5/5 Sanjay G. 10 months ago on Google
it
is
south
of
St
Pete
Beach.
The
Pass-a-Grille
beach
has
white
powdery
sand
that
extends
far
into
the
water,
which
stays
shallow
for
a
long
way
gradually
deepening.
The
water
is
clear
and
emerald-colored.
Pass-a-Grille
has
a
lovely
laid-back
beach
town
vibe.
There
are
not
any
large
resorts
or
hotels
in
this
area
and
it
has
a
much
more
laid-back
feel.
we
spent
3-4
hours
here
doing
nothing,
just
strolling,
collecting
shells,
and
talking.
it
has
that
vibe.
The
sand
is
soft
and
white
in
most
places,
although
shells
do
accumulate
in
some
spots,
which
can
be
painful
on
bare
feet.
there
are
fewer
restaurants
and
things
to
do
in
this
area,
although
there
are
enough
options
to
choose
from.
The
town
has
kept
its
small
beach
town
feel
and
has
avoided
becoming
an
overdeveloped
tourist
trap.
Almost
all
of
the
town
consists
of
beach
houses
and
1950s
beach
bungalows.
There
are
no
high-rise
hotels
or
condos
in
the
town.
Most
of
the
streets
are
lined
with
palm
trees,
and
lush
landscaping
is
everywhere
you
look.
Parking:
Onsite
parking
is
available.
Unlike
Sarasota,
Bradenton
beach-
parking
is
not
free
here
in
St
Petersburg,
it’s
$3/hour.
make
sure
when
you
are
in
the
St
Pete
beach
area,
you
don't
do
back-in
parking.
The
back
number
plate
should
be
visible
to
the
sheriff/police.
it’s
the
law
Restroom:
No
Changing
Room:
No
Shower:
No
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