TAMPA BAY, FL – Visit St. Pete/Clearwater has announced a refreshed Gulp Coast Passport program in celebration of 2024 Tampa Bay Beer Week happening this week.

Re-launching today, the mobile passport helps guide visitors and residents in their journey to soak up the sun and delicious beer at 40 local Pinellas County breweries. The Gulp Coast Passport provides craft beer enthusiasts with great deals and discounts at participating breweries across Pinellas County by checking in with their mobile device.

Those who attain enough stops can grab a redesigned Gulp Coast t-shirt that commemorates your journey along the craft beer trail.

Check out the new passport today by visiting VisitStPeteClearwater.com/GulpCoast.

“This is without a doubt one of the most popular features of the St. Pete/Clearwater destination,” said Brian Lowack, Visit St. Pete/Clearwater President/CEO.

“Last year, we had more than 10,000 people take part in our passport program. Our local breweries love to share their craft with visitors and residents. With this new passport, we’re looking to continue to shine a light on a truly unique aspect of our destination – the Gulp Coast!”

St. Pete/Clearwater is home to a number of locally owned breweries, including Florida’s oldest microbrewery (Dunedin Brewery). VSPC says the best way to experience the locally brewed flavors is through the exclusive Visit St. Pete/Clearwater Gulp Coast Passport – a personal guide to St. Pete/Clearwater’s craft beer scene.

No matter where you are in St. Pete/Clearwater, there is a craft brewery nearby. Beer fans can enjoy locally crafted brews all across Pinellas County from Tarpon Springs and Dunedin in the North to Gulfport and St. Pete in the South and from Safety Harbor by the Bay to Indian Rocks Beach and the Gulf side communities.

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