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Theme Parks and Water Parks a Few Hours Away from AMI

Theme Parks and Water Parks a Few Hours Away from AMI

The one thing Florida is known best for, besides the gorgeous beaches, is the variety of theme parks and water parks. Whether it be Disney, Universal, or the ones in between, we are sure there’s a park you’ll want to visit on the list below:

Amusement Parks:

Busch Gardens: Busch Gardens Tampa Bay offers 335 acres of African- themed rides, live shows, restaurants, and shops. Best known for their thrilling rides (the park contains a whooping 21,297 feet of roller coaster track), Busch Gardens Tamps Bay also features one of the largest zoos in all of North America, which includes over 12,000 animals. They even have a variety of immersive tours including one in an open air vehicle on the parks Serengeti Plain, where you can hand-feed giraffes. How cool is that?!
Address: 10165 McKinley Dr, Tampa, FL 33612
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 10am – 10pm

LEGOLAND: LEGOLAND Florida is a fun amusement park made up of our favorite childhood toy, legos. This theme park/water park has over 50 shows and attractions, including; a lego creation zone, a kid-safe rock climbing area, and so much more! The water park features a wave pool and lazy river. This is the absolute perfect amusement park for the kiddos to create and explore.
Address: 1 Legoland Way, Winter Haven, FL 33884
Hours: LEGOLAND Theme Park is open every day of the week from 10am – 7pm
LEGOLAND Water Park is open every day of the week from 10:30am – 6pm

Seaworld: We did an entire blog on Seaworld, check it out!

A Street in Harry Potter World in Universal

Universal Studios: An amusement park where guests get the opportunity to”ride the movies” is what Universal Studios Orlando is all about. This theme park/production studio features tons of attractions and live shows. Lets not forget about The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Islands of Adventure, which are two additional theme parks within Universal Studios. Whether your’e soaring through the sky on the E.T Adventure ride, traveling underground on the Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts ride, or exploring the eight different themed islands. There are attractions for everyone at Universal!
Address: 6000 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819
Hours: All three Universal park are open every day of the week at 9am, closing times vary.

Disney, Disney, and More Disney: 
Disney, everyone’s heard the name, but if you haven’t visited one of the many Walt Disney World theme parks, you are missing out! There are 4 parks, excluding the 2 water parks, that makes Disney World what it is. Below is information on each of the 4 individual amusement parks.
. Epcot: Epcot is a 300 acre Disney theme park that is split into two sections, Future World and World Showcase. Future world explores science and technology with its attractions. The World Showcase area lets you travel to different countries without stepping out of Florida. I would say Epcot is the ideal theme park for adults, but don’t worry, the kids will enjoy it as well.
Address: 200 Epcot Center Dr, Orlando, FL 32821
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 9am – 9pm
. Animal Kingdom: Disney’s Animal Kingdom is the largest of the 4 Disney amusement parks and highlights Walt Disney’s commitment to conservation and nature. The park is home to 250 different kinds of species of animals, with over 1,700 animals all together. Animal Kingdom is the largest animal-themed park on the planet. The park also has tons of different live shows, parades, and of course fun rides.
Address: 2901 Osceola Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32830
Hours: Sunday through Tuesday open 9am – 10pm
Wednesday through Saturday open 9am – 10:30pm
. Magic Kingdom: Disney’s Magic Kingdom is my favorite out of the 4. as

Disney Characters Pose in Front of Cinderellas Castle in Disney’s Magic Kingdom

soon as you walk into the park you are overcome with enchantment. From the gorgeous castle, to the lovely sites and sounds of Main Street U.S.A., the park is absolutely charming. Magic Kingdom also offers rides, firework shows, and daily musical parades featuring your favorite Disney characters.
Address: 1180 Seven Seas Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Hours: Monday through Wednesday open 8am – 11pm
Thursday through Sunday open 8am – 10pm
. Hollywood Studios: Formerly known as MGM Studios until 2008, Hollywood Studios allows its guests to step behind the scenes of Hollywood, with live action shows, exciting attractions, and backstage tours. Everything in the park almost blends to look like one giant movie set, bringing the Hollywood feeling to central Florida. Just like all the other Disney parks, you’ll also find rides, restaurants, and shops in HollyWoood Studios.
Address: 351 S Studio Dr, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 8am – 10:30pm

