Key Holiday Rentals in Upper Keys of Florida
By Deborah S. Nelson, Author/Publisher VRTG
Are you ever frustrated with the big corporations when it seems impossible to get a clear answer? You will not have this problem with Keys Holiday Rentals in Florida. Customer satisfaction is their highest priority. Consequently, Key Holiday Rentals provides package deals as well as guides you through the process of visiting or living on the alluring Islands of the Upper Keys. This includes Islamorada, Key Largo, Plantation, and Tavernier. Obviously, the Upper Keys attract travelers seeking a calm ambiance and the beach life. Indeed, the turquoise waters are poised for diving, snorkeling, and fishing; while the Islands offers restaurants and attractions. Although the Florida Keys are said to be expensive, you might be pleasantly surprised by the inexpensive or free entertainment on the Islands.
Short Term and Long Term
After successfully establishing themselves as specialists in the Upper Keys Rental Market, Key Holiday Rentals celebrates 10 years in the vacation rental business. The business offers quality vacation home and condo vacation rentals, long-term rentals, both weekly and monthly. Obviously, single family homes are as the name says, especially ideal for families as well as larger groups. Homes are private, flexible and offer the possibility of owning a private beach, boats, or docks.
On the other hand, the condos are attractive for the common areas and conveniences. However, although less private, condo communities offer barbecue areas, tiki picnic bars, beaches, hot tubs, tennis courts, and swimming pools. Key Holiday Rentals will naturally help you in picking the suitable rental as well as help you move if you plan to stay for a longer time.
Marine Wonderland
Surrounded by water, the Upper Keys function as sea life central. From the Dolphin Research Center to the Turtle Hospital, and the Theater of the Sea–any water enthusiast will be thrilled. Also, be sure to visit the Crane Point Museum and Nature Center. And, if you really love nature, do not miss the Florida Keys Wild Bird Center for more nature experiences. In addition, make a point to visit the historic sites and landmarks on the Islands such as Pigeon Key, Robbie’s of Islamorada, and the Seven-Mile Bridge–the largest unconnected string of bridges in the world.
Are you on a budget? Then, your first stop is the two man-made beaches on the Upper Keys. Speckled with palm trees, Far Beach provides a relaxing place to tan, swim, or sunbathe. Notably, Cannon Beach is great for snorkeling near an old Spanish shipwreck. Rent canoes and kayaks for a great family adventure. Or, perhaps get a fishing permit and enjoy the reason the Islands are called the fishing capital.
Inland, the Upper Keys provide lovely nature trails and picnicking spots, too. For one, the Wild Tamarind Trail twists around tropical hardwood trees sprinkled with wildlife. In addition, the Mangrove Trail opens across the mangrove estuaries. Also, another one of park highlights includes the visitor center. Notably, the park is home to a 30,000-gallon saltwater aquarium and six other smaller aquariums. Lastly, visitors will marvel at the marine life; and relax in and around the park theater–one of the many inexpensive attractions in the area.
Property listings can be seen in the Family Focused Niche.
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