Treasure Island Beach
Most parts of this beach are uncommonly wide, and an ADA beach access mobility mat extends roughly 500 feet toward the Gulf.
Treasure Island Florida Visitor Guide
Treasure Island brings several named communities together in one city, with a wide beach and a distinct southern shoreline at Sunset Beach. Use this guide to compare the two beach areas and find the town’s rental rules if you own a property here.
Sunset Beach
At the island’s southern end, a boardwalk encircles the tip near the meeting of Blind Pass and the Gulf.
How did Treasure Island become one city?
Treasure Island, Boca Ciega, Sunshine Beach and Sunset Beach were incorporated as the City of Treasure Island on May 3, 1955. That history helps explain why the city name covers more than one beach area. For background on the place, you can read about Treasure Island.
For a visit, think of the beach choices by the kind of day you want. Treasure Island Beach is described as uncommonly wide in most parts, giving you room to spread out. Sunset Beach has a different shoreline setting at the island’s southern end.
Which Treasure Island beaches should you visit?
At Treasure Island Beach, the city has installed an ADA beach access mobility mat. It extends roughly 500 feet toward the Gulf and is 6 feet wide. These dimensions can help you plan, but check the current beach conditions and access details before your visit. See the Treasure Island Beach guide for more beach information.
Sunset Beach is at the southern tip of Treasure Island, where a 5/10-mile boardwalk encircles the island’s end. Blind Pass and the Gulf of Mexico meet there, and the area is known for fishing and strolling. Read the Sunset Beach guide to focus your plans on this shoreline.
What should Treasure Island rental owners check?
Before renting a property, check its address and current requirements with the town. Start with the Treasure Island rental rules and confirm requirements that apply to your specific property.
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