We've been to Venice Beach numerous times. It's a huge beach and typically there is a lot of…read moreparking available. Unfortunately, we went this past weekend and forgot that it was Spring Break. It took us a while to find parking, but other than that... great experience as always. Lots of beach front to set up your chairs, etc. Lots of people shark tooth hunting. We found a few. You can always grab a drink or snack at Sharky's.

First time at Venice Beach and I understand the hype! By far probably one of the prettiest and…read morecleanest beaches I've been to. Clear waters, not super busy but busy enough, and lots of people shark tooth hunting. The sand is more beige and darker than Siesta Key, also more coarse but I really didn't mind it.

We visited Manasota Key Beach this past weekend and only stayed for a little while because it was…read moregetting so incredibly packed. We were lucky enough to find parking pretty quickly and close to the walkway to the beach. We started walking towards the beach and as soon as we got out of the mangroves, we saw how busy it actually was. It was tricky finding a spot on the beach, but we did a little down the way. The water was still freezing, even though it was super hot outside and people of course were looking for shark teeth everywhere. I found a few teeth until my shifter broke and decided to stay for a little longer and then headed towards Siesta Key. It was so busy as soon as we left someone filled our spot. It is a beautiful beach and definitely worth a trip if you haven't been.

This local beach is one of my favorites. When you want the convenience of amenities such as a…read morerestroom, water fountain (with filtered water bottle refill feature), showers to clean off sand after, and a short walk to the beach from the parking lot this is the spot. I enjoy the nearby adjacent parking as well as the facilities here. The walkway/concrete surrounding the building is embedded with sharks teeth of varying sizes and even a few megladon teeth! Speaking of sharks teeth, I always find a good amount at this beach which I enjoy. I like the vibe here and I look forward to my days spent here. I will continue to patronize this beach.

Now the road is closed down after the Hurricane but from Venice you can walk down to this beach and…read moreit's a nice walking and along the way you can definitely find shark teeth and beautiful sea shells. PS: if you come during midday, please be prepared that the sand is extremely hot walking towards the ocean. Especially in the summer!! We came here this past weekend and stayed until sunset it was a beautiful view, and the water was perfect. Probably found about 50 short teeth, sifting, and walking on land. It's a great beach for the kids as long as the water is not too rough.

A friend and I brought the kids here for a beach day in hopes to find some sharks teeth. We showed…read moreup a little later so parking wasn't too difficult. I was warned it would be hard to find parking, but we lucked out. We walked to the part of the beach we wanted then stepped on the sand. In our sandals. The sand was so hot. Not a little hot so just keep moving and you will be fine. It was so hot that two of the kids refused to run across the sand the 15 feet to the water. I was surprised none of us had blisters from the hot sand touching our feet. Somehow we made it to the water and all rejoiced in the cool water soothing our skin. Once we all started feeling better, we walked down to a part of the beach that was not as populated and set up camp. After an hour of swimming, we started looking for sharks teeth. It is harder than it seems. Then again, I wasn't into it as much as the kinds. We did find a dozen or so small teeth which made the kids happy. 03.02.25

This Beach is beautiful. Free parking, Life Guards on duty, easy walk from parking to beach, snack…read morebar is available. The water is beautiful here. Really enjoyed my time here.

Lots of parking, easy access to the beach, showers that actually work, snack bar…read more Beach is beautiful and good shark tooth hunting

Venice Fishing Pier This pier is kin of cool. It has a bait…read moreshop, Fish Cleaning Stations, Fishing Rod Holders, and Benches throughout the Pier. This Pier had some work done it after the hurricanes and its safe and easy to walk on. It's free to walk out on it and the views are spectacular. While we were out on it, we saw a Dolphin playing in the surf. This pier is a great place for pictures, and we took plenty of then. One end of this pier starts at Sharky's Restaurant and ends with lots of Fishing spots. You can walk from one end to the other easily. Make sure you take a walk out on this pier just for pics. Follow me On FB For More Reviews & Fun Gulf Coast Terry

We came to find shark teeth and boy did we. There is ample free parking, which is rare for Florida…read morebeaches. We arrived early and didn't have issues, but if you come late it will be busy. They also have a bathrooms in the parking lot and outdoor showers to rinse off. The beach is nice, but the sand is pretty rough and filled with broken shells. The fishing pier is just a pier where you can walk out and fish if you want. There is a little stand that sells bait, snacks, and souvenirs. Overall a nice place to check out for shark teeth and shells.

We tried to go to Casperson beach, but there was zero parking (10:30 AM). So we headed back to…read moreBrohard Beach, where we did find parking. We have never seen these beaches so slammed. We know now to avoid the beach on Easter Friday! That aside, we did find some shark's teeth, which was nice. The sand is not as pretty as other beaches in SWFL, but the water was pretty. The waves were pretty strong, but people were still in the water. The beach was packed, especially when we left around 2:30. We would return, but still prefer Casperson beach while in Venice.

So glad that Shark Frenzy told us to venture out here to search for shark teeth. We left with about…read more30+ shark teeth over about 5 hours of searching in the waves. SO much fun and we adored the fact that this beachside is dog-friendly which made the beach day that more interesting and fun. Clean area and plenty of parking. There is a drive-up water and restroom station too!

Great secluded spot for a sunrise swim. The picnic tables are perfect for a sunset happy hour…read more Clean bathroom, available trash cans, and plenty of parking make this the perfect spot for a day at the beach!

Lovely quiet little beach access area a short distance before the Venice Pier and Sharky's…read more Bathrooms, picnic shelter, outdoor shower, and water fountain are among the deluxe amenities. Lovely beach. Shelters along the boardwalk. Small parking lot but Brohard (dog beach) and main lier parking are also along the same stretch of beach with more parking.

This is a Shell pickers dream beach! Free parking, lots of shells, and clean bathrooms. Winning!read more

I love visiting different Florida beaches with the hubs. North Jetty Beach is located along the…read moreGulf of Mexico in a small town called Nokomis. It's mostly soft white sand with some shelly areas, which are great for shelling and looking for shark teeth. The blue green water is very clear and serene. For your convenience, they have plenty of free parking, clean bathrooms, and a concession serving hot dogs, burgers, cheesesteaks, ice cream, and beverages. Less than a 1.5 hr drive from Tampa, making it a nice day or weekend trip.

The paw Park is amazing. We've been here many times and never have had a bad experience. Most…read morepeople are very polite and will clean up any mess Their dog may leave behind. There are a few I've seen that don't pick up their dogs poop. We've always experienced nice kind people and the dogs just seemed to come around you. We have a little Australian Shepherd and she loves the Paw Park. She has never had any issues with any of the dogs, regardless of size? I highly recommend the dog beach as we call it.

Love coming here with my dogs for 20+ years. There is ample parking. Access is through either the…read morelarge dog gates or the small dog gates. A few picnic benches are available and there is even a dog wash area. To access the beach go down the sidewalk and over the boardwalk to the other side of the dune. There is about a 75 yard wide section of the beach where your dogs can roam. It's tough for large dogs to really get a long run. If you want that this beach is not for you. To do that you have to go to a non-lifeguard beach access in OBX.