Madeira Beach & Redington
Madeira Beach and Redington Beach are a barrier island communities on Florida’s Central Gulf Coast.
Madeira Beach is a barrier island community to the west of St. Petersburg on Florida’s Central Gulf Coast.
With only about three square miles of land, Madeira Beach is a tiny town wrapped in the sparkling waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Intracoastal Waterway. Its beaches are pristine, lined with soft white sand. From this quiet paradise, you can enjoy spectacular waterfront sunrises and sunsets from the same vantage point!
It’s said that Madeira Beach was originally settled by pirates but, today, this beach town is best known for its quaint fishing village and boardwalk at historic John’s Pass Village. A tourist favorite, John’s Pass features shops, eateries, fishing charters and water sports along the Intracoastal Waterway.
Madeira Beach, Florida is a well-loved vacation and beach home destination, offering waterfront hotels, condos, single-family homes, beach bungalows and luxury resorts. You’ll find vibrant Clearwater Beach and prestigious Belleair Beach to the north. Madeira Beach is also convenient to the cities of Clearwater, St. Petersburg and Tampa. For more information visit madeirabeachfl.gov.
The Town of Redington Beach, Florida, is located on a barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico.
It is bordered by North Redington Beach to the north, Madeira Beach to the south, the Intracoastal Waterway on the east, and the Gulf of Mexico on the west. Redington Beach is primarily a waterfront residential community. Redington Beach is a state chartered municipality, located in Pinellas County, west of Tampa, Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg.
The town is approximately one square mile in size. It boasts four town parks, five public beach accesses, a causeway with benches for relaxing and fishing, and a community recreation area with basketball courts and a large children’s playground. For information on community events visit townofredingtonbeach.com.
Incorporated in 1955, the town of Redington Shores covers 220 acres with 1.19 miles along Gulf Blvd and a total of 6.33 road miles. The town is divided into four districts. Each district is represented by a Commissioner who is elected by district voters. Redington Shores is a proud Bicentennial Community.