Pensacola Beach vacation rentals

Find a pristine apartment for rent in Pensacola Beach

Pensacola Beach is a pristine beach area located on a thin stretch of island separating the Florida mainland from the Gulf of Mexico. Apartment rentals in Pensacola Beach are highly desirable for vacationers to enjoy the endless sun and warm waters rolling onto the pristine shoreline. When you rent a Pensacola Beach condo, you can take advantage of the best of what the region has to offer, including the world-class seafood and famous Pensacola Beach Pier. If you are looking for beach view condos in Navarre Beach, then you should check out what's available at Pensacola Beach.

Places to visit near Pensacola Beach vacation rentals

Though the Pensacola Beach Pier is a notable fishing post, at 1,470 feet long, it's also one of the longest piers on the Gulf of Mexico. The nearby Pensacola Naval Aviation Museum, just a short drive onto the mainland, might attract any history buffs in your crew, as will Fort Pickens. This ruined pre-Civil War fortress was in use through WWII, and is located in the Gulf Islands National Seashore. Book a Pensacola Beach vacation rental right on the coast to fully experience the area's top attraction: the crystal clear waters of the Gulf.

Activities near Pensacola Beach vacation homes

A stroll along the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk will introduce you and your crew to all the shops and restaurants you'll need, plus an amphitheater featuring live music and regular festivals. Take a free trolley ride around the whole of Santa Ana Island, or book a dolphin-watching tour if the season is right. Opt for a hike or bike ride along the Pensacola Beach Eco-Trail, keeping an eye out for the wildlife that shares the island with visitors, or spend a night under stars and away from your Pensacola Beach vacation rental at 1 of the nearby campsites.

Local weather for your stay in Pensacola Beach vacation homes

Summers in Pensacola Beach are notoriously hot and humid, though that doesn't deter most people—it's still one of the region's peak travel seasons. Late April through May, and September through mid-October bring more moderate temps and smaller crowds, all with conditions that will still let you enjoy a dip in the Gulf. Winter in the Panhandle can be surprisingly chilly, but prices are lower and crowds are practically non-existant. Hurricane season lasts from June through November, so be sure to keep an eye on the forecast.

Sunny days full of sandy beaches and sea turtles

Pensacola Beach is situated on the narrow Santa Rosa island, which features 22 miles of white, sandy beaches and is 1 of the world's longest barrier islands. Pensacola Beach is blessed with the clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico on 1 side, and the bay on the other. The nearby Opal Beach is part of Gulf Islands National Seashore, and visitors looking to fish will enjoy a day on the Pensacola Beach Gulf Pier and Observation Post. The Pensacola Beach Eco-Trail is an ideal place to spot some local wildlife, including sea turtles.

Transportation to and around Pensacola Beach

The nearest airport is in Pensacola Intl. Airport (PNS), located 10.2 mi (16.5 km) from the city center. If you can't find a flight that's convenient for your trip, you could also fly into Northwest Florida Regional Airport (VPS), which is 37.5 mi (60.4 km) away.

Family fun near Pensacola vacation homes

Pensacola is filled with amusements for kids of all ages. Vacation rentals are available near fun locations like the Gulf Breeze Zoo, an attraction with hundreds of animals, train rides, and a wildlife preserve, and Naval Live Oaks Nature Preserve, a reserve with hiking trails through coastal wildlife habitats. Kids will like the Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center, a turtle sanctuary with exhibits, and Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, a unique beachside center with marine science.

Couple's getaway in Pensacola vacation homes

If you’re looking for a couple’s retreat, the peaceful shores of Pensacola Beach are perfect. Vacation homes can be found near romantic places like Quietwater Beach Boardwalk, a boardwalk with an amphitheater, a sandy beach, trendy restaurants, and a variety of shops, and Opal Beach, an idyllic white-sand beach with picnic areas and calm water. You may also enjoy the Casino Beach, a busy beach area with a pier with restaurants and amusements.