Florida oceanfront vacation rentals

Change the way you sea in this tropical paradise
beach chairs on the sand in the florida keys
The pools at the  Shores of Panama Resort in Panama City Beach, Florida

Covered back beach-facing patio in florida

Explore Florida’s different coasts

With more than 1,000 miles of coastline, Florida is packed with white sand beaches for every type of beach lover. From the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean, from sugar sand shores to rolling dunes—seaside adventure and relaxation awaits.

Florida Panhandle

The Florida Panhandle—including the aptly named Emerald Coast—stretches for 227 miles and is known for its relaxed pace, gentle sand dunes, the scenic Highway 30A, and charming laid-back small beach towns—where you’ll find plenty of Vacasa beachfront rentals.

Florida’s Gulf Coast

Florida’s Gulf Coast is known for some of the best beaches in the country. Imagine stunning sunsets, soft white sand, and some of the clearest ocean water you’ll ever see. Vacasa has a Gulf-front rental for you to call your own at this perfect sunny stretch of coastline.

Florida’s Atlantic Coast

From lively beach towns to upscale resorts, lush green mangroves to miles of secluded shoreline, Florida’s Atlantic Coast draws visitors time and time again. Sunny good times await at these oceanfront homes.

blue skies and palm trees surround Adirondack chairs situated on a beach in the Florida Keys

FEATURED OCEANFRONT VACATION DESTINATION

Florida Keys

Venture out on the Overseas Highway to this magical mecca of mangrove-and-sandbar islands. Here sunsets are a spectacle and snorkeling the nation’s only living coral reef is a must. Find your own island hideaway here.

Beachfront resorts in Florida

Swim in the sea, tee off on the greens, or splash in a waterpark. No matter what kind of trip you’re after, you’ll find it here on our list of top picks of Florida beach resorts.

The deck of a vacation rental condo overlooking the beach in Panama City Beach, Florida at Tidewater Beach Resort.

FEATURED BEACHFRONT FAMILY RESORT

Tidewater Beach Resort

Miramar Beach

One of the tallest high rises in Panama City Beach, Tidewater Beach Resort has the best perks paradise can offer. Linger at the oceanfront hot tub and pool, take a barefoot walk to the beach, or explore the stores and dining at Pier Park.

Oceanfront beach house rentals

Oceanfront beach houses in Florida are some of the most sought-after vacation rentals around. Grab your sunglasses, roll out your beach towel, and settle into some well-deserved R&R at these Florida beach homes.

Beachfront rentals with pools

A vacation rental drone shot of a place to stay near Key West.

FEATURED BEACH HOUSE

Villa of the Setting Sun

Sugarloaf Key

4 Bed | 4.5 Bath

Boasting its own private beach and a private saltwater pool, this Gulf-front luxury Florida house is the perfect retreat for sun, sand, and solitude.

Dog-friendly rentals right on the beach

Florida oceanfront vacation rentals FAQ

Many Vacasa properties offer beach umbrellas, tents, chairs, and even boogie boards. We make it easy to filter your search. Just simply click on the ‘beach gear’ option in the filters drop-down menu. Or, call us at 800-544-0300 to see what beach gear is included with your vacation home.

Yes, many of our oceanfront rentals offer private beach access. We make it easy to filter your search by selecting ‘beach access’ in the filters drop-down menu. The Florida coastline is a mix of public and private beaches. However, even when a beach is public, many of our homes offer private and easy access via a locked gate or walkway available only for guests.

Yes, there are several important rules and regulations to be aware of when visiting beaches in Florida. Here are some of the major rules:

  1. No open fires or bonfires: Generally, fires and charcoal grills are prohibited on Florida beaches without a permit. However, some areas may allow fires in certain designated spots or times of year.
  2. No driving on the beach: ATVs, golf carts, go-carts, mopeds, or other motorized vehicles, are not permitted on the beach sand.
  3. Alcohol restrictions: Many Florida beaches prohibit alcoholic beverages.
  4. Sea turtle protection: It's illegal to disturb sea turtle nests or interfere with nesting turtles. During nesting season (typically March through October), there may be restrictions on beachfront lighting to avoid disorienting hatchlings.
  5. Stay off dunes: To protect the coastal ecosystem, visitors are required to stay off sand dunes and dune vegetation.
  6. Respect public vs. private beach areas: Be aware of the mean high-water mark, which separates public beach areas from private beachfront property.

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