Things To Do
St. Petersburg Pier
This gleaming new attraction on the city’s picturesque waterfront promises limitless fun for everyone, from first-time visitors to long-time residents. Bryan and Ericka had their first date in this spot so it's a must see!
Sunken Gardens
St. Pete’s oldest living museum is a botanical paradise in the midst of the bustling city. The 100-year-old Sunken Gardens is home to some of the oldest tropical plants in the region. Meandering paths guide visitors through a living collection of more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers.
Gulfport
This is a hidden gem! Gulfport is a quiet beach town over looking the Boca Ciega Bay. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, art galleries and volley ball courts on the beach.
John's Pass Village & Boardwalk
Stroll the quaint, shaded streets of this sleepy fishing village, and explore over 100 unique retail shops. Satisfy cravings in nearly a dozen themed restaurants and cafés.
Fort De Soto County Park
Fort De Soto offers five interconnected islands and over 7 miles of waterfront for you to explore. Explore historic forts, kayak along the still shorelines, or watch for loggerhead sea turtles or more than 328 species of birds.
