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Southerners are suckers for cities on the water, and the charming community of Stuart, Florida, is abundantly blessed on that front. The town of around 20,000 people happens to be situated on the St.

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Located on the western end of Florida's Panhandle, WaterSound is one of a collection of seaside communities known as 30A. The white, sandy beaches that decorate the coast of Florida are certainly no ...

Florida is living in a paradox. On paper, the state's tourism economy remains remarkably resilient. After welcoming a record 143.3 million visitors in 2025, Florida attracted another 39.9 million ...

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Tripadvisor has released its list of the best beaches in the world for 2025, with Siesta Beach in Florida ranking fourth Florida beaches dominated the US list, securing nuine spots in the top 25 Other ...

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Florida has added more than 421 million cubic yards of sand at a cost of nearly $2.5 billion Fort Pierce, called the "most-eroded beach in Florida," loses more sand each year than it did 30 years ago.