Water parks

Typhoon Lagoon: One of the two Disney World water parks, Typhoon Lagoon is a super fun way to soak up the Florida sun. Take a relaxing ride down the lazy river, lay out in the sun on their sandy beach, ride their thrilling water slides, and so much more! While you’re at Typhoon Lagoon you have to take the family on the ride Miss Adventure, a whitewater adventure ride that just happens to be the longest ride in Disney water park history!
Address: 1145 East Buena Vista Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32830
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 10am – 8pm

The “Ski Lift” at Blizzard Beach

Blizzard Beach: The second Disney water park is Blizzard Beach, a park modeled to look like a ski-resort that melted into a water filled utopia. Blizzard Beach is home to Mount Gushmore ,one of the tallest and fastest water slides in the WORLD! Featuring raft rides, water slides, and a one acre wave pool, Blizzard Beach is a fantastic park for some fun in the sun.
Address: 1534 Blizzard Beach Drive, Orlando, FL 32836
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 10am – 8pm

Volcano Bay: Universal Orlando’s only water park, Volcano Bay, is a much newer park compared to the others. Taking the place of Universals old water park, Wet N Wild, Volcano Bay Opened in 2017 and is packed with the perfect mix of thrills and tranquility. Experience the different water slides inside Krakatau, the 200ft tall Volcano that’s also the parks main representative. The most interesting part of Volcano Bay would be the fact that they use TapuTapu, a wristband that will hold a guests place in long lines without the need of them standing there. Now that’s convenient!
Address:  6000 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 9am – 9pm

Adventure Island: A little less of a drive compared to the other water parks, Adventure Island is located in Tampa and is 30 acres of watery fun! There are 10 thrilling water slides, a 17,000 square foot wave pool, and plenty of kid friendly attractions as well. There is also dining options so no one in your group goes hungry.
Address: 10001 McKinley Dr, Tampa, FL 33612
Hours: Open everyday of the week from 9am – 7pm

Kids complete a pool obstacle course at Adventure Island
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Best 4 Seafood Restaurants Around Anna Maria Island

Best 4 Seafood Restaurants Around Anna Maria Island

Anna Maria- If you’re looking for the best Seafood on Anna Maria Island, you’re at the right place! With water surrounding almost all of Anna Maria, it’s no doubt our restaurants have access to the best seafood. All within 20 minutes of the island, here are four restaurants that you’re sure to love!

Best Seafood on Anna Maria Island

1. The Ugly Grouper Bar & Grill

Located on the island, The Ugly Grouper is right across the street from our Marina Drive office. They serve delicious food such as grouper sandwiches and mahi fish tacos along with meals for people who don’t care as much for seafood.  Also, all of their fish is fresh off the coast of Anna Maria, so you’re sure to get fresh fish. The Ugly Grouper has a history here on Anna Maria Island, as it was previously The Barefoot Tiki Bar and even before that a gas station!  Visit our Ugly Grouper Bar & Grill information page for menu and contact information.

2. Cortez Kitchen

Located in the Historic Cortez Fishing Village, Cortez Kitchen serves fresh seafood in an laid back atmosphere. This waterfront restaurant also features live music on the weekends! A few of their delicious dishes include; steamed clams, peel & eat shrimp, buffalo grouper sandwich, etc.

3. Mar Vista

Mar Vista resides in Longboat Key and is casual place to get great seafood. Some of their best dishes are a Grouper sandwich and Scallops Mar Vista. Another cool aspect of Mar Vista is its history on Longboat Key. It was one of the first structures built by Rufus Jordan in 1912 and has withstood hurricanes and erosion. Still in the original building, Mar Vista is an extremely interesting place to visit that has tasty food!

