Best Beach Near Orlando & Walt Disney World?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
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If you're staying at Walt Disney World or elsewhere in the Orlando area, you may be thinking about spending a day at a local beach. We know there are no "Orlando beaches," so what is the best beach near Orlando and the best beach near Disney World? Jacob shows you his choice on Florida's gulf coast on this episode of The Parkhop!
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Your a hero
Been to Disney a million times. Have never gone to a beach while I was there.
I still prefer Hallandale Beach Florida and Hollywood Beach Florida, Miami Beach, Fort Lauderdale Beach, these the best beaches in Florida lifestyle wise ❤.☀️
Thanks for the hot tip! We are traveling to Orlando in a few weeks and wanted to see the ocean. Definitely gonna check it out!
You can go to Daytona 45 minutes to the East or, Clear Water to the West. About an hour. Awesome Beach. Both have Piers and eat establishments. You can drive on Daytona Beach but, Clear Water is nicer.
Loved the video! Thank you for sharing 😀👏
Thank you, Parkhop; you are very informative. It's gonna be my first time in Orlando, and this video helps a lot. Thanks again!
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Did you end up going
I have two baby’s and I want to travel this year one and a 3 year old was that beach nice
Thank you, planning to visit Orlando this summer.
New sub here, from Argentina. Loved your content and the edit. Keep up the good work
I SOOOO prefer the gulf beaches! Went to Vero once and thought I was getting sucked out to sea.
I recall having the same thought right outside Disney's Vero Beach Resort.
@@TheParkhop I remember the scare about flesh-eating bacteria and the Red Tide in the Gulf waters. I would like to think this is not a major problem anymore, but something tells me it's still around, albeit less frequently.
Thought about moving to Florida. And was thinking about Orlando. But a huge turnoff for me was the distance to the beach
Yeah just over an hour is soooooo far. Closest beach to me is about a 3 hr drive.
Lol like 45 min away
How is the weather in July-August?
I have been looking online for what beach to go to by Disney world. Thank you so much!!!!
What if you don't want calm waters and want to bogey board or surf with your kids?
Then you will have good luck on the Atlantic side. Gulf waters can be good for that, too, depending on weather. The day before I shot this, the water was actually very rough and my family was body surfing. The gulf side is calmer on average, though.
@@TheParkhop what beach would be best to go to and closest for it?
@@rybelknap Cocoa.
@@TheParkhop ok cool. Im going in September and want to surf with my kids on one of our days but don't want to spend so much at disneyworld for 2 hours of surfing at the waterpark.
A day body surfing at Cocoa Beach can be fantastic. Depending on weather and your family's comfort in the water, the Gulf side can be a better option for body surfing/bogey boarding. Fewer surfers and surf boards can make it a more chill experience. The generally shallower water can be very helpful for kids trying to catch a wave or get past to the other side of the bar.
Didn’t a gator snatch a person in one of these hotel
Beaches
So which ones is closest with calm waters?
Madiera beach