• Are there natural beaches near Orlando?
    • It is hard to believe that so close to Orlando’s urban jungle, you can find such untamed wilderness, beaches left to turtles and crabs, ancient dunes protected by boardwalks, and unique wildlife.
  • What types of beaches can visitors find in Florida?
    • There are Florida beaches with all the amenities, lifeguards, and rentals, as well as quiet, pristine spots with some of the most beautiful sunsets in Florida.

1. Daytona Beach - 1 hour

Daytona Beach - 1 hour
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2. Cocoa Beach - 1 hour by car from Orlando

Cocoa Beach - 1 hour by car from Orlando
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3. White Sand Beaches in Florida - Caladesi Island State Park - 2 hours

White Sand Beaches in Florida - Caladesi Island State Park - 2 hours
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4. Canaveral National Seashore - 1 hour

Canaveral National Seashore - 1 hour
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5. Flagler Beach - 1.5 hours from Orlando

Flagler Beach - 1.5 hours from Orlando
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6. Melbourne - 1 hour 45 minutes

Melbourne - 1 hour 45 minutes
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7. Treasure Island - 2 hours

Treasure Island - 2 hours
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8. Clearwater Beach - 2 hours

Clearwater Beach - 2 hours
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9. New Smyrna Beach - 1 hour from Orlando

New Smyrna Beach - 1 hour from Orlando
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10. Fort De Soto Park - 2 hours

Fort De Soto Park - 2 hours
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11. St. Augustine Beach

St. Augustine Beach
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12. Bethune Beach

Bethune Beach
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