4. Starfish Company Market

If you’re wanting to cook your own or buy already cooked seafood Starfish Company (featured in image at the top of this page) is the perfect place to go. Located off Cortez, they sell locally caught seafood such as fish, scallops, and shrimp. Starfish Co. was started in the 1920’s and sits on one of the few remaining working waterfronts. With an absolutely gorgeous view, Starfish Co. is a must visit when vacationing here on Anna Maria.

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The Rundown on Red Tide on Anna Maria Island, FL

The Rundown on Red Tide on Anna Maria Island, FL

With all the media coverage and attention for Red Tide, it is important to narrow down the facts for Anna Maria Island specifically. We are keeping a close eye on it every day, as the status of it can change often. Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission provides the most accurate information through a daily updated map on the concentration levels around the state and area. There is even a map updated by eye witness reports, visitbeaches.org.

What is Red Tide?

A “red tide”, or harmful algal bloom, is a higher-than-normal concentration of a microscopic alga (plantlike organism) in the water. In Florida and the Gulf of Mexico, the species that causes most red tides is Karenia brevis, often abbreviated as K. brevis.

Anna-Maria-Island-No-Red-Tide
Photo taken on Holmes Beach, July 20, 2021

What You Need to Know About Red Tide

The beaches on Anna Maria Island are clean, clear, and as beautiful as ever. Very high concentrations of alga are present to the north and south of Anna Maria Island. However, as of right now Anna Maria Island is spared the worst of this current alga bloom. Upon arrival, you will see swimmers and beachgoers enjoying the sand, water, and sunshine on both the Gulf and bayside!

The Consequences of Red Tide

Enjoying the views of Rod N Reel or City Pier and see a dead fish? We will not deny the fact that on certain tides and windy days, you may see a dead fish or two in the current. These fish are from areas other than those near Anna Maria and have made their way here due to the tides or current weather conditions. It does not affect your experience, and by no means will you see this in any significant volumes.

After weeks of the St. Petersburg area suffering from this, some fish may begin to float in with our summer west winds. Right now, there are very minor instances of some coming to shore, but no levels that would or should cause concern or disappointment.  

The Takeaway

Despite areas to the north and south of Anna Maria Island seeing higher levels of Red Tide, we currently do not see these same levels locally. Sometimes will you see a dead fish or two floating by or washed ashore from these areas? Yes. Should you let this damper your vacation? Absolutely not. Be sure to keep up to date with FWC’s site and daily live maps of concentration levels. Relying on social media outlets and news for this information can be discouraging, be sure to look for the facts from Florida Fish and Wildlife and be sure to keep up to date with our Facebook page and website for daily and weekly updates as well.

On Facebook, look out for daily videos and picture updates, find them on our page “Anna Maria Island Vacation Travel”

During blooms, daily beach outlook updates can be found here: https://www.islandreal.com/beach-condition-updates

Read more about FAQs about Red Tide answered by the State of Florida

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Rod and Reel Pier in Anna Maria City Is Good Eat’s

Rod and Reel Pier in Anna Maria City Is Good Eat’s

The Rod and Reel Pier is an institution in Anna Maria City.   Ask a local on Anna Maria Island where to eat and just about everyone has Rod & Reel Pier restaurant in their top three.  The Rod & Reel Restaurant is located in Anna Maria City and is the most Northern eatery on Anna Maria Island.  The restaurant sits out on the end of a pier in Anna Maria City so it makes for perfect scenery.  I have personally seen fish, dolphins and manatee off the pier while waiting to get into the restaurant.  The pier also doubles as a great fishing spot for visitors and locals alike.  Just about every hour the restaurant is open you will see folks fishing from the pier.

Rod and Reel serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.  Their breakfast is very good as well as their lunches and oh yah, their dinners too!  Every meal at the Rod and Reel is great!  The restaurant has an old Florida diner charm.  It seats about 20 inside and seats about 15 outside.  The 20 seats inside are made up of tables for 4-5, tables for 2 and one table that can seat about 6-8.  There are about 4 tables that sit along the Bay so you can glance out at the water while you enjoy your clam strips, fish & chips, grouper Reuben sandwich or grouper any way you like it.  The 15 seats outside face towards the West so you can get an early glimpse of our Anna Maria Island Sunsets as well as the pier below.  There are a flight of steps up to the restaurant so if you have someone in your party that cannot do steps it is best to skip this restaurant.

