Things to do in Dunedin

Tomer Natalia

From Tomer Natalia's guidebook

The Dunedin Downtown Market is a local open-air fresh market that supports 60+ local vendors who sell a mixture of produce, plants, eggs, meats, cheeses, fresh baked goods, take home foods, ready to eat lunch bites and locally made handcrafts. The market is held every Friday and Saturday each week from November until the end of June. Changes to the market calendar this season are below.

Marco And Lisa

From Marco And Lisa's guidebook

Downtown Dunedin is a vibrant, walkable coastal district centered on Main Street, known for its "Old Florida" charm, independent boutiques, and a high concentration of craft breweries. The 45-mile Pinellas Trail runs directly through the heart of town, making it a premier destination for cyclists and pedestrians

Shanna

From Shanna's guidebook

Address: 420 Main St, Dunedin, FL 34698 Discover the best of local food, art, and community at Dunedin Downtown Market! 📍 Location: Pioneer Park, Dunedin, Florida 🕘 Hours: Every Friday & Saturday, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Seasonal. Check internet for more information) 🎟 Entry: Free for all visitors!

Troy

From Troy's guidebook

The Causeway is open for recreational activities from 5:00 am – 11:00 pm. The Causeway is lined on each side by water with vistas of St. Joseph Sound and plenty of free parking along the access areas that parallel the main roadway. It is a terrific destination for fishing, watercraft activities, and sunbathing. The area is also a popular venue for walking, jogging and bike riding as a spur of the Pinellas Trail runs along the entire length of the Causeway on the south-side of the road.

Lauren

From Lauren's guidebook

Just a 5-minute drive, or 10-minute bike ride away from Hammock House! The Dunedin Causeway is a 2.5-mile route that leads from Bayshore Boulevard (Alternate 19) directly to the entrance of Honeymoon Island State Park. The Causeway is lined on each side by water and plenty of free parking along the access areas that parallel the main roadway. It is a terrific destination for fishing, watercraft activities, and sunbathing. The area is also a popular venue for walking, jogging and bike riding as a spur of the Pinellas Trail runs along the entire length of the Causeway on the south-side of the road.

Dan

From Dan's guidebook

(4.5 miles)right before honeymoon island stop at the causeway beaches. fish, grill, tie a hammock on the palm trees, rent a water toy and get a snack. go for a walk with unreal views of st Joseph sound.

Marco And Lisa

From Marco And Lisa's guidebook

Dunedin, Florida features top-rated, scenic beaches on the Gulf Coast, primarily centered around Honeymoon Island State Park and Caladesi Island State Park. Known for white sand, shelling, and clear waters, these beaches are accessible via a causeway or ferry. Visitors enjoy swimming, hiking, and wildlife viewing in these mostly undeveloped, protected areas.

Ayla

From Ayla's guidebook

Dunedin is a charming coastal town known for its walkable downtown, Scottish heritage, and laid-back vibe. Stroll along Main Street and explore boutique shops, craft breweries, and local restaurants, or catch some live music in one of the cozy pubs. Nicknamed “Dogedin” for being one of the most dog-friendly towns in Florida, you’ll see pups welcomed in shops, breweries, and outdoor patios all around town. Just minutes away you’ll find Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island State Park—two of Florida’s most beautiful beaches. With its friendly small-town feel and mix of art, food, and nature, Dunedin is the perfect spot for a relaxing day trip.

Katie

From Katie's guidebook

Dunedin, tucked away in Florida's Gulf Coast, is a gem that brilliantly melds charm and cultural richness. The town features an artistry that is both vibrant and unique, with local galleries and murals adorning the spaces, telling stories of heritage and passion. With a backdrop of serene coastal vistas, Dunedin's allure is amplified by its festivals, craft breweries, and the world-renowned Pinellas Trail.

Yasmin

From Yasmin's guidebook

A top tip is to bring snorkeling gear to explore the underwater life, and don't miss the nature trails for a chance to see ospreys, eagles, and tortoises. Arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy a full day of sunbathing, swimming, and picnicking in this picturesque setting

Jessie

From Jessie's guidebook

[9.7 miles] One of Florida’s best-loved state parks, Honeymoon Island has more than four miles of beach to explore along with a three-mile trail through one of the last remaining virgin slash pine forests.

Nate

From Nate's guidebook

Honeymoon Island State Park is just up the road, and a gorgeous visit to play in the water, or watch the sunset. 4 miles of beach and is usually pretty quiet. There is an entrance fee, which are $8 per vehicle - limit 2-8 people per vehicle, $4 Single Occupant Vehicle.