Florida's Atlantic Coast Beaches

This African-American beach lies along Florida's East Coast between Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island Plantation.

Atlantic Beach is one of three that comprise Jacksonville's oceanfront.

A stretch of sand along the south end of New Smyrna Beach on Florida's East Coast that provides a mixed bag of beach experiences.

Just an hour east of Orlando and the attractions is the closest beach, and it's the hippest, happening, all-around place that has surf!

Daytona Beach is not just the spring break capital of Florida - it is a great destination for families where you can drive right on the beach and activities are plentiful.

Daytona Beach, Florida is a big beach with big fun for all ages!

This well-preserved city at the northern end of Amelia Island, Florida's northern-most barrier island, marks the beginning of Florida's "First Coast."

Often called the "Peaceful Beach," because of lack of interest from the outside world, Flagler's beach is a well-kept secret.

It is the Intracoastal Waterway – stretching south to Miami – and the waterfront homes which dot it, that have earned Greater Fort Lauderdale its reputation as the "Venice of America."

The Art Deco District at Miami's South Beach is the world's most in-vogue neighborhood. If you want to see celebs, this is the place to be!

Playalinda Beach is one of the few areas in Florida where nude sunbathing is still a practice.

This upscale resort development is located at the south end of Fernandina Beach on Florida's East Coast.