The City of Indian Rocks Beach is less than three miles long and is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the west and the Intracoastal Waterway to the east. At several points along this narrow stretch of land you can view both magnificent bodies of water.

Indian Rocks Beach was initially developed in the 1920’s as a weekend getaway destination. Today, its 2.7 miles of beach front are popular with all ages for seasonal and year round living.

Despite its sleepy appearance, Indian Rocks Beach is home to some of the best known restaurants along the Gulf Coast, and holds an Arts and Crafts Festival every November and April. The city’s tourist population, especially in the winter months, is one of its greatest assets.

The easily accessible beaches and intracoastal waterways provide an array of enjoyable activities for residents and visitors alike. Whether you swim, fish, boat or sunbathe there are plenty amenities available for your pleasure.