A Guide to Information About St. Pete Beach, Florida
St. Pete Beach Florida is located on the Florida Gulf Coast and is part of the Tampa Bay area.
St. Pete Beach is in fact, a island. St. Pete Beach is contected to Treasure Island to the north by the Blind Pass Bridge. The Corey Ave. Causeway Brige connects St. Pete Beach to So. Pasadena to the east. On the south end of the island is the St. Peter Beach Causeway Bridge which connects St. Pete Beach with South St. Petersburg.
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Population 10,032 permanent residents, with seasonal residentis, tourist and day visitors increasing the population to nearly 20,000 during the winter months
The city occupies 19.9 miles of which 2.2 miles is land and 17.6 miles is water, 38 acres of public parks and about 39 acres of public beaches
Drinking age 21
Liquor sales Mon thru Sat 8 am till 2 am, Sun 11 am till 2 am
Public beach runs entire length of city
Beach open from sunrise till 10pm
St. Pete Beach is located at 27°43′29″N, 82°44′31″W (27.724587, -82.741850)
