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• Dog Days of Summer

  Written by Connie Langhorst No Comments
  Last Updated:: August 2, 2009
  

  August has arrived and we have entered the season referred to as “The Dog Days of Summer.”  Although the term has more to do with astronomy (and the “Dog Star,” Sirius), here in the South Gulf Beaches area and throughout Pinellas County, dogs, and pets of all kinds, reign supreme at this time of year.  Canines, companioned by human friends, have the luxury of carefree romping at County parks and beaches designated as being “pet friendly.”  The Dog Park and ...

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• The Bridge of Sighs

  Written by Libby Salamone No Comments
  Last Updated:: June 13, 2009
  

  Aaaah, It’s so good to be home…sigh. That’s  how the Tierra Verde Bridge became known as  The Bridge of Sighs .”  They say you can feel your blood pressure go down and you stress melt away when you cross that bridge…and if you still have your tie on, you’ll certainly take it off and wiggle your toes as you cross those sparkling blue waters. Click herefor information on Tierra Verde ...

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• Treasure Island

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl 3 Comments
  Last Updated:: May 5, 2009
  

  When Treasure Island residents cross over one of the three bridges to their barrier island homes, the tropical light, colorful foliage and the sound of seabirds in the air let them know they’ve arrived someplace very special. The three and a half-mile beach that fronts the Gulf of Mexico makes up the western boundary of Treasure Island. Narrow at both ends and wide in the middle, locals claim that it’s the widest beach on the Gulf Coast. At the north end is John’s Pass, with Ma...

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• Tierra Verde

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl No Comments
  Last Updated:: May 5, 2009
  

  At the southern tip of Pinellas County, where Tampa Bay meets the Gulf of Mexico, is a string of islands collectively called Tierra Verde. This exclusive, unincorporated area is home to some 5000 residents, with a little more than a third living in single family homes and the balance residing in condominiums and townhomes. Residents enjoy all the luxuries and conveniences right here with a wide range of restaurants, specialty shops, spa services, boutiques and more. The Tierra Verde Marina is a...

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• St. Pete Beach

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl 2 Comments
  Last Updated:: May 5, 2009
  

  The numbers tell the story of St. Pete Beach: of the some 20 square miles that comprise this barrier island community just a little over 2 square miles is land. The rest is water. Needless to say, this is a paradise for anyone who likes to sail, swim, fish or just enjoy the tranquility of waterfront living. Island Time Three bridges lead to this beautiful island with its soft white sand beaches, beautiful city parks, and an array of retail, restaurants and hotels that serve residents and accommo...

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• Redington Shores

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl No Comments
  Last Updated:: April 29, 2009
  

  The island community of Redington Shores offers sunrise views over Boca Ciega Bay to the east and breathtaking sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico to the west. Residents live in modern beach homes, luxury condos, or in lovely apartments or cozy cottages on quaint inland streets in an area covering only 200 acres. Surrounded with wide sandy beaches, 2,500 residents enjoy a lifestyle understandably focused around the water. In fact, a glimpse of water is literally never far away from just about anyone...

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• Redington Beach

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl 1 Comment
  Last Updated:: April 29, 2009
  

  This small residential community maintains a laidback atmosphere with plenty of private beaches and quaint neighborhoods. 1,700 residents enjoy four town parks, a community recreation area and a causeway that’s a favorite of fishermen.  The city prides itself on its “triangle” parks, small areas of colorful flowers and native foliage that adorn many city intersections. Measuring just one square mile in size, the city is surrounded by water - the Intracoastal Waterway on the ea...

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• North Redington Beach

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl No Comments
  Last Updated:: April 29, 2009
  

  North Redington Beach is a small island town known for the friendliness of those who live there and the beauty of its beaches. If you want to live surrounded by water, North Redington Beach will suit you well. Four land “fingers” extend into Boca Ciega Bay on the eastern side of the island, giving residents on each side of the streets a waterfront home, many with private boat slips in their own backyard. White sand beaches meet the sparkling waters of the Gulf of Mexico on the wester...

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• Madeira Beach

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl 2 Comments
  Last Updated:: April 29, 2009
  

  Madeira Beach is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other. Its residents either live on the water or within walking distance of it. In fact, watch the daily migration of people as they wander down to the water each night to view the spectacular sunset. With a population just under 5,000 people, Madeira Beach has a small town atmosphere and a largely residential feel. Families are in the minority here, as many Madeira Beach households are retirees or e...

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• Indian Shores

  Written by Mathias Bergendahl No Comments
  Last Updated:: April 29, 2009
  

  The quiet little town of Indian Shores averages just about a block in width and a mere 19 city blocks in length, but a ton of beauty is packed into this small community. The beaches are wide and pristine, with soft white sand and lovely sunset views. Parks and pavilions dot the landscape. At Town Square Nature Park, you can meander through lush mangroves on a boardwalk that traverses the natural landscape and ends at a fishing pier. The Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary, a non-profit agency dedicated t...

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