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Fort De Soto Park is made up of five offshore islands, or 'keys', known as Madelaine Key, St. Jean Key, St. Christopher Key, Bonne Fortune Key and the main island, Mullet Key, which are located at the southern tip of St. Petersburg and are accessible by a toll road from the mainland.
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On the south side of "The Pass" is John's Pass Marina. Here is where you'll also find John's Pass Village, a small little fishing village that has more than 100 unique shops, 1,100-foot Boardwalk and quaint little eateries.
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Beautiful Tampa Bay provides water enthusiast with many opportunities to fish, sail and enjoy water sports. While back on land, the many parks, trails, sports and entertainment venues offer limitless opportunities to enjoy the natural and cultural aspects of St. Petersburg.
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This major tourist destination in downtown St. Petersburg has a wide range of activities to be enjoyed including: fishing, boat rentals, weekly festivals, and the pier aquarium. You'll also find fine shopping opportunities and wonderful dining experiences, as well as a fabulous nightlife.
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The Sunshine Skyway Bridge pier in Tampa Bay is touted as the longest fishing pier in the world. Formed from what was left of the old bridge when the new one was built, this pier allows fishermen to park their cars just a few feet away from their favorite fishing spot.
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Treasure Island offers a quiet "laid back" atmosphere while being just a short drive from Tampa's major theme parks. Touted as "The Treasure of the Gulf Coast", you'll find Treasure Island on Florida's beautiful Gulf Coast near St. Petersburg.
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Fort Desoto Park, History and Watersports
