Anna Maria Island Inn offers several different accommodation options to suit your needs. From Anna Maria Island Inn’s private beach, you can watch the dolphins that sometimes come within inches of the shore, you can marvel at the pelicans' impressive diving ability, and you might even catch a glimpse of one of hundreds of baby sea turtle hatchlings emerging from their nests to start their long journey over the sand to the Gulf waters. The Island spans 7 miles of uncrowded, white, sugar-sand beaches on the vibrant blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
With and average temperature of 75 degrees, this year-round attraction with its laid-back feel is the place to relax, soak up the sun and enjoy the delights of some of the award-winning restaurants. A kayak or fishing boat is the favored transportation for exploring the inlets and canals that shelter Snook and Redfish beneath age old fishing docks. There are no high-rise buildings in this area, just houses with the “Old Florida” feel, in neighborhoods that are not far from the water’s edge. Stay at one of the Anna Maria Island hotels or vacation rental homes scattered around the Island. Cycle or walk to your favorite watering hole to enjoy the sunset. Leave the car at home and travel the island by trolley bus. Often know as Florida's best kept secret, Anna Maria Island sits at the southern tip of Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico and is perched north of Longboat Key. This perfect picture postcard kind of place moves at a very slow pace. The Anna Maria City Pier is now completely rebuilt after a storm damaged the old wooden structure in 2017.įor prosperity we continue to show images of the Old City Pier prior to its refurbishment which sits on the original footprint.
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