What are some nice florida beaches with good weather in February?|188515

We need some nice beaches. We_re planning a trip. We don_t know where is good and where is not. we are clueless and just want to get tan.
Good weather is sunny and 60_s and above.

thanksya

You can try Clearwater or St Pete on the West coast of FL or Daytona or Cocoa Beach on the east. Feb might still be a little cool but as long as the sun is out you should be able to tan in Feb. The water might be a little chilly.

As a St. Pete resident I would have to agree with Josh, the Gulf Beaches (Clearwater, St. Pete Beach, Madeira Beach, etc) in Pinellas county are beautiful.

St Petersburg is nick named the _Sunshine City_ because we get an average of 360 days of sunshine each year. So if you choose to vacation here the weather will more than likely be _good._

You can find out more about the City of St. Pete using this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Petersb��


Pinellas county is home to Caladesi Island State Park which is America_s #1 Beach for 2008. The beach is located in Dunedin, Florida

More info about Caladesi Island:

http://www.floridastateparks.org/Calades��


Pinellas county is also home to Ft. Desoto Park which consistently ranks in America_s top 10 beaches. In 2005 it was ranked the #1 Beach in the nation.

More info about Ft. Desoto:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_De_Sot��


Siesta Beach in Sarasota is also very beautiful and is ranked #3 for best beaches in the U.S.


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I have personally been to all of the beaches I mentioned several times and you guys will not be disappointed. All of these beaches are also in very close proximity to St. Petersburg.

Nowhere in Florida is guaranteed to be warm in February. Just this month we_ve had a range from 32 degrees to 82 degrees. Really cold weather only really occurs a couple of weeks or so in the winter, but you never really know. It usually doesn_t last for more than a few days or so at a time. The farther south you go, the better chance you have of consistently warmer weather. Miami, the Keys, etc. would probably be the best bet.

If you just want the beach, and wimpy water, then the gulf is your best bet. But if you want the beach and, the ocean for surfing, body boarding, etc., and warmer water than the gulf then south Florida-- Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Boynton, Delray etc.