One insider secret is the small bar under the restaurant.  It is back behind the stairs up to the restaurant and is considered on the ground level.  They will serve food at the bar although it can get tight on popular nights.  The seating is a tight 10-12 but the beer is cold and cheap.  Last time a “friend” had a beer there it was $3 for a draft.  (Yes, I have updated this in 2019 and it is still $3 for a domestic draft)  I recall the first time my “friend” got a beer down in the bar area.  The bar tender said “Three dollars please,”  My friend said “What?”  The bartender quickly said, “I know, I know, we just raised our draft beer prices from $2 but we had too.”  Of course we were surprised with how reasonably priced the draft beer was.  If you are looking for “insider” secrets then swing by the bar and pull up a seat.  There are plenty of locals that have a drink or two at the bar.

Now for the meals.  The lunch and dinner menu’s are one in the same.  The restaurant has plenty of sandwiches to choose from, grouper any way you like it, a Reuben grouper which is just like a Reuben but with Grouper as the meat and about four other choices of sandwiches.  My son loves the clam strips or the fish & chips.  If you are looking for a meal on the bigger side then the Mexican grouper is your ticket.  Of course they serve plenty of fish any way you like it.  The most recent night I visited they had several specials, Mahi Mahi, Sword Fish, and a few others.  They do serve bottled beer up in the restaurant as well as wine.  Their coleslaw is great as well as their desserts.  If you still have room try their Key Lime Pie.  You won’t be sorry!

Another great feature of the Rod and Reel pier other than the awesome food?  If you get window seats you can take in the Tampa Bay, maybe see some dolphins and take in the gorgeous Sunshine.  A great vacation rental close to the Rod and Reel pier is our Wave and Sea 3 Bedroom vacation rental in Anna Maria City.  Only a few minute walk right around the corner.

Rod & Reel Pier – Anna Maria, FL
Address:
875 N. Shore Drive
Anna Maria, FL 34216

Cuisine: Gulf Coast Seafood

Price Range: $-$$
Takes Reservations: No

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Updated: March 2018

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G.T. Bray Public Pool and Splash Park Minutes From Anna Maria

G.T. Bray Public Pool and Splash Park Minutes From Anna Maria

G.T. Bray Recreation Center is a fantastic place to cool off anytime of the year if you are staying on Anna Maria Island or in Western Bradenton, Fl.  The G.T. Bray Public pool and splash park is large with plenty of facilities for the fitness enthusiast.  GT Bray is just 15 minutes from Anna Maria Island, Holmes Beach.  Drive along State Route 64, Manatee Avenue.  See the link below for a map.

G.T. Bray Recreation Center –
5502 33rd Avenue Drive West, Bradenton, Fl 34209
(941) 742-5923

SWIMMING – AQUATIC PARK
G.T. Bray has a 50 (6) lane Meter Pool, 18 X 18 yard dive pool equipped with a 1 and 3 meter diving board, 12 foot three flume water slide, a 2 foot wading-kiddie pool and a 4,000 square foot Splash water park.  So there is tons of water activities to do for the entire family.  Summer hours are extended as compared to other seasons and the Summer is considered Mid-June to Mid August.  The Pool park is open Monday through Saturday from around 11 AM to 5 PM.  Access to the recreation facility is not free but inexpensive.  As of Summer 2020 the fee ranges for a daily pass is $3.00.  The pass provides access to all their facilities for the day.  Gymnasium, fitness center, teen/game room, racquetball and hard tennis courts.  GT Bray offers monthly rates and normally in the Summer offers a quarterly reduce rate.  The rate ranges from $35 to $80 for a month.

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Bean Point – Anna Maria Island’s Secret Serenity

Bean Point – Anna Maria Island’s Secret Serenity

Bean Point is a must stop spot on Anna Maria Island. It’s a local secret that provides the most breathtaking views of the sunset on a pristine beach. Bean Point vacation rentals are some of the best on the island. Named for George Emerson Bean, the first permanent resident of Anna Maria Island, Bean Point is located on a secluded stretch of beach at the northern end of what was Bean’s original homesteaded property. 

