Honeymoon Island … A Peach of a Beach
While Pinellas County athletes are busy training for the 6th annual Dunedin Triathalon, some of us prefer to eat chocolate cake and hang with kids on Honeymoon Island for a 6th Birthday party (our son’s!). Next door, there 
was a wedding taking place, with over 100 guests dressed to the nines. And yes, all of you Northerners considering a Dunedin relocation, this photo was taken close to sunset on February 26th. Note that the kids are in SHORTS (no ski-parkas required here).
Dunedin homes are delightful because of the proximity to Honeymoon Island Beach and Caladessi Island, yet it’s just a stone’s throw away from anywhere in North Pinellas County. This day, the seaweed was plentiful and the tides were high. Some days, the sand is as spotless as the beach is long.
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March 25, 2009 at 2:16 am, Tara Jacobsen said:
Great title..:) And it IS peach of a beach!!!
August 02, 2009 at 12:04 pm, Fred Howard Park Reopening: Homes For Sale in Tarpon Springs Florida said:
[...] on the grand reopening! (Pinellas Beach goers – for another Peach of a beach in the mean time, Honeymoon Island in Dunedin still [...]
July 23, 2010 at 11:07 am, Pinellas Waterfront Property Values and the BP Oil Spill | The Pinellas Peach - Pinellas Waterfront Homes for Sale - Keller Williams Palm Harbor said:
[...] a shot from our trip to Honeymoon Island last weekend, and of course you’ll note from this picture that no oil has hit our beaches [...]