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Coral Shores Resort (reddington beach) info?
- Thread starter TUGBrian
- Start date
My $0.02 worth...
I don't personally know Coral Shores at all and can't comment further, but a Florida TUGGER I respect (Lou S., a.k.a. wcfr1) described it in March of 2009 as being;
"a converted motel. Narrow beach front. On beach but not facing the beach". Lou states nothing further in regard to any unit views and / or lack thereof.
As far as bicycling goes, I know from personal experience that Gulf Blvd in that narrow barrier beach area is certainly no picnic, but... the Pinellas Trail is relatively nearby (to the east, it crosses Seminole, west of 113th St. N. in Redington Shores, which is just north of North Redington Beach). The Pinellas Trail offers miles and miles of good, safe, vehicle-free bicycling. Overall, the area of Indian Shores, Redington Shores, North Redington Beach and Redington Beach is mostly residential and relatively "quiet".
If you're looking for excitement and / or much diversity in nearby activities, I'd frankly be inclined to look elsewhere. :zzz:
Fishing? All sand bottom Gulf beach shoreline at the narrow facility property; not very conducive to a wide variety of species --- but anyone can get lucky.
I don't personally know Coral Shores at all and can't comment further, but a Florida TUGGER I respect (Lou S., a.k.a. wcfr1) described it in March of 2009 as being;
"a converted motel. Narrow beach front. On beach but not facing the beach". Lou states nothing further in regard to any unit views and / or lack thereof.
As far as bicycling goes, I know from personal experience that Gulf Blvd in that narrow barrier beach area is certainly no picnic, but... the Pinellas Trail is relatively nearby (to the east, it crosses Seminole, west of 113th St. N. in Redington Shores, which is just north of North Redington Beach). The Pinellas Trail offers miles and miles of good, safe, vehicle-free bicycling. Overall, the area of Indian Shores, Redington Shores, North Redington Beach and Redington Beach is mostly residential and relatively "quiet".
If you're looking for excitement and / or much diversity in nearby activities, I'd frankly be inclined to look elsewhere. :zzz:
Fishing? All sand bottom Gulf beach shoreline at the narrow facility property; not very conducive to a wide variety of species --- but anyone can get lucky.
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