The Chairman
Chairman of the Board
As long as white sandy beaches are essential, then there's a few places. If you've got to have that sugar sand and surf sounds, then go back up to Miami! All the sandy beaches down here are imported. There's a few in Key West and they're nice, but no real surf. Pennecamp has Canon Beach and a few other areas. Again: no surf though. Anne's Beach (20 miles or so south, ocean side) doesn't have surf either and the "sand" has lots and lots of clay in it. It kind of oozes through your toes. We do have lots of mangroves and plenty of places I really like: just don't forget skeeter juice for them and no-seeums. The keys are affectionately known as "the rock" to a lot of us because we live on a fossil reef.Hummmm, ok. So scratch shore diving off the list. What about public beaches. Let's say we want to take our Kindles and enjoy a relaxing afternoon and listen to the ocean. Thoughts on that?