Description

Nokomis Beach, Sarasota County’s oldest public beach, offers a classic Gulf Coast experience on the scenic Casey Key. Known for its quiet charm and natural beauty, this beach features latte-colored sands dotted with shells, calm turquoise waters, and a picturesque, laid-back atmosphere. The iconic Nokomis Beach Plaza, a landmark designed in the 1950s by Sarasota School of Architecture’s Jack West, stands as a testament to the area’s rich history and was thoughtfully renovated in 2008. Visitors to Nokomis Beach enjoy a variety of amenities, including free parking, beachside restrooms, picnic shelters, a playground, volleyball courts, and a boardwalk. The nearby North Jetty offers additional fishing, shelling, and swimming opportunities, while the bayside boat ramp and kayak launch make it easy to explore the Intracoastal Waterway. With its tranquil vibe and community feel, Nokomis Beach is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, providing the perfect setting for relaxation and family fun away from the crowds.