Location: Nokomis
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What to do and see in Nokomis, Florida (FL): The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Nokomis is an unincorporated town along the Gulf Coast of Florida, United States, located south of Osprey and just north of Venice. The town has access to the coast through Nokomis Public Beach and Casey Key. The town's population was 3,167 at the 2010 census. It is part of the Bradenton–Sarasota–Venice Metropolitan Statistical Area.
Restaurants in Nokomis
1. A Silent Sports Outfitter
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Paddlepops
Called Ryan, and explained what type of kayak trip we were wanting to do. He was great. Next morning met Jeff at store and he took us out kayaking. He was great at showing us things along the way. We kayaked about 4.1 miles, 2.5 hours. We saw dolphins, manatees and several birds and fish. Had a great day. I'd reccomend them. Well be back! Ps- great store too, alot of watersprting products. Russ and Debbie
2. Seas The Day Charters
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 113 reviews
Popular Tours: Tiki Bar Crawl, Sunset Dolphin Cruise, Intra-Coastal Cruise, Bird/Rookery Photography, Island Hopping Exploration, Full Moon/Night Cruise, Offshore and Coastal Cruising, Offshore Snorkeling, Weddings, Renewing of the Vows, Committal Services
3. Cool Breeze Boat & Jet Ski Rentals
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 260 reviews
Cool Breeze Boat and Jet Ski Rentals is located at the Gulf Harbor Marina on the Intercoastal Waterway directly across from the Nokomis Beach on beautiful Casey Key. You will have access to miles of Intercoastal Waterway where you can enjoy fishing, sightseeing, dockside dining and have your camera ready for some fabulous photos. As you travel the waterway, you will view impressive homes and estates and keep an eye on the water, you may spot a manatee or a dolphin nearby.
4. Nokomis Groves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 426 reviews
Reviewed By TheSaltyTravelers - North Port, United States
This is such a fun local spot to check out! Their soft serve orange ice cream is so good!! (Cash only) And the inside store which is open during the winter months has so much to offer! They sell large bundles of local oranges and grapefruits, fresh squeezed juice, local produce, and lots of fun little souvenirs!! Always a highlight when we stop by!
5. Nokomis Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 880 reviews
Reviewed By masulliv - Ipswich, United States
This beach is a gorgeous spot and even better one can go at sunset with a glass of wine and watch the sun disappear while listening and possibly dancing to the beat of the DRUMS....drive down Casey Key for an experience of extra $$ housing!
6. The Cottage Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
The Cottage Art Gallery is a magical experience--unique, original and affordable art and gifts created by a cooperative of local artists. Cleverly hidden behind Cafe Evergreen and Captain Eddie's and next to Rumrunner's Antiques in Nokomis this jewel, is worth the trip!
Reviewed By KjunCelt - Punta Gorda, United States
Lovely little shop with a very nice, slightly eclectic selection. The owner, Judi, is very friendly and helpful. Great for gifts, home decorating - even custom work is available. Well worth the time.
7. Legacy Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By SAinPA - Carlisle, United States
The Legacy Rail is a “rails to trails” bicycling, and walking trail that runs from southern Sarasota to Shamrock Park in Venice. The trail is about 12 miles long and is wide enough to accommodate two way traffic (center markings in place). There are shelters several places along the trail and there are a few parks with facilities adjacent to the trail in Venice. There are a couple of really nice biking bridges that span busy roadways and water ways. There is also access to Oscar Scherer State Park from the trail (pay for access). There are several free parking lots to park while loading & unloading bicycles. (Get the trail map at Shamrock Park, the Venice Chamber of Commerce or other locations) The south end of the park is adjacent to the Inter-Coastal Waterway so you can wave to the boats that pass in the water. One bridge was recently built for the trail traffic and one bridge spans a body of water that says it is a manatee area ( we did not see any manatees - darn it). The south terminus of the trail is in Shamrock Park. A very nice park with facilities that get their own review. There are some rude riders who do not announce their presence and who ride too fast for a leisure bicycle and pedestrian trail. You find those kind of jerks on every bike trail. A very nice and pleasant bicycle and walking trail.
