Big Pass separates the north end of Siesta Key from the south end of Lido Key.  This new sandbar has emerged along the waters that flow from the Gulf of Mexico and it is a popular destination only accessible by boaters and kayakers. Bring your gear and explore the beautiful waters that offer great snorkeling, shelling and shallow water swimming. 

Located in the Gasparilla Sound

This is a newer Sandbar in West-Central Florida just off the coast in northern Pinellas County that has become a popular party zone for boaters to drop anchor and enjoy the day on the water. The beautiful water and white sand makes this a paradise to get out of the boat and enjoy one of Florida’s jewels.

Visit St. Pete Clearwater shares some great information here. 

Crab Island is a popular underwater sandbar located in the beautiful Emerald Coast on the Gulf of Mexico midway between Panama City and Pensacola. The sandbar at one time was above water but is now just below the surface with water depth ranging from one to four feet in most places making it a haven for boaters to drop anchor and play.

Located on the north side of the Destin Bridge inside Destin’s East Pass from the Gulf of Mexico and entering into Choctawhatchee Bay, it is only accessible by boat. This popular location offers boat rentals in the area to get there, vendors set up with floating restaurants and inflatable play areas and even floating bands playing to keep you entertained.

Destin Vacation Boat Rentals has a really good guide here