, as well as mini golf for younger contenders. And if you want to experience some of Florida's big attractions, Busch Gardens, Disney World and Universal Studios are all within 90 minutes reach. What a perfect all-rounder!

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