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Siesta Beach offers... lush, white sands, azure waters, and stunning sunsets, but it is relatively secluded and quiet, as it has only one public access road. Located just south of Siesta Public Beach, the beach scene here tends to be more peaceful and private. At the southern tip of this beach is the Point of Rocks - a lovely snorkeling and diving area that is rich with coral rock formations as well as colorful and abundant marine life. Siesta Beach visitors staying in
nearby resorts, rentals and beach clubs rave (but only to
their closest friends) about Siesta Key's best “non-private
private” beach.
Source: Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce
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Beach parking is free, but close parking spaces are limited.
Additional free parking spaces are available for beachgoers at
the intersection of Beach Road and Midnight Pass.
Ideal for swimming.
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and sea surface temperature.
Adhere to the beach
flag warning system.
No smoking is
permitted on the beach.
No glass containers
permitted.
Campfires are not
permitted.
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Florida Department of Health Beach Water Sampling Results
(Siesta Key)
At Siesta Key
Beach, beach wheelchairs can be borrowed to help special needs
visitors cross the sand.
With the
exception of service animals, pets are not
permitted on the beach.
There are two
main shopping districts right on Siesta Key, each with a wide
variety of shops that carry merchandise ranging from gifts and
T-shirts to the finest haute couture to ice cream. Siesta Key
Village is located on the northwest side of the Key about one
block from the Gulf. The Siesta South Shopping area begins at
the Stickney Point Bridge and goes south along Midnight Pass
Road. From November to September our own Siesta Key Trolley
will take you from the southern-most part of the island to the
north end.
Source: SimplySiestaKey.com
Grills are available
to the public in designated areas.
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