St. Pete/Clearwater for active families
Planning the perfect family holiday for clients? Check out the top picks of places to stay and things to do with the family in St. Pete/Clearwater:
Dolphin Spotting Boat Tour – Spotting the marine life in its natural habitat is one of the top ways to spend your time in St. Pete/Clearwater. Head over to Dolphin Quest, The Little Toot or if you’re looking for pirate themed games and activities while watching dolphins, be sure to visit Captain Memo’s Pirate Cruise.
St. Pete Pier – At St. Pete’s new pier which opened in summer 2020, you’ll be provided with hours of fun for including a splash pad, playground, walking paths, an open-air market, a nature discovery centre, Spa Beach and tons of dining options.
Highland Family Aquatic Centre – The aquatic centre is a family friendly mini-waterpark providing a wide variety of experiences for children. Take on the 214 feet corkscrew slide, the three-story speed slide or play a match of water basketball or volleyball.
RumFish Beach Resort by TradeWinds – RumFish Beach Resort features a treasure trove of games. Play a round of mini golf, play life-sized chess or hit the sand for a game of beach volleyball. Enjoy a paddleboat ride or make a souvenir to take home to family and friends. Guests can also enjoy unlimited rides on the High Tide Water Slide.
Sirata Beach Resort – The newly completed transformation of the Sirata Beach Resort is full of activities. Don’t miss the new Sprouts Splash Zone where kids can play in the sea turtle inspired water feature, or join crafting activities. For all ages – enjoy yoga, beach volleyball, ultimate frisbee and even belly flop competitions.
Sandpearl Resort – The Sandpearl is one of Clearwater Beach’s favourite family resorts. In addition to the beachfront setting, they have their very own children’s club – Camp Ridley. Enjoy nature walks, scavenger hunts and arts and crafts.
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