The start of a new day, watching the sunrise on the turquoise ocean while sipping the morning coffee in the bedroom. The early morning stroll or jugging in the powder sugar sand or marvel at the sunset and the seagulls’ dance after a long day on the West Coast of Florida. Building sandcastles is an exciting task for adults, too, and a volleyball game in the sand is also an invitation for a fun little challenge. The music of the ocean waves provides an excellent way to unwind. Indeed, Florida is pampering us daily offering watersports, events by the sea, or scrumptious meals in restaurants by the water.

The beaches substitute the yard in waterfront properties! Beach club membership comes as an amenity with condominiums or apartments. Umbrellas, sunbeds, towels waiting for beachgoers, and in many places, they can rent kayaks, jet skis, bikes or toys. When they get hungry, a meal is just an app away, and can be delivered from the building.

Transporting owners and guests by golf carts is an easy and fast way to reach the beach from the building a few blocks away.

Needless to say, ocean and waterfront properties are real gems in the real estate market!

People can enjoy Florida’s sunshine, subtropical climate, and pleasant breezes from countless types of vessels. Because the Sunshine State has more shoreline than any of the other contiguous United States, there are an abundance of ships and yachts.

Boaters can dine at restaurants in marinas that are reachable by ship (like marinas in Sarasota, for instance). Pleasant sightseeing yachts depart from the marinas and offer passengers the opportunity to marvel at unobstructed sunsets while they enjoy delicious meals (e.g., Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Ft. Myers, Marco Island etc.). Yachts can be rented to celebrate parties, weddings, or holidays with friends and loved ones.

Travelers can discover Florida’s cities by sailing from port to port, or they can appreciate marine life by embarking on dolphin or manatee tours (e.g., Florida Aquarium, Tarpon Springs etc). Many waterfront properties feature yacht marinas (e.g., Apollo Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa), where the boat owners can dock their vessels on their own properties and set sail whenever they please.