Tiki Gardens is the Indian Shores landmark on Gulf Boulevard, with beach access next to the old gardens site and nearby public parking. Indian Shores sits between Redington Shores and Indian Rocks Beach. The beach is a straight Gulf strip; restaurants and the seawall park are on the east side of Gulf Blvd.
Amenities:
Restrooms
Activities:
Swimming
Sunbathing
Crowd Levels:
Low crowds provide a calm, relaxing atmosphere.
Beach Access:
Free parking with direct beach access.
Sand Description:
Fine Gulf sand, a short walk from Gulf Blvd parking. Flatter than Sand Key; light shell hash near the wrack line.
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