Community Overview

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Belleair
Overlooking Clearwater Harbor, Belleair attracts architecture buffs with its distinctive homes ranging from cottages to mansions. Stately grandfather oaks line the wide streets. Read more

Belleair Beach
Recreation is a natural in this residential beachfront community. Four beach accesses and 11 parks showcase the area’s natural beauty. Read more

Belleair Bluffs
A gateway to the beaches on the Gulf of Mexico, this diminutive community is perched on the edge of the Intracoastal Waterway. Read more

Belleair Shore
Tiny in size but huge in appeal, Belleair Shore holds just 61 properties – all of them fronting the Gulf of Mexico – on one mile of beach. Read more

Clearwater
Home to an aquarium, an extensive bike trail and a waterfront park that stages numerous concerts, Clearwater is just across the bridge from Clearwater Beach. Read more

Clearwater Beach
This beach resort town is rightfully famous – its three miles of white sandy beach are packed with enough activities to tire out even the most energetic visitor. Read more

Dunedin
Rich in Scottish heritage, Dunedin invites visitors and residents to stroll its walkable downtown and peruse charming galleries, shops and restaurants. Read more

Gulfport
Ride the trolley around this community with a strong arts vibe and take a swing dance class at the historic Gulfport Casino Ballroom. Read more

Indian Rocks Beach
A beach community with nostalgic charm, Indian Rocks Beach accommodates visitors with beach cottages and small inns. Read more

Indian Shores
Stroll the boardwalk and enjoy Florida flora and fauna in the wild, then head to the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary to see injured wildlife being rehabilitated. Read more

Kenneth City
Only seven-tenths of a square mile, residential Kenneth City is centrally located about 5 miles north of St. Petersburg and near the Gulf’s white sand beaches.

Largo
Learn about Florida history in Largo, home to Pinewood Cultural Park and Heritage Village with its 28 historic structures. Read more

Madeira Beach
Known as the Grouper Capital of the World, Madeira Beach is home to John’s Pass Historic Fishing Village & Boardwalk and its 100-plus shops and restaurants. Read more

North Redington Beach
With a good mix of condominiums, apartments, hotels and motels, North Redington Beach has plenty of welcome mats set out for visitors. Read more

Oldsmar
With more parks per square mile than any other Florida city, Oldsmar appeals to nature lovers, and its Tampa Bay Downs brings in horse-racing enthusiasts. Read more

Ozona
Savor the fresh seafood and enjoy the quiet community atmosphere of Ozona, just minutes from the 8,500-acre Brooker Creek Preserve. Read more

Palm Harbor
Golf enthusiasts flock to Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club, and fishermen take to the Gulf of Mexico or Lake Tarpon for saltwater and freshwater fishing. Read more

Pass-a-Grille Beach
Savor a slice of Old Florida along Pass-a-Grille’s wide beaches, on its quiet streets and in its unique shops and arts festivals. Read more

Pinellas Park
Flowering crape myrtle trees here bloom all summer. The town celebrates its agricultural roots with the Country in the Park festival and International Harvest Festival.

Redington Beach
Ride the Beach Trolley to this town’s beaches, parks, causeway and community recreation area with basketball courts and a playground. Read more

Redington Shores
Get a different perspective on this town’s fabulous beaches: Stroll out the Redington Long Pier, and watch the fishermen and the abundant seabirds. Read more

Safety Harbor
The town may not hold the Fountain of Youth, but it is home to the Safety Harbor Resort & Spa and a charming downtown area. Read more

Seminole
Enjoy a picnic under shady oak trees in 250-acre Lake Seminole Park, try your hand fishing on Lake Seminole or launch your canoe at Boca Ciega Millennium Park.

South Pasadena
Take a stroll along the town’s waterfront streets, and be sure not to miss the treats at Ted Peters Famous Smoked Fish, a local landmark.

St. Pete Beach
Looking for a lively beach resort? Quiet, undeveloped shoreline? The famous Pink Palace or nostalgic small inns? They’re all in St. Pete Beach, voted TripAdvisor's No. 1 Beach in the U.S. and No. 5 in the world for 2012. Read more

St. Petersburg
Come to this cosmopolitan city on Tampa Bay and drink in its world-class museums, Major League Baseball, 100-plus parks and enchanting entertainment. Read more

Tarpon Springs
Immerse yourself in the Greek culture of this riverfront town, from its famous sponge docks to the tantalizing aromas of its many tavernas. Read more

Tierra Verde
The jewel in Tierra Verde’s crown is Fort De Soto Park – 1,136 acres of award-winning beaches, paved bike trails, fishing piers, paddling trails and a historic fort. The park's most recent accolade: Parents magazine named it America's best family beach in 2011. Read more

Treasure Island
The real treasure of this friendly community is its three-mile-long beach, lined with the hotels, restaurants and attractions that make for a perfect family vacation. Read more