Hernando Beach, Florida is a residential community for those who are seeking to live on the water.  Built in the early 1960's, Hernando Beach, despite it's name, really doesn't have a beach, but does have many canals with direct access that lead into the Gulf of Mexico.  Nestled among 6,000 acres of pristine wildlife, Hernando Beach offers residents opportunities for some of the most incredible nature watching on Florida's Nature Coast with the added bonus of living on the water.  Single family waterfront properties at a great price is the first reason for buying a new home in Hernando Beach, however the recreation in this area never ends!

Boating, fishing, jet skiing, swimming and sun bathing are some of the fantastic outdoor recreations this area has to offer. With Weeki Wachee Springs and Bucaneer Bay only a five to ten minute drive from home, opportunities for a fun family day in the sun is easily grasped.   Weeki Wachee River takes it's name from the Native American Indians meaning "winding river" or "little spring".  The Weeki Wachee springs pumps nearly 100,000 gallons of crystal clear water in the river every minute. Bucaneer Bay is the only water park in the State of Florida that is spring fed.  

Relocation to Herando Beach, Florida provides the opportunities to choose from over 2,500 home sites all with Gulf of Mexico access. Watching the mesmerizing sunsets or full moon reflecting of the beautiful gulf is part of the daily routines in Hernando Beach.

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