Explore the beachside setting in Belleair Beach
The beaches and other outdoor surroundings create an inviting atmosphere in Belleair Beach. This city's bird watching, skiing and sporting events draw many visitors. John's Pass Village & Boardwalk and Tropicana Field are just a couple of the must-sees in the area. Whether you're planning a family vacation, friends trip or romantic retreat, HomeAway has a great selection of vacation homes. Many rentals come with a full kitchen and separate dining area, perfect if you need a space for entertaining.
Fun in the sun, sports, shopping and so much more
The Gulf Coast offers something for everyone, from romantic beach strolls to family-friendly attractions. The hustle and bustle of Clearwater Beach, perfect for shopping and eating, is a short drive or bus trip to the north. Families will enjoy a trip to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Smugglers Cove Adventure Golf, or maybe even take in a baseball game at Tropicana Field (April through September). Sportsmen can get a round in at 1 of the area golf courses. Couples can relish a quiet walk along the beach or drink in the local flora at the Florida Botanical Gardens.
Sand and sea without the need to be seen
Belleair Beach is the place to be for those vacationers who don't want to be in "The Place to Be." Unlike other area beaches with busy vendors, watersports, and large crowds, this stretch of sand is quiet and blissfully underused. The gulf provides stunning views and you may spy a pod of dolphins swimming by. Looking for a break from the tranquility? Head to Clearwater Beach, just 15 minutes to the north. You'll find a bevy of restaurants and nightclubs, plus recreational fun like water-skiing and parasailing.
Perfect temps all year - but don't forget your umbrella
While you're in Belleair Beach, you can expect comfortable temperatures with plenty of humidity, due to the fact the town is on a peninsula between Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Thermometers read above 80 most days between April and October, with winter lows never dropping much below 50. If you're planning a Belleair Beach vacation rental, make sure to bring an umbrella and sunblock; it rains on about a third of the days in this humid, subtropical climate, and the rainfall is quite unpredictable, with bright sun often poking out in between showers. Snow is extremely rare.
Sea life abounds in and around this Gulf town
With the Gulf of Mexico to the west and Tampa Bay to the east, Belleair Beach sits on a narrow jetty across the intercoastal waterway just west of the mainland, connected by Belleair Bridge. Because of this relative secludedness, while staying at a Belleair vacation rental it's not at all unusual to see sea turtle and seabird nesting sites along the shore, or to spot dolphins in the Gulf. Although Belleair Beach itself is only 2 miles long, it connects to Indian Rocks Beach to the south and Sand Key Park to the north.
How to get to and around Belleair Beach
The nearest airport is in Tampa Intl. Airport (TPA), located 19.2 mi (30.9 km) from the city center. If you can't find a flight that's convenient for your trip, you can also fly into St. Petersburg-Clearwater Intl. Airport (PIE), which is 9.4 mi (15.1 km) away.
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