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Most Beautiful Beaches in Florida — East Coast
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items The most beautiful beaches on Florida's Atlantic coast — from Fernandina down to the Keys.
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We start at the very top of Florida — 13 miles of dunes and quiet sand where my kids can actually hear themselves think, which lasts about four minutes.
Fernandina Beach
This is Jacksonville's secret — wild, empty, gorgeous sand with nobody trying to sell you anything, just the way a beach day with six kids should start.
Little Talbot Island State Park
Beach in the morning, 450 years of history in the afternoon — I film here and still stop mid-sentence for that wide golden sand.
St Augustine Beach
Okay, she's not the quiet one — she's the ICON: miles and miles of hard-packed sand so wide my whole crew can spread out and still lose a flip-flop.
Daytona Beach
Daytona's chiller little sister — same gorgeous packed sand, way less chaos, and the surfers give my kids free entertainment all day.
New Smyrna Beach,
No buildings, no boardwalk, no noise — just 24 miles of wild Florida sand, and if you're lucky, a rocket going up behind your beach photos.
PLAYALINDA Beach
Treasure Coast slow-down energy — pretty sand, gentle pace, and the kind of beach morning where nobody is in a rush, including me for once.
Vero Beach
The Atlantic built my toddlers a bathtub — calm, shallow, reef-protected water where Frank can splash without a wave taking him out, and I can snorkel five feet away.
Bathtub Beach | Martin County Florida
This is NOT your flat Florida beach — giant limestone rocks and the ocean literally blowing 50 feet in the air, my kids think Mother Nature is showing off.
Blowing Rocks Preserve - The Nature Conservancy
Fancy-pants beautiful — golden sand, turquoise-edge water, and mansions behind me while I'm eating gas-station snacks out of my beach bag like a regular mom.
Palm Beach
Voted Florida's BEST beach and owner of the clearest, bluest water in the Southeast — and it's two seconds from Atlantic Ave when the kids demand food, which is immediately.
Delray Beach
Polished and pretty — that curvy white wave wall, palms everywhere, clear water, and enough sand that six kids still can't take up the whole beach.
Fort Lauderdale Beach
That Broadwalk is my love language — over two miles of palm-lined strolling with the beach on one side and snacks on the other, stroller-friendly the whole way.
Hollywood Beach | Hollywood, FL - Official Website
She's famous for a reason — white sand, turquoise water, Art Deco candy colors behind you; it's loud, it's extra, it's gorgeous, and yes I still bring the kids early before it wakes up.
South Beach
Fifteen minutes from Miami and it feels like old Florida — soft sand, clear water, and a lighthouse from 1825 photobombing every single picture in the best way.
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Road-trip finale in the KEYS — real white sand and glass-clear turquoise water so shallow the little ones can wade forever, with that old bridge making every photo look like a postcard.
Bahia Honda State Park