Indian Shores Vacation Rentals

Experience unparalleled natural beauty on the Florida Gulf Coast when you stay in one of our breathtaking Indian Shores vacation rentals. Bordered by the seaside communities of Indian Rocks Beach to the north and North Reddington Beach to the south, this laid-back beach town is located on the western edge of Tampa Bay and promises a vacation you'll remember for years to come. 

Indian Shores is perfect for couples, families, and vacationers seeking relaxation and low-key fun. And there’s even plenty to tempt anglers, sportsmen, and naturalists looking for great fishing, wildlife viewing, and convenient access to pristine coastal habitats and white sand beaches. 

Things to do in Indian Shores, FL

Although it is a quiet coastal town, you'll find that there's plenty to do in Indian Shores. From charter boat fishing to shopping at the outlet malls, there's something for everyone. Enjoy a family-friendly outing at Smuggler Cove Adventure Golf, a Florida favorite where your whole family can practice their golf swings on a pirate-themed miniature golf course.  If you're feeling more adventurous, rent a fishing guide for the day with FishTaxi Charters and head out into the Gulf’s emerald green waters to hook red snapper, grouper, amberjack, mahi-mahi, and many other fish species.

Stop by the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary and get a firsthand look at injured native seabirds (including egrets, herons, owls, seagulls, and much more) that are rehabilitated and then released back into the wild. 

The best part about staying in one of our Indian Shores vacation rentals is the convenient access to a number of uncrowded, beautiful, white sand beaches, like Indian Rocks Beach, Belleair Beach, And Sand Key Park. Invite your friends, bring the family, or come with that special someone and let the tropical ocean breeze and warm gulf waters lull you into beachside bliss. 

Day trips from Indian Shores, FL

Indian Shores is a relatively small town, but the surrounding area boasts a number of exciting attractions that your whole family will love. Downtown Tampa is only 30 miles away and you'll find variety of restaurants, notable cultural experiences, and a vibrant nightlife in this bustling metropolis. 

Take a 39-mile drive northeast to zoom down huge waterslides like the Colossal Curl and the Caribbean Corkscrew at Adventure Island or embark on a walking safari through the Edge of Africa exhibit featuring hippos, lions, hyenas, lemurs, crocodiles, meerkats and more exotic animals at Busch Gardens. 

History buffs will love touring the Henry B. Plant Museum, a once operational hotel which was built by railroad magnate Henry Bradley Plant in 1888 and features ornate furnishings, beautiful tropical gardens, and Moorish architecture. Only 28 miles away, the museum is a fun and easy day trip from Indian Shores. 

Wherever you wander in the Tampa Bay area, our Indian Shore vacation rentals on Florida’s Gulf Coast are a sure bet for fun and relaxation in the legendary Florida sun and the perfect home base for your next getaway.

Indian Shores, FL FAQ

Does Indian Shores have a boardwalk?

Indian Shores’ Tower Square Nature Park features an extensive boardwalk that brings you up close and personal with classic Floridian flora and fauna, including manatees, mangroves, and many species of birds. 

Is Indian Shores walkable?

One of the great things about vacationing in a small community like Indian Shores is its proximity to the beach. But should you need to run errands—or explore beyond your neighborhood—we’d advise renting a car or bike to get around. 

Is Indian Shores beach crowded?

Located near some bigger-name beaches and destinations, Indian Shores flies under the radar—which means you’ll likely be vacationing in relative peace. Indian Shores is a great place to land if you’re looking for a classic, rejuvenating trip to the beach. 

Are Indian Shores and Indian Rocks Beach the same?

While Indian Shores and Indian Rocks Beaches are distinct from one another, they are close neighbors. Just to the north, Indian Rocks Beach gives its name to its town, just as Indian Shores does.