College Spring Break on Siesta Key, Sarasota and the Sunny Gulf Coast of Florida!From daytime beachcombing or lying out on the baby powder soft and cool white sand to night time partying in "the village," there's plenty to do on Siesta Key. There are lots of Siesta Key condo rentals as well as bungalows and single family homes and other accommodations from cottages, to beach side houses to rent….and great places to party in Siesta Key Village and downtown Sarasota. Hotties on the beach...and everywhere here on spring break..
The best part of your college spring break in the Sarasota, Florida area is that while there are crowds and lots of clubs and fun events and stuff to do, you don’t have the HUGE and sometime riotous crowds of other so called "official" spring break Meccas. Why not? Simple. Because Sarasota is not considered a "traditional" college spring break “party mecca” – and that’s good for you. In fact, it's GREAT for you! You can keep it your own little secret and still have a great time among your friends and peers.
And here's a BONUS: ALL of the beaches of Sarasota County feature free admission and parking (A nice change from St. Pete and the beaches to the north on the gulf coast) and easy access!
Spring Break Girls & Guys!So make sure, if you’re driving and watching the spring break girls, that you don’t get yourself carried away and into an accident or find that you've driven up a sidewalk and killed someone!
Tip: Look your hottest on Spring Break in the latest style bikini, swimsuit or board shorts.
Here's my favorite place to shop for everything for the beach!
Yes, Siesta Key Beach and Crescent beach to the south on Siesta Key are teaming with lots of hotties walking the strand, lying on the sand or at the volley ball or tennis courts here on spring break in Florida. And just because Siesta Key and Sarasota are not Cancun, it won’t mean you can’t find clubs, restaurants and bars in which to party. It won’t mean that you can’t find lots of on-the-water fun from parasailing, to boat and kayak rental, scuba, snorkeling and bicycle rentals and lots of just plain fun stuff to do. Sure it’s crowded here, but not like other Florida meccas that are much more well known for college spring break plus besides the beaches there are other great places to see and fun things to do away from the beach…. And, we have additional choices of beaches that are nearby to our world famous Siesta Key Beach.
Spring Break Bikini Contests
And there’s the Gator Club in downtown Sarasota. Located on Main Street, The Gator Club has live music and features ladies' “Dress to Kill’ theme nights on Tuesdays and the 3rd Wednesday of every month is "Little Black Dress" night. Tip: At spring break time of year the sun starts to become more intense. Sunglasses are mandatory in Florida's searing sun. From Sarasota to Siesta Key Beach to Anna Maria Island and from Lido Key to Caspersen Beach, protect your eyes from the rays and at the same time look your hottest in some cool shades.
Get really cool sunglasses here.
 Spring Break Tip: Here's a cool place for some
great spring break beachwear from flip flops to bikinis and swimsuits to tees to hip boardshorts and surfwear.
College Spring Break Florida
Siesta Key Beach: Although it's not one of the better known spring break Meccas, Siesta Key Beach on Florida's Gulf Coast, just off of Sarasota, is the place where countless spring break girls and guys gather each year for fun under the Florida sun. You'll find everything you need for your convenience from concessions and restrooms to picnic areas and recreational opportunities along with the 2nd highest rated beach in the U.S. Click here and check out more about
Siesta Key Beach
Siesta Key Village: Just up the road a couple of miles from Siesta Public Beach is Siesta Key Village, site of restaurants, cafe's, clubs, bars and quaint little shops. You'll be able to pick up that trendy little cover-up or a souvenir spring break t-shirt in "the Village." There are plenty of restaurants and night spots up and down Ocean Boulevard from which to choose. And remember, if you're driving, pedestrians have the right of way and it's required that you stop for anyone on foot, anywhere in the Village. Click here and get the scoop about
Siesta Key Village
Other Nearby Beaches: If you and your group are restless and looking to strike out on some new adventures, there are a number of nearby beaches to explore off of Siesta Key. The other area beaches are a close enough drive so that you can add some variety to your spring break week. And if you're mobile, I highly recommend visiting some of the other beaches. While they are all beautiful, the landscapes and settings are different..i.e, they each have their own "personality." Click here and learn about other great
nearby beaches
 Sarasota Attractions: Some folks would say that there's more to life than just laying around on the beach all day. And if that's your sentiment there are plenty of non-beach things to experience around the Sarasota area. For example, if you like to shop and you've never heard of St. Armand's Circle, this is your lucky day! St. Armand's is known for it's world class shopping but there are cafes, restaurants, bars and lots of things to explore there. And that's just one of the area attractions other than the beaches. Click here and check out a number of other
Sarasota Attractions
Road Trips: While you're on spring break you probably don't want to think about "learning" anything, but remember that even spring break time can be about broadening your horizon. There are a handful of recommendations I can make for some really great attractions outside of the Siesta Key and Sarasota area. And these recommendations are 2 hours or under to get to which means you can be back in Siesta Village for the evening's festivities with your friends and the other spring breakers. Click here and check out 1 day road trips to nearby world class
Florida attractions
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After all, why put up with suffocating and sometimes out of control crowds when you can have just as good of a time? The Sarasota area may not be considered a College Spring Break “Party Mecca,” but it doesn’t mean we’re not hip!
