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Siesta Key Area Information

Siesta Key is an eight mile long barrier island, which lies just off shore Sarasota, Florida. It is approximately 55 miles south of Tampa, and 228 miles northwest of Miami.

Two bridges connect Siesta Key to the mainland. Siesta Drive Bridge is the north bridge, and it provides easy access to the city, and to the Sarasota/Bradenton International Airport.

The airport is located via U.S. Highway 41. The south bridge, on Stickney Point Road connects you to southern Sarasota and gives you a direct route to Interstate 75. If you are interested in water sports, Siesta Key offers fishing, boating, dolphin tour, sunset cruises and parasailing.

If you enjoy golf, there are many fine golf courses on the mainland. You might enjoy bicycling and rollerblading through our village or strolling on the beach. Just make sure you don't miss the fantastic sunsets!

Enjoy shopping on Siesta Key! You can shop on Siesta Key in two shopping districts. One is in
the northwest end of the Key, known as "The Village", and south ends of the Key. Whether you
are looking for souvenirs, , gifts, or clothing, or groceries, we have over 150 stores to choose from. You will find unique boutiques, galleries, salons and shops in which to browse.

At the "Great International White Sand Beach Challenge" held in 1987, it was recognized
as having the "whitestand finest sand in the world." Siesta Beach is still known and recognized as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Siesta Beach is located on Beach Road on Siesta Key.

Unlike beaches elsewhere that are made up mostly of coral, Siesta Beach's sand is 99% quartz. Even on the hottest days, the sand is so reflective that it feels cool under foot. It's estimated that the sand on Siesta Beach is millions of years old, and started in the Appalachians and flowed down the rivers and was eventually deposited on the shores
of Siesta Key.

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