Sports Summer Camp in Bradenton, Florida
Overview
Situated on the Manatee River, the city of Bradenton (pop. 58,000) is a popular stop-off point with visitors to South Florida. Some 32 km of beach attracts sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts, while golfing fans come to enjoy the numerous high quality golf courses dotted in and around the city. Historic landmarks, some dating back to the mid-19th century, are in ample supply too, and many people also make the short trip to Anna Maria Island, a nearby barrier island connected to Bradenton by a causeway. Bradenton is is located on State Highway 41 between Tampa and Sarasota. The area is surrounded by waterways, both fresh and saltwater.
Bradenton is the spring training home of Major League Baseball’s Pittsburgh Pirates, who play their home games at downtown’s LECOM Park. During the regular baseball season, the stadium is home to the minor league Bradenton Marauders who play in the Florida State League in Class A-Advanced.
Language Schools and Camps in this Destination
Bradenton, Florida
Things to Do and See During a Vacation Study
- Bishop Planetarium
- Parker Manatee Aquarium
- The Sea Hagg retail outlet
- The Village of the Arts
- Bradenton Area River Regatta
- Darwin Brewing Company and Taproom
- Red Barn Flea Market
- 3 Keys Brewing and Eatery
- The Lost Kangaroo Pub
How to Arrive at your Language Course
Bradenton is served by the following airports: Sarasota-Bradenton (15 minutes), Tampa (1 hour), Orlando (2 hours), Fort Myers (2 hours) and Miami (4 hours).
Florida Shuttle Transportation offers a private or shared transfer service between Bradenton and Miami International Airport, as well as other Florida airports.