• Why are sandy beaches less common in the Florida Keys?
    • The Florida Keys are home to coral reefs, offering amazing opportunities for scuba divers and snorkelers but also preventing the sand build-up and erosion that usually create natural sandy beaches.
  • Are there sandy beaches in the Florida Keys?
    • Yes! There are also beaches that are sandy on the different keys that provide plenty of sun and water fun.

1. Anne's Beach

Anne's Beach
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2. Calusa Beach

Calusa Beach
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3. Coco Plum Beach

Coco Plum Beach
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4. Curry Hammock State Park

Curry Hammock State Park
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5. Dry Tortugas National Park

Dry Tortugas National Park
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6. Harry Harris Park

Harry Harris Park
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7. Higgs Beach

Higgs Beach
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8. Loggerhead Beach

Loggerhead Beach
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9. Long Key State Park

Long Key State Park
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10. Rest Beach

Rest Beach
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11. Sandspur Beach

Sandspur Beach
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12. Smathers Beach

Smathers Beach
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13. Sombrero Beach

Sombrero Beach
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14. Zachary Taylor State Park Beach

Zachary Taylor State Park Beach
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