Rated as #1 for accomodations, the string of beach houses along it's ;coastline, clearly sets Clearwater apart from other beach venues. During the 1800's, this area was populated by the indigenous Tocobaga tribes that dominated this small strip of the coast.

A rich history runs deep at Clearwater revealed by archeological digs that have unearthed artefacts of a fort built in this region. While digging a foundation for a pool in 1977, escavators happened upon ammunitions later uncovering the old United States Fort Harrison built by the Army.

The etymology of the word Clearwater is derived from ancient springs that follow the west coast and Oaks Harbor of the penincula. Beach-goers enjoy the crystal-clear waters as a result of these springs.

Rated as the best beach in the country, Clearwater's coast is contoured blending miles of sun-kissed sandy-white beaches, and blue pristine waterways. No wonder thousands of people come to visit these powdered beaches each year. Not only are there picnic tables available for use, but lifeguards are posted along the beachline.

One of the largest aquariums in the area is the Florida Aquarium located on Channelside Drive. As a prime feeding and sightseeing venue, there is no other place on earth that excites Kids more than the wonderful world of dolphins. Combing both themed play areas and underwater creatures, Florida's Aquarium is the perfect place for a fun-filled family adventure.

Never has tourists had so much to do when travelling to Clearwater Flrodia. This touris magnet offers a plethora of exciting activities for the young and young at heart. A trip to Clearwater is not the same without a stop at Busch Gardens Adventure Island theme-park for some fresh-water thrills. As one of Busch's flagship entertainment venues, Adventure Is;and's 25-acre waterpark offers rides, swimming, water slides and much more.

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