Venice Beach in Florida—explore the whiteness of the wonderful sand, its powder feel, the serenity, clarity... it's gorgeous, says Smallidge

The travel joy of exploring the calmness of Venice was a mellowing experience. The colors of the sky, the shininess of the sun over the beauty of the palm trees as they move left to right in their majesty. They provide the needed breeze for this city of de-stress. Venice beach, a tourism lure, is a pride of the Southwest Gulf Coast.

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After exploring the oasis of Pelican Pointe Golf & Country Club and the streets of Leachs Key, admiring the trees and their revealing roots, voila! We arrived at the Venice Beach. The wonderful white sand was soft and cold. We could hear the sea kissing the shores as we were walking on the beach. The whiteness of the sand, its powder feel proving a perfect complement to its coldness, embracing our feet as if to say, welcome to my shores. Smiles.

Some visitors were exercising, others playing volleyball. While other visitors were just walking around, enjoying the sight of the beach and admiring its moans as it is kissing the shores. You can tell, the white sand is really enjoying the romance from the sea. Lol! You will see a lot of amazing things when you explore the most wonderful gift from nature to man, tourism. Yes. 

Kim Smallidge, a visitor from New Hampshire, sat on the beach sand admiring the beach’s serenity as the wind from the sea fellowships with her blowing her hair. 

Smallidge, describing her experience in a travel chat with Godfrey Times Travel, told us that “it’s gorgeous.” 

“I see the beach as clarity and serenity,” she told Godfrey Times Travel.

Like us, the birds were also at the beach going about their own exploration and gladly paid no mind to our presence. We were hoping to see some turtles. We asked Smallidge, have you seen any turtles?

“No, not yet, but they’ll come.” 

How are you so sure, we asked?

“Nature has its way.” She answered, smiling. 

Smallidge asked us, have you been to the pier? No, we answered curiously. She told us about it and how we can get there. Watch it in the video below. 

She, like us, loved the sand saying “it is soft, it’s like powder. Like baby powder.” We laughed, enjoying our travel chat next to the sea. 

From the Venice beach to the Croissant & Co, a French Artisan Bakery & Cafe. We tell you, this is the home of Florida’s finest croissants. Mouthwatering!