3. Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island State Parks

DUNEDIN.   Although a causeway connects Honeymoon Island to the mainland, Caladesi is accessible only by boat. Nevertheless, both islands are undeveloped, boasting incredible natural scenery and plenty of opportunity to observe native flora and fauna. You'll also find picnicking facilities, nature trails and restrooms. Most folks come to swim, decompress, sunbathe, stroll, and search for shells, all of which are excellent on these undisturbed preserves. Fishing is also favorable, and if you've got dogs, Honeymoon allows them on the beach (with a leash). Ferries run every half-hour in winter and every hour in summer, beginning at 10am. Be aware that the ferry stops running between 4:30 and 6pm, depending on the number of visitors to the island. In addition, admission into the park is covered by paying the ferry admission.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Park  Daily 8am-Sunset Ferry  Daily 10am-6pm

Admission:

Ferry Adult $10; Child (4-12) $6 Visitor Owned Boat $5

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island State Parks website »

Type: Beaches, Outdoor Activities, Parks

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