Experience the aquarium and see why it's among the top aquariums in the world. With more than 20,000 aquatic plants and animals from Florida and around the world! The Florida Aquarium allows you to go on scenic tours of the bay were you can see bottlenose dolphins and the endangered manatees right in the bay, or if that isn't exciting enough you can go swimming with the fish inside the aquarium. And for those adventurous people ages 15 and older you can go swimming with the sharks! There is something to do for everyone of all ages, check out the schedule of fish feedings and watch the feeding frenzy begin... More >>>

Dinosaur World is an outdoor dinosaur museum with over 150 life size dinosaurs. Visitors can also sift through sand in search of authentic fossils to take home in the Fossil Dig, uncover a life size dinosaur skeleton in the Boneyard, cross into Deinoychus Island, learn at the indoor Prehistoric Museum, enter the Carnivore Boardwalk if they dare, see a movie about dinosaurs and have a subterranean picnic at the Caves, stroll through the Skeleton Garden, enjoy the playground, picnic areas...  More >>>

BayWalk is a shopping, dining and entertainment establishment located in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. The complex, which opened in the fall of 2000, includes 73,000 square feet of retail space plus an 80,000-square-foot movie theater owned by Muvico Theaters, LLC.

The two-story, open-air shopping center offers well-known franchise and locally-owned shops and restaurants, as well as a number of service-oriented businesses, providing an eclectic visiting experience. It is a full day of fun for everyone, even the family. Shop, eat and have a god time all in one area in this open-air shopping center... More >>>

Currently Big Cat Rescue is home to over 150 large, exotic cats. Most of whom have backgrounds of abuse, neglect and abandonment. Big Cat Rescue is proud to offer guided tours on Monday through Friday at 9:00 a.m. and again at 3:00 p.m. for adults and children 10 and over. These are walking tours and take about an hour and a half and the cost is $20.00 per person. On Saturday they offer tours at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 1:30 p.m. for adults and children 10 and over. You can sign up for a Two for One Pass by visiting there official web site. They also now offer feeding tours, night tours and Keeper for a day tours... More >>>

That’s why we exist. In an average year, CMA responds to many dolphin, whale, and otter strandings and hundreds of sea turtle strandings. Rescued animals are brought back to CMA for immediate treatment and rehabilitation with the hopes of returning them back to their natural environment. After the best care available, many animals are released. Some cannot be released and depend on CMA for their longevity. Their stories are touching, inspiring and remarkable.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium is not a typical aquarium. It’s a 501(c)(3) working aquarium providing medical treatment for marine animals - an animal hospital that you can visit!... More >>>

If you're ready for a rod bending, reel screaming, adrenaline pumping good time, then get onboard Offshore Hustler for the ultimate St. Petersburg deep sea fishing experience! Fishing reefs, wrecks, hard bottom, ledges, springs, and weed lines in depths from 60-200 feet plus, for Grouper - Snapper - Amberjack - Kingfish - Cobia - Mackerel - Tuna Mahi - Mahi - Shark - Barracuda. Fish can run, but they can't hide from the "OffShore Hustlers!" Offshore Hustler specializes in deep sea fishing St. Petersburg, FL charters that cater to all skill levels, from the Novice to the Advanced Angler. Get on board and experience the finest fishing the Gulf of Mexico has to offer! If you're ready for a rod bending, reel screaming... More >>>

Caladesi Island is the home of Caladesi Island State Park. The island was once part of Honeymoon Island to the north until a hurricane in 1921 split the island in two. The island is accessible only by boat, either private boat or by the Caladesi Ferry Service departing from Honeymoon Island. Caladesi Island has 3 miles of absolutely beautiful Gulf beaches with shallow, clear, calm waters. Actually, if you don't mind walking a good distance you can actually walk to Caladesi Island from Clearwater Beach. From Pier 60 it's a little more than an hour's walk. After taking the relaxing boat ride from Honeymoon Island (you'll probably see some dolphins on the way over), you will cruise through some thick mangrove forests (called a mangle) before disembarking at the marina located on the bay side of the island right in front of the concession where you can buy food or drink... More >>>

Sand Key Park was opened to the public August 1984. Ninety-five acres are located on Sand Key, a barrier island between the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida mainland. Clearwater Pass, leading from the Gulf to the Intracoastal waterway, separates the park from the popular resort area of Clearwater Beach. The park welcomes more than one million each year. This park has two distinct areas—a beach and a park. In the park proper are two picnic shelters with grills, a playground, and a restroom. A dog park was added in 2003. Grills, picnic tables, and water fountains are but a few amenities. The beach area boasts cabana rentals, 2 beach wheel-chairs, 9 outdoor shower towers to rinse beach sand off, and two bath houses with separate changing stalls and restrooms. A lifeguard is on duty 9:00AM – 5:00PM daily on a seasonal basis from March to September for swimmers enjoying the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico... More >>>

Established in 1963, Fort De Soto County Park is a favorite destination for tourists and an honored tradition with area residents. At 1,136 acres, it is the largest park within the Pinellas County Park System. Although annual park attendance averages more than 2.7 million visitors a year, those familiar with the area can still manage to avoid the crowds and enjoy a peaceful stroll along the Gulf of Mexico. Covering five interconnected islands, the park boasts seven miles of waterfront, including three miles of beautiful, white sand beach. There is ample parking, multiple playgrounds for kids, an 800-foot long boat launching facility with 11 floating docks, two fishing piers, more than a dozen group picnic shelters and a 6.8-mile asphalt recreation trail. The fort itself – yes, it’s still there – features a 12-inch mortar battery, two British breech-loading rapid fire rifles of 1890 vintage and a Quartermaster Storehouse Museum... More >>>