The best drive will be to take the Courtney Campbell Causeway from Tampa also called Route 60. Florida Route 60 dead ends at PIER 60 on Clearwater Beach (thus the name). So you would be also driving the Causeway from Clearwater to Clearwater Beach for the last leg of your trip. But, again, spring break traffic can cause back ups on the causeway to the Beach. There are a couple of webcams that show traffic to and on the beach. So, check them out and you can look at the traffic flow and see whether taking the causeway is a good idea. Just do a GOOGLE search for "Clearwater Beach webcam" and you will see several options. In fact, if you do that now, you will get a real good feel for what the best beach in America looks like in real time.

It is more a traffic situation. During tourism season, not just Beach Walk but the entire southern part of the beach area is congested. Basically, bumper to bumper traffic. I don't ride a bike but to me, I would try to avoid peak hours and days when tourists flood the beach. If you want to ride a bike, go to the north end of the beach in the residential area. Tourists don't go there and there is much less traffic.

La plage est gratuite, la valeur à payer dépend des parapluies que vous souhaitez louer ou des activités que vous souhaitez faire. Si vous pouvez prendre vos propres articles pour vous protéger du soleil, beaucoup mieux.

If your looking for a NY atmosphere it would be St Pete but if your looking for laid back, enjoyable, easy and casual it would be Clearwater Beach. I would take Clearwater over St Pete anyway!! It s a great little town......

We go to Johns Pass frequently and along the boardwalk we watch Dolphins playing almost every time we're there. Dolphins use the channel there to travel from Gulf to the Intracoastal waterways. We find that's the best location in the area. Our condo is in Indian Shores, FL. Johns Pass is not far south of Clearwater Beach

If you aren't staying there, the best place to park is a lot at The Pier area. Walking anywhere from there is easy.

I lived on the beach until recently for years and would bike around Pier 60 around the children's playground, and there was never a fee, just families laughing and enjoying the playground with their kids! Go for it!:)

Usually live music at Frenchy's Rick Away Grill and Clear Sky Cafe

Not the public beach. Just pay to park

It is a short walk across the road and down the street a bit; there are paved sidewalks too if walking in sand is a problem; you can walk over a mile of beach for sure or more, gorgeous and good location!!