Once known as Hog Island, Honeymoon Island's current name is drawn from a 1939 contest for newlyweds who won a two-week honeymoon stay here - and the subsequent honeymoon bungalows built as a result of the contest. This natural barrier island off the coast of Dunedin boasts four miles of soft beaches along with lush nature trails abundant with local flora and fauna - including endangered species such as the gopher tortoise. A portion of the Pinellas Trail running the length of the Dunedin Causeway leads to the scenic park, where you can indulge in fishing, swimming, snorkeling and beach picnics. Two cafés dish up tasty casual treats and sell beach supplies and souvenirs. Umbrellas, beach chairs, bikes and kayaks can also be rented and there's also a dog beach where Fido is welcome, as long as he's on a leash.