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Forget The Florida Keys: This Underrated Florida Island Has Equally Beautiful Beaches & Resorts
The Florida Keys may be iconic for its glorious weather and tropical vibes, but Florida is home to an underrated island which ...
Southern Living on MSN9h
The 6 Best Things To Do In Mexico Beach, Florida
Mexico Beach, Florida, isn't full of outlet malls, amusement parks, and high-rise hotels. But it is home to a gorgeous ...
Southern Living on MSN10d
14 Best Things To Do In WaterColor On Florida's 30A
Known for 30A's white sand beaches and clear-blue waters, WaterColor, Florida is full of scenic beaches, serene bike trails, ...
StyleBlueprint on MSN9d
5 Can’t-Miss Southern Water & Coastal Vacations
From white-sand beaches to lakefront views and even a riverwalk filled with shopping and dining, these five Southern ...
New York Post13d
‘Exercise caution’: Florida’s Gulf Coast sees health alerts triggered by red tide
Several beaches in Lee County are under a health alert, but general warnings stretch from around Tampa to the Keys. Florida Fish ... collected from along the Gulf Coast following hurricanes ...
WESH10d
Red tide detected along Florida coast
IT'S 100 SQUARE MILES OF RENT FLOATING ALONG THE GULF COAST ... ON VANDERBILT BEACH IN NORTH NAPLES. THE CROWDS WILL SHOW YOU. THERE'S ABSOLUTELY NO SIGNS OF RED TIDE IN THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT ...
Tampa Bay Times4d
Tar balls on South Florida beaches have dissipated on their own, Coast Guard says
The tar balls that washed up on South Florida beaches, from Hollywood to Palm Beach County ... water closing since the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. Gio Serrano, acting ocean ...
USA Today5d
Coast Guard investigating reports of tar balls washed up on Florida beaches
The U.S. Coast Guard is investigating after tar balls were seen washed up on southeast Florida beaches. The substances ... Enjoy your worry-free vacation: Best travel insurance policies “A ...
Sarasota Herald-Tribune7d
Red tide in 'kill zone' reported near some Florida beaches. What you should know
Red tide has waters off Southwest Florida in the "kill zone." Caused by the Karenia brevis organism, red tide is no stranger to Florida waters. They've been documented in the Gulf of Mexico ...