Vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach

Vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach

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Highlights St. Pete Beach

  • Sunny beach destination
  • White sand beaches
  • Walkable downtown district

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Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices St. Pete Beach

$413for 28 Dec - 4 Jan
$391 annual average
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Current vacation rental availability St. Pete Beach

6%for 28 Dec - 4 Jan
45% annual average
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Vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach

A sunny barrier island escape

St. Pete Beach is situated on the west coast of Florida, close to Tampa and St. Petersburg. The small resort city is located on a barrier island and is known for its laid-back atmosphere and world-class white sand beaches. The beach is so picturesque and spectacular that it has been rated among the best beaches in the U.S. Its warm and mild year-round climate makes it perfect to visit during any season. Bring your significant other, your family, or a group of friends and come discover the beauty of St. Pete Beach!

Finding your perfect vacation rental in St. Pete Beach

Vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach embody all the most sought-after qualities of a Florida getaway: plenty of natural lighting, a relaxing atmosphere, and coastal-inspired designs. Treat yourself to an upscale rental, complete with stylish decor, a private pool, and customized amenities. Stay in a rental close to the beach with direct beach access and a private balcony with stunning views of the turquoise water. Opt for a rental surrounded by swaying palm trees and a private yard space. Whether you want to stay close to the natural coastal areas or close to the urban downtown offerings, there are plenty of rental options to choose from!

Vacations in St. Pete Beach

The area and getting around

Arriving in St. Pete Beach

The closest airport to St. Pete Beach is St. Petersburg Airport, which is 13 miles, or a 20-minute drive away. While Tampa International Airport is a few miles further, it is a much larger airport served by more airlines and offers both international and domestic flights. You can reach St. Pete Beach from both airports via a taxi or by using a rideshare app such as Uber or Lyft.

Getting around St. Pete Beach

Having a private car during your time in St. Pete Beach is highly recommended for getting around. However, if you prefer not to rent a car you can rely on taxis, Uber, or Lyft to get around. Parts of the city can be navigated by bike or on foot as well. The downtown area is very walkable, with the majority of attractions, shops, and restaurants just a short walking distance of one another.

Travelers and activities

St. Pete Beach for couples

Couples can enjoy spectacular sunsets at Upham Beach. This hidden gem of a beach is often uncrowded and boasts clear turquoise waters as well as an ample parking area. There’s a little snack bar where you can grab a bite to eat while you watch the sun set over the ocean. Stop by the popular Mastry’s Brewing Co. to try locally made craft beers in a warm, friendly environment. There’s also a food truck where you can grab a tasty bite to eat.

St. Pete Beach for fishing enthusiasts

St. Pete Beach is a wonderful choice for fishing enthusiasts with an abundance of saltwater fish species. Tarpon, redfish, kingfish, sea-trout, grouper, and snapper are among some of the popular fish caught here. You can fish directly off the Merry Pier. Or, you can do a fishing charter with one of the local companies, where you’re bound to catch more fish than you’ll know what to do with!

St. Pete Beach holds a world record for the most consecutive days of sunshine with 768 straight days of sun in 1967-1968.

Top 5 travel tips in St. Pete Beach

1. Discover one of the most beautiful beaches in the U.S.A.

St. Pete Beach was voted number one beach in the U.S.A. and fifth in the world in 2021! The well-deserved title was owed to the beach’s incredible atmosphere, perfectly clean white sands, gentle turquoise waters, and expansive shoreline. Come spend a day (or two) enjoying this world-class beach, swimming, and strolling along the shore.

2. Stroll through the historic Pass-a-Grille Beach neighborhood

This historic neighborhood is home to a wide range of shops, restaurants, galleries, rental outfitters, tour companies, and more! The peaceful area boasts everything you could need, including direct beach access! Spend a few hours walking around and discovering all the unique offerings. Come here to swim, to shop, and to dine.

3. Browse the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum

Learn about the fascinating history of the local area and the nearby barrier islands at this wonderful little museum. Here you’ll find a wide range of exhibits, photos, artifacts, newspaper clippings, and informational plaques which delve into the fascinating history of the area. There’s also a great time-line display which depicts the history of the area from 1,500 AD to the present day. You can easily spend a few hours browsing the organized, informative space.

4. Stroll along the historic Merry Pier

This historic fishing pier sits along the Intercostal Waterway and is perfect for a peaceful stroll. Come here to watch the sunset and to enjoy views of the stunning coastal area. This pier is popular among fishing enthusiasts, so bring your pole and cast a line off the end of the pier. There’s great bird watching and people watching from the pier as well!

5. Stop by the farmer’s market

If you’ll be in St. Pete Beach on a Sunday, stop by the lively Corey Avenue Sunday Market. The colorful open air market is situated in the heart of St. Pete Beach and features over 50 kiosks and vendors selling a mixed bag of goods and products. Meet the local farmers and sellers as you browse freshly baked goods, locally grown produce, handicrafts, clothing, artwork, honey, and more! This is the perfect opportunity to grab some local souvenirs to bring back home with you.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals in St. Pete Beach

How much do you pay, on average, for vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach?

Considering the average cost of $362 per night, St. Pete Beach lies at the lower end of the price range for vacation rentals in the USA.

During which months can you find the best price for vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach?

If you want to save the maximum during your vacation to St. Pete Beach, travel in October ($313 per night on average), September ($317), or January ($329), to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

During which months are vacation rentals more expensive in St. Pete Beach?

Analyzing the data from last year, we found that costs per night for accommodation here are usually higher, on average, during the months of March ($458), February ($429), and April ($411).

Should I plan a trip to St. Pete Beach well in advance?

When planning a vacation to St. Pete Beach, it is necessary to be proactive as 82% of rentals are usually booked, according to last year's data.

What time of the year can I find more available vacation rentals?

The months when it's easiest to find available accommodation in St. Pete Beach are June (the average amount of properties that are available reached 56% of the total last year), May (35%), and August (34%).

When are fewer rentals available in St. Pete Beach?

During this period, the availability is only 2%. It is therefore recommended to reserve early.

Are there many vacation rentals in St. Pete Beach?

In St. Pete Beach we offer you an extensive catalog of around 460 properties, with options of all kinds, thanks to our 6 local and international providers.