Beach Hotels in North Redington Beach, FL

Nestled between Madeira Beach and Indian Rocks Beach, Redington Beach is a sleepy waterfront residential community where nature is its biggest tourist attraction. Known for their smoldering sunsets, you’ll enjoy Gulf of Mexico views and sugary-white sand. If you’re looking for a beach getaway that’s under the radar, you’ll find it when you book a room at the top Redington Beach hotels. Covering just over a mile of beachfront, Redington’s beaches are relatively unknown to tourists, making them a hidden gem and a favorite among those seeking a secluded beach getaway.

With this tiny enclave situated on a barrier island, escaping the crowds has never been easier. With Redington only a half hour away from nearby St. Pete/ Clearwater, if you’re craving more excitement, it’s within reach.

When it comes to dining options, there’s a good chance you’ll find a tiki hut with an idyllic ocean view. You can find plenty of beachside bars and eateries with easy access to Redington Beach hotels. With many places offering seafood-focused menus, sample everything from conch fritters to Cobia to fried Grouper and of course, top it off with an umbrella drink.

For some of the best shopping on the Gulf, head to the main artery through Redington Beach, Gulf Boulevard. With an eclectic mix of chic island clothing boutiques and surf shops, great gifts are within walking distance of Redington Beach hotels.

At only nine miles away, St. Pete/ Clearwater is conveniently located from beach hotels in Redington Beach. With its myriad of underwater activities, St. Pete is unique in that it’s one of the best places in the United States to enjoy scuba diving and snorkeling amid artificial reefs and shipwrecks. One of the best spots for snorkeling is at John's Pass, located just south of downtown. Hundreds of tropical fish and other marine life greet you as you discover several shipwrecks and artificial reefs that have been created by divers over time using old materials from boats that were sunken years ago.

Be sure to visit the esteemed Gulf Beaches Museum, located in nearby Pass-A-Grille. It gives a glimpse into the history of the beaches, with a permanent collection that includes a timeline display from 1500 to the present, hundreds of then and now photographs and maps, postcards, local school yearbooks, and a World War II exhibit.

For an up close and personal view of the local turtle population, head over to Shell Key Preserve. A protected turtle nesting sanctuary, it's also a great place to fish and view migratory birds and other wildlife. Shell Key Preserve can only be accessed by boat, so plan to make a day out of it! Discover all this and more when you book your stay at Redington Beach hotels.

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