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    Clearwater Beach Visitor Information Center

    3.0 (1 review)

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    The St Pete Store and Visitor Center

    The St Pete Store and Visitor Center

    4.8(5 reviews)
    18.4 miDowntown St. Petersburg

    This was one of our first stops during our four day visit to St. Petersburg, Florida. We just…read morewanted to to get our bearings and the lay of the land. Monica was extremely informative, made great recommendations, and just was a big friendly welcome to St. Petersburg. This started our entire vacation off on a very positive note. Awesome associate. There is a historic St. Petersburg self-guided tour book that they offer for free. Not sure how they do it; but, it's complementary. The book notes the history of many of the old buildings that were built during the 1920s boom of Florida. This is a must-visit for anyone visiting St. Petersburg. There is a Looper stop right in front of the visitor center.

    My husband and I recently found ourselves making an unscheduled stop in St. Petersburg, FL for a…read moreday. We had just arrived from Chicago late the previous night. We didn't know anything about St. Petersburg, but figured the Visitors Center was the best place to begin. We were not disappointed! The staff was very welcoming, even offering to place our luggage in a secure spot. We were advised to take the tour bus around the city to get oriented. We did take the bus, but also did quite a bit of walking as the weather was beautiful. We took in the sights at The St. Pete Pier, and had a wonderful meal at Fresco's Waterfront Bistro. Many thanks to Shelli, Visitors Center manager, for helping us make the most of our brief time in St. Petersburg. So many things to see and do there. We wish we could've stayed longer!

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    Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park - Front Entrance To The Park

    Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park

    4.6(246 reviews)
    58.8 mi

    We love experiencing these animal rescue venues that are near and dear to our heart. This park is…read moreno exception. Sadly, due to the hurricane devastation two years ago, they are still recovering getting back to where the park used to be. This should not deter you since there is plenty to see and do. We wanted to take the boat tour, but due to current drought conditions that was not available on the day we came. Karen and I highly recommend this for all ages from 8-80 and between. You will not be disappointed! as the second wildlife park in our month long stay in Florida. We surely enjoy

    Originally, we road-tripped north almost 2 hours to experience a rare opportunity to swim amongst…read moremanatees in a natural setting. When we arrived we found out that the manatees had migrated away from the springs about 2.5 weeks ago. Disappointed we drove about 6 miles south and happened upon Homosassa Springs State Park, where they have 3 resident manatees that live in the springs year round. This small state park, was devastated by the hurricane several years ago. They have photos showing how high the waters were and many buildings are still closed. We had to wait for the tram to take us across the way to the park, they also have a boat to get there in a unique way. However, the water was too low to enjoy the boat ride. The park has about 3-4 manatees during the off season and you just have to look for them as they live in a natural setting. Eventually we found them a bit down river from the springs. Once in a while you'd see their nose pop up for air. They are such beautiful creatures. There is also a small zoo with a black bear, flamingoes, a white tailed deer, reptile case, an array of birds, and a variety of wild cats. They used to have a hippo but she died about 10 months ago. Definitely worth the $13 entry fee. It's a cute and well maintained park that is about at 75% of its operating capacity due to closed buildings that have not yet been renovated following Hurricane Milton. Although, we were disappointed to miss out on a once in a lifetime experience to *actually* swim amongst manatees, being able to see them in their natural habitat was truly special.

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