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Vacation rentals in Florida

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Rental unit in Gulfport
Bohemian Treat
This boutique-sized, two-room haven will tickle your senses with its quietly exhuberant art & design. It has low east/west light & a tiny private seating space just out the door. ...wander my tropical garden, have your coffee in the gazebo, or take a moment's walk to Gulfport's Art Village with its many restaurants, charming boulevard & cozy little bay beach. (or, if you prefer a high-ceilinged studio, look up my other listing "Graceful Haven". It's also on my property))
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Tent in Geneva
Yurt at Danvile, glamping at its best
Need a Private and Quiet Getaway? The Yurt is a perfect glamping hideaway! This luxurious yurt has a fire pit and grill on the deck. Enjoy your evening and watch the Alpacas that live nearby. On weekends in Fall, Winter and Spring, it is not unusual for the Danville Inn to host a wedding, the Yurt is located near the Inn, and you may hear some of the celebration, but events end at 10PM. You can inquire before making reservations for Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
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Condo in Seacrest
LATITUDE ADJUSTMENT- GULF FRONT ON SCENIC 30A
It's all about the Location, the View & the Details! Our newly renovated condo is brand new to the rental market and directly on the Beach on Scenic Hwy. 30A! Come see why this is our happy place. Enjoy sunrises, sunsets, your coffee or cocktails on our private balcony with private beach access to the sugar-white sand and beautiful, emerald-green water of the Gulf of Mexico on Seacrest Beach. Perfect for Families & Couples! Good Times & Tan Lines Await!
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Other great vacation rentals in Florida

Home in Kissimmee
Modern Heated Pool & Grill House Kissimmee Disney
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Cottage in Hawthorne
Live Oak Oasis on Morris Lake
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Condo in Panama City Beach, FL
Splash Beachfront Resort - 6th floor
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Guesthouse in Key Largo
Private Cottage, enjoy beach, sunsets & fishing.
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Home in Siesta Key
Beachfront Getaway in Siesta Key
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Condo in Panama City Beach
Gulf-Front • Sleeps 6 • Beach Chair Service for 2
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Condo in Panama City Beach
Shores of Panama 1909~Gulf Front Condo~Sleeps 6! D
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Rental unit in Miami
LUXURY 5★s ICON BRICKELL CONDO@47TH, GYM/POOL
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Condo in Daytona Beach
Luxury One Bedroom Condo with private balcony
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Tiny homes in Old Town
Suwannee River Cabin Sanctuary - Our Son's Cabin
Cottage in St. Augustine
Rustic Little Beach House-Right on the beach!
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Home in Indialantic
Beachfront Indialantic House w/ Furnished Patio!

Your guide to Florida

Welcome to Florida

With some of the best beaches in the United States, exciting theme parks, and a thriving Latin cultural and culinary scene, Florida is one of the most popular vacation destinations in America. The Sunshine State’s charms are not limited to those attractions — the aquatic realm of the Everglades, ocean coastlines, and coral reefs encourage natural exploration. Water enthusiasts will love the Panhandle’s abundant coastline and marine attractions, including its 13,576 km of shoreline, 7,800 lakes, 320 natural springs, and 35 rivers. For outdoor enthusiasts, the adventure opportunities in Florida abound, from paddling through Everglades National Park to scuba diving along a coral reef in the Keys, fishing off a scenic pier, or jet-skiing on the coast. Whether you’re looking for the beach buzz of Miami, the chaotic joy of magical parks, or quiet escapes by the ocean, Florida can deliver memorable days and nights capped off with spectacular multihued sunsets.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Florida?

Florida’s busy season runs from March to August, with peak visitation periods during U.S. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring Break (generally March and April). During those school holidays, Orlando’s theme parks and beaches on both the Gulf and Atlantic Ocean coasts teem with families — and, along the northern beaches, college students — as well as all summer long, when the state’s heat and humidity are at their height. If you’re looking to get away from the crowds, February, September, and October are lovely shoulder months for visiting Florida, with drier, slightly cooler weather and a more relaxed vibe. November to April is the dry season, which is great for hiking and camping. Hurricane season stretches from early June to the end of November.


What are the top things to do in Florida?

The Islands

While the Keys may be the most famous string of islands in Florida, the state is home to more than 4,500 outstanding self-contained pieces of heaven. Search for shells on Sanibel Island, stroll the 21 km of white sand beach on Amelia, snorkel the waters off Hutchinson Island in Martin County, or explore the barrier-island boardwalk of St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park.

Miami

This international city, which boasts strong Iberian, Caribbean, and South and Central American influences, has become a world-class destination thanks to its art, architecture, design, food, and nightlife scenes. Miami is a cultural hub planted in paradise: It’s surrounded by white sand beaches, tropical gardens, and verdant parks.

Everglades National Park

A World Heritage Site, International Biosphere Reserve, and Wetland of International Importance, this vast subtropical wilderness is also known as the River of Grass. An airboat ride here is a quintessential Florida experience, but paddling a kayak or canoe, or strolling the boardwalk through stands of hardwood and mangrove swamps, will permit a more serene experience of this wetland’s unmatched beauty.

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