11 ORANGE YOU GLAD IN DUNEDIN Eye spy little orange murals scattered around Dunedin. See how many of the nearly 1,000 oranges you can find while walking around downtown. 17 CAMP ON THE BEACH Want to escape? Paddle, boat or ferry to Shell Key and set up camp . Bask in the peace and quiet as you lay under the stars and wake up to your own stretch of beach. 18 SUNSET CRUISE, PIRATE STYLE Be a pirate for a day as you board Captain Memo’s for family fun on the water as the sun sets on Clearwater Beach . 12 SECOND SATURDAY ART WALK Discover wonderful surprises and explore local art studios, converse with artist and purchase art during St. Pete’s Second Saturday Art Walk . Walk or drive to all the galleries open to the public for free. 13 REAL BEACHES HAVE SUNSETS Watch the sun set on the Gulf at Clearwater Beach’s Sunsets at Pier 60 daily celebration. Open air market, fire breathing buskers and music accompany the sun as it dips below the horizon. 14 SAND DOLLAR, DOLLAR BILL Y’ALL Find a whole sand dollar as you shell on America’s Best Beaches. Find more than one? Crack one open to find its teeth that resemble white doves. 19 I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM, FOR DOLPHINS Climb aboard on the Dolphin Racer out of St. Pete Beach where a dolphin sighting is just about guaranteed. Don’t forget your camera! 20 I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW See below you as you explore coastal areas in clear kayaks with See through Canoe/Get up and Go at Fort De Soto . Evening paddles are available with light up kayaks/SUPs. 21 MAXIMUM SLIDE Hike up the giant inflatable slide to get the best views of the widest beach at Treasure Island , then slide down and dip into the warm Gulf waters. 15 RING RING, SUNSET CELEBRATION Ring the sunset bell at Pass-A-Grille beach as the sun finishes its trek across the sky. Complete the day with food and drink on Historic 8th Ave . 16 PADDLE THROUGH A LIVING TUNNEL When the conditions are right, you can paddle through mangrove tunnels at Fort de Soto or Caladesi Island along marked trails. Rentals available for this unique experience 22 ESCAPE TO A DESERTED ISLAND Take the ferry from Fort de Soto to Egmont Key . Learn about its history, spot tortoises, climb abandoned forts, and bask in the sun on this deserted island.