You won’t find a parking lot, or any large signs, to direct you to this treasure of nature.  To get there you’ll need to head North of the City Pier in Anna Maria on North Bay Blvd.  The “main entrance” to Bean Point is located at a small crossroads.  You will notice the tree lined path that divides the two properties at the the intersection of North Bay Blvd & North Shore Dr.  If you ride your bicycle, you can ride right up the path, and park just to the side of the classic, wooden footbridge that sets the tone for your Anna Maria beach experience.  If you drive your car, you have a few options.  There are actually entrances at the corners of Fern St & N. Shore Dr, and Gladiolus St. & North Shore as well.  Each of these entrances is marked by a small white posted sign that merely states “Public Beach Access”.  Using the intersection of North Bay blvd and North Shore will provide immediate access to the famed “Bean Point” but half the fun is getting there?  Using the public beach access point to the South will allow you to walk along the beach and take in the sites where the Bay and Gulf meet.  When parking you can choose a spot near any of these entrances, and take the path out to the beach.

Local Tip: parking regulations are strictly enforced on Anna Maria Island.  If it says No Parking, don’t do it. Unless you want a ticket. If you do park on the roadside be sure your tires are off the asphalt street. If just 1″ is on the street you most likely will return with a bad surprise after your leisurely stroll along Bean Point. There are spots along the side streets, including Gladiolus and Fern.  To park near the footbridge entrance, I would recommend heading down to Jacaranda to find an empty (and legal) parking place.

Once your car is settled, head up the nearest path to the gorgeous turquoise waters where the Gulf of Mexico meets the Tampa Bay.   After your leisurely stroll down the path, turn right when you get to the sand, and head north to the point, for spectacular views that include the Sunshine Skyway Bridge.    If the tide is low, you can see the sand bar just off the coast.  Just a little wading into the warm water will take you there, and you can shell ‘til your heart’s content!  The views are amazing, the water is inviting, and the atmosphere is relaxed and serene.  There are quiet spots to sit and enjoy the view, and watch the waters and the wildlife.  I love where the water collides as the tide shifts from the East side of Anna Maria Island to the West side.

There are signs of life relaxing all over the Point. There is always something to delight the bird watcher too, with several different types of birds to entertain you as they guard their beach turf from one another.

So head over to Bean Point and capture a quiet beach moment or a breathtaking sunset, and enjoy one of the most relaxing spots on an island famous for its relaxation. If you’re looking to spend more time at Bean Point, browse through our Bean Point rentals to find the perfect place to stay during your getaway.

We have quite a few amazing vacation rentals on Bean Point ready to accommodate you and your family in style and comfort. Whether you are looking for a direct beachfront rental, or a rental with a pool is more your style, we have properties to accomodate any need, including pet friendly rentals so you can bring the entire family!  Be sure to check them out – here are a few of our favorites:

Rest A Shore

4 Bedroom, 3 1/2 Bath, Sleeps 8, Private Pool & Beachfront! Come see the best of Bean Point from poolside!

Sea Song

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Sleeps 6 , Private Beachfront Bungalow! Steps from Bean Point’s Beaches!

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Anna Maria Island Kayak Rentals

Anna Maria Island Kayak Rentals

Anna Maria Island is the perfect place to experience kayaking! And with tons of local companies that rent them out and offer guided tours, it’s a breeze to get a hold of one.

Anna Maria Island Kayak Rentals are Fun

Kayaking is fabulous fun and great exercise. It is truly beautiful paddling around the gulf or bay side of the island with little man made noises. You may also walk away with a once in a life time dolphin or manatee encounter. Its fairly common and its best to ask the kayak operator for suggestions where to find the natural settings you crave. Kayak tours are fairly inexpensive and you gain a different perspective looking at properties, the shoreline, or canals from a kayak.  There are several kayak rental shops on the island.

