Just couple of hours drive from Orlando is Florida’s (North) Gulf Coast, a wonderful destination with miles and miles of glorious beaches crystal clear, blue waters bathed in never ending sunshine. Some of the world’s finest beaches, including those at Clearwater and St Pete’s are waiting for you. There are great and numerous water sports, plus volleyball, horse riding, cycling and golfing., and don’t miss the Sunset Festival held every night at Clearwater’s Pier 90. There’s also a championship golf course and for those on a budget but still want quality Sarasota, and Anna Maria Island, where acres of barely touched coastline awaits your discovery. Sarasota is like Clearwater is very lively with great shopping and fabulous restaurants. For those who still want an independent feel to their holiday but with a more resort environment, why not try our selection of apartments and private homes.

Our apartments offer the convenience given by staying in a resort complex with all the amenities such as pools, sundecks, restaurants, bars and kids’ clubs. Most come with kitchenette facilities.

One common thread that runs through all north and South Gulf Coast beaches is their boundless beauty. From Fort Myers to Naples, natural wonders remain untouched. Naples is also home to the Caribbean Gardens, the oldest on the continent and packed to bursting with exotic flowers and animals. Just offshore is Marco Island, where relaxing on sun-washed beaches is the order of the day. Further on up the coast is Fort Myers and Sanibel Island, with over 50 miles of shoreline to explore. Windsurfing, deep sea fishing, shelling cruises and island hopping are just some of the treats on offer. The Florida Keys have become a popular destination for Americans looking for a tropical vacation without leaving their own country. The Florida Keys can be considered the American Caribbean and features all the same amenities as other island destinations such as world class Florida Keys fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling, boating, sailing, kayaking and eco-tours. Each of our island destinations has unique features. We invite you to visit each area individually and discover our tropical paradise on your next Florida Keys vacation. The islands of the Florida Keys run south west from the city of Miami, FL. The first island you will encounter is Key Largo. The Florida Keys span some 110 miles and are connected by bridges and causeways.

Key Largo offers some of the finest diving and snorkeling in the Florida Keys. One of the main attractions in Key Largo is the John Pennekamp State Park. There are many Key Largo dive companies that run guided trips to the park and to area sunken wrecks just off Key Largo. Islamorada is the next island destination just south of Key Largo. Islamorada is known for its world class sport fishing. Each season welcomes new fishing tournaments and angling opportunities. Bonefishing is especially popular with large bonefish up into the 10lb. range. Offshore sport fishing can be equally exciting during the winter months for sailfish just off the reefs of Islamorada.

Marathon is midway from the beginning of the Florida Keys to the end. Marathon is known as the heart of the Florida Keys and offers many relaxing vacation resorts.

Big Pine Key and the Lower Florida Keys are as ‘laid back’ as it gets here. Boating is one of the number one attractions and there are many different tours and trips to Looe Key for diving and snorkeling or out in the backcountry for fishing or bird watching.

Key West is also known as the Last Resort, the Southernmost Point in the continental U.S. Key West is whatever you want it to be. You can hide out in a tucked-away guesthouse, walk the beach and watch a beautiful sunset, or dance all night and peruse Duval Street in downtown Key West. Whatever your taste, a Florida Keys vacation has something for every individual, couple and family Speak to our knowledgeable and experienced consultants and let them guide you towards the right choice for your holiday.