Who We Are
We want your stay with us to be an extraordinary experience, one that will be part of you and your family’s memories for years to come. Below you will find links to some resources you may find helpful when planning your vacation.
If there is anything we can do to help make your stay more enjoyable, please do not hesitate to reach out to us via our Contact Us page.
Clearwater Beach to Pass-a-Grille Beach
The two airports that are closest to our beaches are the Tampa International Airport (TIA) and the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE).
Explore the beaches from Clearwater Beach to Pass-a-Grille Beach and the beaches in between on the Suncoast.
Beach Trolley. Rates are very fair, and the trolley runs from approximately 5:20 a.m. until 10 p.m. (12:00 a.m.
Fridays and Saturdays).
Clearwater Marine Aquarium
If you are looking for a fun land adventure, make your way to Clearwater Marine Aquarium and learn about marine life rescue. Visit with rescued dolphins, otters, and sea turtles, and hear about the life of arguably the most famous dolphin, Winter, who passed away in November 2021. Plan your visit to the Clearwater Marine Aquarium by clicking HERE.
Sand Key Park
Looking for an incredible water view, expansive sand to spread out on, and more of a laid-back beach experience? Spend some time at Sand Key Park, located next to Clearwater Pass. The park offers many amenities, but be sure to pack a lunch as there is no retail or restaurant at the park. Plan your trip and learn more. Click Below
Indian Rocks Beach
Is Indian Rocks Beach part of your stay? If not, it should be, or at least take a day trip there. The beach itself is fun and relaxing, not as bustling as Clearwater Beach or St. Pete Beach, and offers a variety of dining and shopping options. IRB (as the locals call it) hosts a variety of community events such as IRB Beach Fest in the spring, Greenfest, Hands Across the Sand, Taste of IRB in the fall, lighted boat parades, and beach clean-ups. There are a variety of rental options, 20 beach access points, and a Beach Art Center that offers classes to the public. Visit the city’s website for the most up-to-date information on upcoming events.
George C. McGough Nature Park
Have you heard of the turtle park, otherwise known as George C. McGough Nature Park? Just over the bridge from Indian Rock Beach is a fun experience for kids and adults alike. Take a walk along the shady oak hammock, visit the nature center with live animal exhibits and hands-on activities for kids, or visit the Birds of Prey enclosures featuring rescued owls, hawks, falcons, and “Sarge” the Bald Eagle. Take a ride on the zipline, walk through the butterfly garden, walk the boardwalk to the intracoastal waterway, or walk the 0.9-mile recycled tire trail. Bring a lunch and eat at the picnic pavilions, and make sure to bring some coins to buy turtle food and feed the over 200 turtles on the Turtle Deck. More information is available HERE.
John’s Pass Village and Boardwalk in Maderia Beach
Check out John’s Pass Village and the Boardwalk in Madeira Beach for good food, unique gifts, souvenirs, and entertainment. More information is available HERE.
The Don CeSar
Heard of the infamous Pink Palace aka The Don CeSar? Located directly on the white sands of St. Pete Beach this iconic hotel offers day and spa passes so you can enjoy the many amenities of the hotel and spa without having to be a guest of the hotel. To book your day trip to the Don go HERE
Corey Area Shopping
Discover the Corey Area Shopping District on Corey Avenue, located between the Gulf of Mexico and Boca Ciega Bay in St. Pete Beach. Experience the unique boutiques, art, jewelry shops, clothing, and gift stores on Corey Ave. Visitors can attend events year round, including wine tastings, festivals, parades, and the Sunday Morning Market (October through May), which features 80 vendors of fresh food, organic produce, crafts, and live music. Plan your trip below.
Pass-a-Grille’s Gulf Beaches Historical Museum
For our history buffs, make sure to check out Pass-a-Grille’s Gulf Beaches Historical Museum. The museum itself is located in what was the first church built on the St. Petersburg/Clearwater area barrier islands.
Events Happening in St. Petersburg
When you are ready for something other than the beach, check out some of the many events happening in St. Petersburg. Catch the Saturday Morning Market , the Second Saturday ArtWalk , the St. Pete Pride Festival in June , watch mural artists at work at SHINE , the Chihuly Collection at the Morean Arts Center ,or Mainsail in the spring Whether you are looking for world-class cuisine, a robust arts scene, live music, or unique boutique shopping, St. Pete offers something for everyone.
Honeymoon Island
Is Dunedin, FL, on your itinerary? a quaint waterfront community that is home to some of the area’s best restaurants, craft breweries, fishing, boating, and the area’s #1 state park, Honeymoon Island and its neighbor, Caladesi Island. Located just a short trip north of Clearwater Beach, Dunedin has a very walkable downtown and would make a fun day trip. Learn more about this hidden gem HERE.
Orlando
It’s true: Orlando is a magical place. Every day here, no one is too old, or too young, to wear Mickey ears or wave a wand and cackle in delight. For family fun, there are theme parks that tap into your love affairs with comic-book heroes and galaxies far, far away, and leave you screaming at every free fall and splashdown. I-Drive is 11 miles of sensory overload such as the Wheel at ICON Park and WonderWorks. Disney Springs combines shopping, food, attractions, and live entertainment. A short ride from the bright lights are outdoors adventures such as 72-degree springs and airboat rides in the headwaters of the Everglades.