Your Guide to Buying a Home in Apollo Beach, FL

Buying a Home in Apollo Beach, Florida

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Apollo Beach is located in Hillsborough County

Population: 7,444 Apollo Beach, located in South Hillsborough County, Florida, is named for the mythical Greek God who brought light and warmth to the world each day. Apollo Beach boasts a beautiful waterfront community. The streets are lined with a variety of tropical trees and shrubbery, and lawns are meticulously manicured. It is a year-round haven for boating and fishing enthusiasts, with its many miles of canals and inlets.

Perhaps the fifty-five miles of navigable canals are the best known characteristic of Apollo Beach. The canals themselves are lined with magnificent homes with lush tropical foliage, They have an average depth of seven feet in the center and are all connected, eventually merging into Tampa Bay.

Apollo Beach is approximately 30 minutes from Tampa International Airport. In 35 minutes you can be in Bradenton and in 45 minutes you can be in Sarasota or Lakeland. It's a small community with a quiet lifestyle but easily convenient to the larger surrounding cities. So if you are a boat enthusiasts or love the water and like a more subdued lifestyle, Apollo Beach is a great place to be.

Waterfront - Apollo Beach
Apollo Beach is located just South of Downtown Tampa with an easy commute via US Hwy 41 or I-75 and Expressway. Apollo Beach is a boater's dream. There are no bridges obstructing the water ways to Tampa Bay. Only Sunshine Skyway bridge separates the Gulf of Mexico from Tampa Bay; even cruise ships can pass underneath this incredible bridge.