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Central West Region
Whether a baby boomer or older American, senior citizens are flocking to Florida. Surpassing all other regions, the Central West has become the most popular area of Florida for retirement. Clearwater, St. Petersburg and the surrounding vicinities offer the largest variety of retirement communities for seniors, active adults and the 55+ community.
Tampa Bay, considered a golden area for the golden years, has the best the Sunshine state has to offer – from mild winters and sunny shores to vast recreational activities.
Seniors can choose from a wide variety of outdoor activities to maintain an active senior lifestyle – from aquariums and museums to shops and restaurants – the possibilities are endless. Active adults enjoy local attractions when families visit – from Lowry Park Zoo and Big Cat Rescue to The Florida Aquarium and Clearwater Aquarium.
Active seniors also enjoy cultural destinations such as the Florida International Museum, Ruth Eckerd Hall and Salvador Dali Museum in Tampa. Many entertainment venues offering dancing, concerts and movies (including Tampa’s only 3D IMAX Theater at Channelside) are popular among 55+ adults.
Parks abound and often offer a gateway to the beautiful waterways in Central West Florida with fishing and beaches among the most well-liked active senior lifestyle activities. As everyone knows, golf is in style among seniors and helps them get exercise while enjoying the outdoors on many of the beautifully maintained public and private golf courses.
Golf communities are popular retirement destinations and just one of the amenities seniors appreciate. Active seniors partake in many community activities from worship to specially designed exercise programs. Seniors with arthritis especially enjoy aerobic water exercise, which keep older adults active by visiting the clubhouse.
Another popular area for active adults in Central West Florida is Sarasota, known as the ‘Circus Capital of the World.’ The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art is located in Sarasota. Seniors enjoy bringing visiting grandchildren to their very own ‘one-ring circus events’ right in Sarasota.
Tampa Bay, considered a golden area for the golden years, has the best the Sunshine state has to offer – from mild winters and sunny shores to vast recreational activities.
Seniors can choose from a wide variety of outdoor activities to maintain an active senior lifestyle – from aquariums and museums to shops and restaurants – the possibilities are endless. Active adults enjoy local attractions when families visit – from Lowry Park Zoo and Big Cat Rescue to The Florida Aquarium and Clearwater Aquarium.
Active seniors also enjoy cultural destinations such as the Florida International Museum, Ruth Eckerd Hall and Salvador Dali Museum in Tampa. Many entertainment venues offering dancing, concerts and movies (including Tampa’s only 3D IMAX Theater at Channelside) are popular among 55+ adults.
Parks abound and often offer a gateway to the beautiful waterways in Central West Florida with fishing and beaches among the most well-liked active senior lifestyle activities. As everyone knows, golf is in style among seniors and helps them get exercise while enjoying the outdoors on many of the beautifully maintained public and private golf courses.
Golf communities are popular retirement destinations and just one of the amenities seniors appreciate. Active seniors partake in many community activities from worship to specially designed exercise programs. Seniors with arthritis especially enjoy aerobic water exercise, which keep older adults active by visiting the clubhouse.
Another popular area for active adults in Central West Florida is Sarasota, known as the ‘Circus Capital of the World.’ The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art is located in Sarasota. Seniors enjoy bringing visiting grandchildren to their very own ‘one-ring circus events’ right in Sarasota.
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