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Anna Maria Island
North end of the island · no lifeguards
Anna Maria Island, Manatee County
The quiet north end of Anna Maria Island: Old Florida cottages, the Anna Maria City Pier, and Bayfront Park looking across to Egmont Key and the Skyway. The free island trolley runs the length of the island.
Anna Maria Island right nowNorth end of the island · no lifeguards
No lifeguards on duty, so no flag is flown. The numbers above are the National Weather Service forecast.
Lifeguards, parking & the rules.
Lifeguards
None. Manatee County guards only Manatee Public Beach, Cortez and Coquina. Source →
Parking
Follow the posted city rules; no overnight parking (10 p.m.–6 a.m.). The city is reviewing a paid parking plan. Source →
Restrooms & showers
At Bayfront Park, with picnic tables and grills. Source →
Dogs
No dogs or other pets on any beach in the city of Anna Maria. Source →
What makes Anna Maria Island different.
- The free island trolley runs Gulf Drive from the City Pier to Coquina Beach, 6 a.m.–10:30 p.m. daily, about every 20 minutes. Source →
- Bayfront Park looks out over Tampa Bay, Egmont Key and the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Source →
- The Anna Maria City Pier is a popular fishing spot, with a cafe and a restaurant. Source →
Beaches nearby
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