Florida’s East Coast – sun, shore and sand!

The east coast of Florida has long been a choice destination for Americans, South Americans and Europeans on vacation. Along its hundreds of miles of pristine sandy beaches visitors find rich ecological and historical diversity. The scenic Intracoastal Waterway and adjoining islands parallel the coast, offering a literal paradise for water enthusiasts. Whether you prefer a sightseeing river cruise, motor boating, sailing, jet skiing, fishing, snorkeling or watching all the action from your condominium terrace, the inlets and bays along the Intracoastal Waterway make for year-round vacation fun-in-the-sun. For many vacationers Florida means Daytona Beach, one of the widest and most famous beaches in the world. But there are many other options awaiting you along Florida’s east coast. To the north is Jacksonville Beach and historic St. Augustine, the oldest city in the United States. To the south there’s the lure of Melbourne and Cocoa Beaches and the many attractions surrounding Kennedy Space Center. Hutchinson Island, Port St. Lucie and West Palm Beach offer an array of cultural attractions, zoos, parks and nature preserves. The city of Hollywood, just north of Miami, provides easy access to the museums, theaters, ocean cruises and sightseeing attractions of both Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. Vacation rental options abound along Florida’s east coast, ranging from condominiums, estate homes and quaint villas. Choose your destination and enjoy all the features and amenities you’ll discover at the rental accommodations in that location.