Perdido Key

Perdido Key is an area in the Northwest of Florida. Perdido Key, Florida, lies some 30 minutes southwest from Pensacola on the western tip of the Emerald Coast. The Perdido Key area includes the western part of the State National Seashore as well as Johnson Beach, Big Lagoon State Park, and the Perdido Key State Preserve. In fact, much of Perdido Key is undeveloped, preserved by both state and federal legislations. It is diminutive and untouched compared to the nearby beaches of Pensacola – a welcome alternative to the hustle and bustle of other more popular Florida beaches. Be forewarned, however, you can only reach the entire eastern section of this island on foot. Other areas are only accessible by boat.

It is actually amazing the area is not as popular as many others in Florida. The white sand of the western section stretches on for 14 miles, graced only by dramatic sand dunes. At Johnson Beach the sand and dunes are strewn with rosemary and sea oats. Its uncrowded splendor and pristine natural beauty make Perdido Key a natural choice for those with a yearning for the outdoors at its untouched best. It is no wonder at all, therefore, that every year, the shores and waters of Perdido Key are rated among the top 20 of all the beaches in the United States.

Perdido Key vacation rentals give you access to any number of pleasurable trips and pastimes. There is golfing, swimming, basking on the beach, bird watching and fishing. Perdido Key fishing is popular. Rent a boat or take part in one of the many charters to see if you can catch the big one.

Perdido Key offers a wide range of housing in and around the area to make your vacation stay a pleasant one. In Perdido Key, beach rentals are a possibility. You can also find a Perdido Key bed and breakfast listed on sites devoted to tourism and housing. There is also the newest high rise, condo-resorts. La Riva, Perdido Key is the latest to join a select group of resorts catering to the vacationing crowd as well as homeowners. Indigo Resort at Perdido Key is another. It first opened in 2006. Indigo, Perdido Key, offers family vacation packages in a condominium with a resort feel.

If you are looking for Perdido Key pet friendly vacation rentals, you might be out of luck. While you may access many Perdido Key condo rentals, or be lucky enough to find space in a Perdido Key beach resort, you will find pets are not usually welcome.
Most Perdido Key condos and Perdido Key hotels do not accept pets, although many will allow children. It is always best to check well ahead of your planned vacation. There are a few homes permitting pets on a case-by-case basis. Contact local realtors if you wish to obtain the best in Perdido Key vacation rentals and to ensure you can enjoy a vacation with your pet at any of Perdido Key condos.