Indian Rocks Beach Florida

Along the Gulf of Mexico in central Pinellas County, you can take a great Florida vacation in a slice of paradise. This tropical oasis can be found along the beautiful beaches of Indian Rocks Beach. The city is made up of a broad mix of charming hotels, restaurants, and residential homes which line the primary access thoroughfare, Gulf Boulevard. Indian Rocks is the place to enjoy Florida's finest vacation activities: boating, sightseeing cruises, snorkeling, fishing, and long walks down the beach. This picturesque and active area is a super spot for your Florida vacation.

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	This family sure knows how to take advantage of the great beach sand along Indian Rocks Beach.
	Make sure you select a hotel that has a pool. They are great to enjoy the sun, and nighttime swims are so enjoyable.
	Indian Rocks Beach is central to the popular attractions of John's Pass Village, Tarpon Springs, and Madeira Beach.
	What a great spot to start the day!
	You can choose a cozy beachside hotel to call your home to paradise.
	After your beach day, be sure to head north to enjoy Sand Key Park and Clearwater Beach.
	Indian Rocks provides the perfect environment for a family vacation. Later in the day you can take a sunset boat cruise to top it off.
	The beaches around Pinellas County offer some of the best beach sand anywhere in Florida.
	From the beach you will notice all the boats cruising the Gulf. Public boat ramps are available at the Park Boulevard Boat Ramp and Belleair Beach Causeway.
	A popular activity is taking a long walk down the beautiful Indian Rocks shoreline.

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Gulf Towers Resort

What a nice florida beach vacation we had while visiting Indian Rocks Beach. Most of the time was spent boating, and in the evenings we hit some of the beach bars and went shopping. We stayed at the Gulf Towers Beach Resort, and being oceanside is the way to go. Surprisingly, you can get a hotel that sits beachside for less than $75 a night in the summer. The hotel is located at 404 Gulf Boulevard, and we rate the experience as very good.

Joe Brown, Lake City Florida

Hotel Discounts

Our family vacations to the Indian Rocks Beach area have been a blast. The fishing, dining, and boating options are just the best. Boater friendly restaurants are all over the place, which is good for us boaters. To the south, you should checkout Madeira Beach and John's Pass Village, two hot spots for fun and meeting up with others.

Sue Jones, Sirata Beach Resort

Seafood Restaurants

Our family just loves the fabulous seafood restaurants around Indian Rocks. The local chefs take full advantage of the fishing bounty. We love sampling some of the restaurant specialties including: stone crab claws, grouper, conch, and mahi mahi. Waterfront dining is just the best things to do.

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