Tucked between Clearwater and Largo on Florida’s Gulf Coast, Indian Rocks Beach offers everything you love about a Florida beach vacation without the high-rise hotels and tourist crowds. Known affectionately as “the locals’ beach,” IRB delivers soft white sand, warm Gulf waters, and a laid-back charm that keeps visitors coming back year after year. What…
Our Vacation Rental The pool is heated to a comfortable 80 to 82 degrees Farenheight. It goes from 3 to 10 feet (on the far side). The pool is professionally cleaned twice a week, and you will find plenty of lounging chairs, a grill, and an outside dining area to enjoy with friends. From the…
A Destination Guide for Clearwater Harbor Vacations Guests Overview Known as “The Sunshine City” for holding the Guinness World Record of 768 consecutive days of sunshine, Downtown St. Petersburg offers an incredible mix of world-class museums, vibrant waterfront dining, urban murals, craft breweries, and cultural attractions. Located about 30 minutes from our vacation rental, it’s…
Tucked away in Largo’s Pinewood Cultural Park, the Florida Botanical Gardens is one of Tampa Bay’s best-kept secrets—and best values. This stunning 182-acre park showcases Florida’s finest formal gardens, scenic landscapes, and natural habitats, all completely free to visit year-round. Whether you’re a serious horticulturist, a casual nature lover, or a family looking for a…
One of the region’s most beloved attractions, Clearwater Marine Aquarium is more than just a typical aquarium—it’s a working marine animal hospital and rehabilitation center dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing sick and injured marine life. Made famous by the Dolphin Tale movies, CMA welcomes over a million visitors each year who come to meet…
Ruth Eckerd Hall: World-Class Entertainment on Florida’s Gulf Coast Just a short drive from our vacation rental, Ruth Eckerd Hall stands as one of the premier performing arts venues in the southeastern United States. This 2,180-seat concert hall has earned recognition as one of the top five concert halls in the nation, thanks to its…
About John’s Pass The pass itself was created by a hurricane on September 27, 1848, and got its name from pirate John Levique, who made the first passage through the newly formed waterway. Today, this quaint turn-of-the-century fishing village has been transformed into a bustling hub with over 100 merchants, including unique shops, restaurants, the…