Florida is known for its beautiful beaches, and while some can get crowded, there are several hidden gems that offer a more secluded and uncrowded experience. Here are the top 10 uncrowded beaches in Florida:
- Pay Beach, Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
- Hobe Sound Nature Center Beach
- Clam Pass Park, Naples
- Bean Point, Anna Maria Island
- Beer Can Island, Longboat Key
- Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine
- Grayton Beach State Park, Santa Rosa Beach
- Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area, Flagler Beach
- Fort Clinch State Park, Fernandina Beach: Located on Amelia Island
- Blowing Rocks Preserve, Hobe Sound
These uncrowded beaches in Florida provide a more peaceful and secluded beach experience away from the bustling tourist areas, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility of the state’s coastline.
1. Pay Beach
Pay Beach in Fort Pierce is number one on the list for one of Florida’s top 10 Uncrowded beaches. This beach is a hidden gem. The seclusion and the limited parking are what make it uncrowded. It is located inside the Fort Pierce Inlet State Park. It’s even better than the highly rated beaches such as Clearwater, Destin, or Siesta Key. The water is shallow and crystal clear. For more details click here.
2. Hobe Sound Nature Center Beach
This beach is located at the Hobe Sound Nature Center. It is only clear and tropical looking during high tide and a few hours after. As you can see in the photo above there is only one other beachgoer besides us. The beach is at the bottom of a sand dune, which means there are a long set of stairs down to the beach or a 10-15 minute trail. For more details click here.
3. Clam Pass Park, Naples
Let me tell you why this beach is one of the top 10 uncrowded beaches in Florida! It’s a trek to get to it haha! First, you must take a 10 minutes tram ride and then walk another 10-15 minutes to access this beautiful inlet area. You can read more about this beach here.
4. Bean Point, Anna Maria Island
This beach is located at the northern point of Anna Maria Island on the west coast of Florida. It is on the list of uncrowded beaches in Florida because of its inaccessibility. If you want to find out how to get to this beach, where to park, and tips on not getting a parking ticket, click here.
5. Beer Can Island, Longboat Key
Another beach that is harder to access is Beer Can Island on the tip of Longboat Key. This uncrowded Florida beach is absolutely stunning from the natural driftwood to its beautiful crystal clear tropical water. Click here for directions and more information.
6. Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine
Just a few miles from the historic town of St. Augustine, Anastasia State Park offers a tranquil beach experience with ample opportunities for fishing, birdwatching, and camping.
7. Grayton Beach State Park, Santa Rosa Beach
Known for its untouched beauty and emerald-green waters, Grayton Beach State Park is a hidden gem along the scenic Highway 30A, offering a quiet and peaceful coastal retreat.
8. Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area, Flagler Beach
Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, Gamble Rogers State Park provides a serene setting, uncrowded beaches, and excellent opportunities for swimming and fishing.
9. Fort Clinch State Park, Fernandina Beach: Located on Amelia Island
Located on Amelia Island, Fort Clinch State Park features a secluded beach, historic fort, and nature trails, providing a perfect blend of history and natural beauty.
10. Blowing Rocks Preserve, Hobe Sound
Blowing Rocks Preserve offers a unique coastal experience with its limestone formations and crashing waves, providing a serene and uncrowded atmosphere.
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