What it does have is scenic splendor, a calming sense of privacy, and unobstructed sunset views.This website uses cookies so that we can remember you and understand how you and other visitors use this website, and in order improve the user experience.īy using this website, you consent to the use of cookies in accordance with the terms of our Privacy Notice. Off the beaten path, this public beach has no parking lots or lifeguard. Their homestead is long gone, but the beauty that drew them to the land is very much present. Located on the northern tip of the island, this gorgeous stretch of sand is where the island’s founding family, chose to build their estate in 1892. If you’re yearning for that Robinson Crusoe feel, Bean Point Beach is your best bet. You’re also likely to spot local wildlife such as geckos, crabs, stingrays, and birds - including the remarkable frigatebird, famous for showboating males who inflate an enormous red pouch under their beaks when courting. You’ll see mangrove trees alongside thousands of native plant species. Get acquainted with the island’s unique ecosystem on this short walk through Leffis Key Preserve on an elevated wooden walkway. Bring a picnic, or fuel up at the Coquina Beach Cafe, which serves breakfast, fish tacos, and - for the grown-ups - frozen drinks at its tiki bar.
There are picnic tables, bathrooms, and a lifeguard, making it an ideal spot for families. Although more sedate than nearby Manatee Public Beach, which draws more crowds, Coquina Beach doesn’t scrimp on amenities. You won’t have trouble finding a spot for your towel on this serene beach with sand dunes and waving beach grass.
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