St. Pete Beach is a suburb of St. Petersburg with a population of 8,905. Located in Pinellas County, St. Pete Beach is one of the best places to live in Florida. Living in St. Pete Beach offers an urban feel and most residents own their homes. St. Pete Beach has many bars, restaurants, cafes, and parks. St. Pete Beach has a large retiree population and residents tend to be conservative. St. Pete Beach public schools are above average.

St. Pete Beach is a resort-style town located on a barrier island west of St. Petersburg, Florida. It is famous for its beaches. The pink Moorish-style Don CeSar Hotel is located on the Gulf of Mexico and was built in 1928.  

Pass-A-Grille is home to galleries, shops, and the Gulf Beach History Museum, which features posters and other artifacts in the church. In 1917. Boat trips are available to Shell Key, a nesting place for seabirds and turtles nearby.