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One of the state's few undisturbed barrier
islands, this state park features two bird observation areas,
a pet beach and two nature trails. Honeymoon Island has more
than 208 species of plants and a variety of shore birds, including
several threatened and endangered species. In addition to nature
study, this island is ideal for sunbathing, shelling, swimming
and fishing. Honeymoon Island also features picnic pavilions,
bathhouses, a park concession building and the Caladesi Island
Ferry , which takes guests to the nearby Caladesi Island State
Park. Originally settled by members of the Tocobaga tribe of
Native Americans, the Island has seen a wave of explorers, pirates,
traders and fisherman in its 7000-year history. |
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