Must Do Sarasota Visitor Guide Summer/Fall 2019
At Must Do Visitor Guides we believe the best experiences in life are better when shared, and so we do. Inside this Sarasota Summer/Fall 2019 issue, you will find over one hundred well-researched and carefully curated standout things to do so you can make the most of your visit to Sarasota, Siesta Key, Venice, Longboat and Lido Key, Florida. Everything from major attractions to awe-inspiring tours or family activities conveniently arranged in our Must Do directories. Our dining and nightlife recommendations take the guesswork out of where to find a great meal or drink while on vacation. You can make your experience here even more spectacular with our valuable deals and coupon savings.
At Must Do Visitor Guides we believe the best experiences in life are better when shared, and so we do. Inside this Sarasota Summer/Fall 2019 issue, you will find over one hundred well-researched and carefully curated standout things to do so you can make the most of your visit to Sarasota, Siesta Key, Venice, Longboat and Lido Key, Florida. Everything from major attractions to awe-inspiring tours or family activities conveniently arranged in our Must Do directories. Our dining and nightlife recommendations take the guesswork out of where to find a great meal or drink while on vacation. You can make your experience here even more spectacular with our valuable deals and coupon savings.
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<strong>Sarasota</strong> County has 35 miles of beaches along the Gulf of Mexico. Challenge<br />
your kids to find starfish, egg casings, sea glass, sand dollars, coral, and more<br />
while exploring the white sandy beaches. They will enjoy exploring the coastal<br />
environment and delight in having found a natural treasure to take home. And, who<br />
doesn’t love beach combing? One important caution: Make sure the shells your<br />
kids collect are not live (inhabited). Aside from the surprise you'll get back home, it's<br />
illegal to remove living shells from the beaches. This includes sand dollars, starfish<br />
and sea urchins.<br />
CHECK IT OUT<br />
Scavenger Hunt List Suggestions:<br />
Three different kinds of shells.<br />
A feather.<br />
A unique piece of driftwood.<br />
A creature’s home<br />
(crab holes are a good one).<br />
Something swimming<br />
in the water. What is it?<br />
A whole sand dollar.<br />
A starfish.<br />
A piece of seaweed.<br />
A piece of coral.<br />
Three pieces of trash.<br />
A piece of sea glass.<br />
An egg casing.<br />
An animal track in the sand.<br />
What type of animal made<br />
the track?<br />
Count how many waves crash<br />
into shore in one minute.<br />
How many paces wide<br />
is the beach?<br />
Wade into the water. Time<br />
how long it takes for your<br />
feet to dry.<br />
Find something red.<br />
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vacation memories happening in<br />
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