
Here are five family-friendly beaches worth a visit when exploring Sarasota's keys.
No family trip to Sarasota County and her barrier islands is complete without spending some time on the sand.
No family trip to Sarasota County and her barrier islands is complete without spending some time on the sand.
Whether you're a parent planning the ultimate family getaway, a group of friends craving a spring trip to Florida or a teacher ready to unwind and recharge, Sarasota County delivers activities and experiences for every school break.
Sometimes called trash fish, several Gulf Coast species are readily available and priced more reasonably to buyers. They are delicious if cooked properly!
Porgy may not offer the glamour or pedigree of American Red Snapper, Red Grouper or Tuna, but in my fishing circle, we know a quality fish when we get one!
Longboat Key provides no shortage of things to do and places to explore, and we have just a few suggestions to get you started.
Longboat Key sits at the northernmost part of Sarasota County, and like all the Florida Keys, it has a unique flavor all its own. It is known for its beautiful, secluded beaches and pristine resorts, but there are certainly a bounty of public places for all to explore and other attractions and activities in this beautiful key. You can begin and an end a several relaxing days in Longboat Key without repeating your itinerary or to-do list.
Fall brings cooler temperatures to Florida, which makes it the perfect time to get out and explore the city of Venice. This historic enclave on the Gulf of Mexico offers all kinds of activities and attractions well suited for the season, from Halloween-themed events to artistic and athletic displays.
In Englewood, Florida, you can bank on finding beaches, boats, and plenty of seafood restaurants. But this coastal community is also home to something much less expected: a modern little winery.
"What else can we do besides the beach?"
We've all heard the stereotypes: Sarasota County is a retirement community; there's nothing here for young people; everything cool is in bigger cities. I'll admit, when I first came here, I had some of these same concerns. But after I arrived, it didn't take long to realize how much Sarasota County has to offer young professionals.