Caspersen Beach

Located about 25 miles south of Sarasota in the coastal town of Venice, Caspersen is one of the most enjoyable shelling beaches and hunting fossilized shark teeth.

4100 Harbor Dr, Venice, FL 34285

Why We Recommend This Beach

At over 1½ miles in length, this beach offers plenty of room to spread out and soak up the sun. Also a hot spot for outdoor activities like swimming, fishing, and shelling. In fact, Caspersen Beach is known for its abundance of shark teeth, making it a popular destination for fossil hunters. The beach has an ADA kiddie playground, trails, a canoe launch, outdoor showers and a boardwalk.

Caspersen Beach Boardwalk

Local Tip

But the real star of the show at Caspersen Beach is the wildlife. The beach is home to a variety of bird species, including the threatened snowy plover and the endangered sea turtle. Low tide makes shelling and teething hunting a bit more abundant.

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