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To View Anna Maria Island ULI Study: CLICK HERE
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Our Vision
Bradenton Beach is a small, friendly island community that values the civic pride of both permanent and seasonal residents, maintains its Old Florida charm, and respects its bountiful natural resources.
History, hospitality and spirit are the hallmarks of our thriving waterfront, offering ease of mobility by land and sea.
About Our City
Bradenton Beach is a charming and vibrant community of 1,500 located at the southern end of Anna Maria Island. The Island is located at the southern entrance to Tampa Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. We share the island with our sister cities of Holmes Beach and Anna Maria City.
Access to Anna Maria Island can be achieved from the mainland (Bradenton) via bridges on Cortez Road or Manatee Avenue or from Longboat Key to the south via the bridge over Longboat Pass
The city boasts miles of uninterrupted supervised public sugar sand beaches on the Gulf side and calm docking and mooring areas on the mangrove lined bay side.
You can fish from the popular City Pier, which features a full service Café and where bait is available. Inshore and offshore fishing tours are also readily available from local Guides. There are a number of Parks within city limits, including beach front with picnic facilities and public restrooms. There are numerous public accesses to the beach. There are also public boat ramps at the county managed Bay Side Park at the southern tip of the city
The Tingley Memorial Library, right behind City Hall offers great reading.
Bradenton Beach merchants offer a full slate of goods and services including accommodation of every kind, restaurants, bars, retail outlets, real estate and other professional services. The unique shops of Bridge Street in the city's central Historic Old Town district are one of kind!
Our city is a gem positioned on the sparkling waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Laid back, friendly and open-hearted we welcome visitors and new residents with equal warmth.
If you would like information on Bradenton Beach and AMI accomodations and businesses please visit the
Anna Maria Chamber of Commerce
Enjoy your stay!
Stats
Area: 5 sq mi
Population: 1,200
Average Temp:
January 50.1F - 72.5F
August 72.7F - 91.3F
Average Annual Rainfall:
54.3 inches
Parks: 7
Miles of Beach: 4
Average Gulf Temp: 79
Fire Protection:
West Manatee Fire District
Police Protection:
Bradenton Beach Police
Click Link to View City Boundaries: City Boundary Map
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City Pier & Clock Tower