Florida Surfing Shorts
Description: South Beach is one of the most iconic coastal destinations in the United States, known for its vibrant energy, white-sand shoreline, and colorful Art Deco architecture. Located at the southern tip of Miami Beach, it blends tropical scenery with a lively cultural scene, from world-famous nightlife and restaurants to outdoor cafes along Ocean Drive. By day, visitors relax under the sun or stroll the scenic beachfront, while at night the area transforms into a hub of music, fashion, and entertainment. With its mix of historic charm and modern glamour, South Beach remains a defining symbol of Florida’s coastal lifestyle.
Description: While surfing is generally thought of as a summer activity, the biggest, and best waves stateside are actually primarily found in the winter. When the idea for an Independence Day surf competition came about, New Smyrna Beach, Florida was the obvious choice as New Smyrna had killer waves year round, making it a perfect spot for the American Surf Competition. Tucked between Daytona Beach and Cocoa Beach, New Smyrna Beach is a classic surfer town, with narrow streets, wide beaches and a laid-back attitude. It also has one of the most consistent surf breaks on the East Coast, courtesy of some significant rock ledges off the coast.
Description: The founders of Daytona Beach didn't just pick a random spot to create a resort town. They chose a stretch of sand extending some 23 miles, which was to become widely recognized as one of the best beaches in Florida, if not one of the best in the entire United States. Edged by its distinctive aquamarine waters, this famous beach now borders one of the world's most legendary Boardwalks, itself home to a ton of amusements, funky shops and restaurants, and outdoor street performers.