Island Real Estate has a few vacation rentals that offer Kayak’s as part of the vacation rental.  One such property is Mambo Italiano a 4 bedroom vacation rental in Holmes Beach.  The vacation rental offers Kayaks as part of the rental experience.  If you are looking for a fantastic kayaking location West Bay Point and Moorings is a perfect location to get tons of kayaking in.  West Bay Point sits on Watkins bayou and easy in and out on the shoreline for kayakers.  Here are two properties that would be considered a kayaker’s paradise – West Bay Point and Moorings 88 and High Tides and good vibes.

Beach Bums: 
Address: 427 Pine Ave, Anna Maria, FL 34216
Phone: (941) 778-3316
Offers kayak rentals and kayak tours

Kayak Jacks:
Address: This is a mobile kayak rental company that will come to you
Phone: 941-538-1448
Offers 24 hour and weekly kayak rentals

Fun and More Rentals:
Address: 5347 Gulf Dr, Holmes Beach, FL 34217
Phone: 941-462-2719
Offers double and single kayak rentals

Surferbus:
Address: 9800 Manatee Ave W, Bradenton, FL 34209 (on the causway off Manatee Ave.)
Phone: 941-527-6355
Offers single and double kayak rentals

Happy Paddler:
Address: They use several different local launch sites, no set address
Phone: (941) 773-1920
Offers single and double kayak rentals, as well as kayak tours

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The Freckled Fin Irish Pub in Holmes Beach

The Freckled Fin Irish Pub in Holmes Beach

An Irish pub is always a fun environment to be in, and The Freckled Fin in Holmes Beach is definitely a fun place to be. With live music every week, a full bar, and good food, it makes sense that this is quite a popular family friendly place for visitors and locals. 

The Freckled Fin Irish Pub is tucked back on Holmes Blvd, next to Vinny’s Italian Kitchen, and is open Sunday – Thursday from 11am – 12am. The party continues into the early morning hours on Fridays and Saturdays, where they close at 1AM. They also feature live entertainment everyday. Karaoke Mondays,  Triva Night Wednesdays, and live music every other night!

The menu at the Freckled Fin is actually quite impressive for a pub, and has a lot to choose from. They have pub favs such as wings, burgers and salads. Some specific items on the menu include their Gulf Mahi Tacos, Cali Avocado Melt, and more!  Irish specialties are not to be missed such as Shepard’s Pie, Irish Dip sandwich (with house made corned beef!), Fish and Chips and a Dubliner Chicken sandwich. 

They also have a full beer and wine list, as well cocktails and specialty shots (Pickle Backs for everyone!).  

No matter if it’s a laid-back lunch with a beer, or a late night full of fun and shots, The Freckled Fin Irish Pub is the perfect place for both. 

Freckled Fin Irish Pub
5337 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach, FL 34217
(941) 251-3930

 

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Anna Maria Island Salons – Get Pampered

Anna Maria Island Salons – Get Pampered

This is our list of the top 5 Anna Maria Island Salons! There are several in each of our three cities, Anna Maria, Holmes Beach, and Bradenton Beach.  We suggest you consider location, advertised prices, and size of the salon to choose the spa/salon that best suits your expectations.  Most Anna Maria Island salon’s can accommodate the normal requirements of weddings or special events too.  What more would you expect from the wedding capital of Florida?

Anna Maria Island Salons

The perfect way to get pampered in paradise!

1. Salon Salon of AMI

Salon Salon was voted “Reader’s Choice” for 2011! This salon offers makeup, hair, wedding up do’s, facials, massages and couple’s massages, and even hair extensions and eye lash extensions!

3612 East Bay Drive
Holmes Beach, FL 34217
(941 -778 – 0400)
or
313 Pine Ave
Anna Maria, FL 34216
(941 – 778 – 0500)

2. Acqua Aveda Salon and Spa

This is one of the most popular salons on Anna Maria Island, and they

offer a lot! They are a salon, spa and a store! They offer services for weddings, special events, hair design, skin care, nails, massage and body treatments, and they even have a men’s spa!

5311 Gulf Drive
Holmes Beach, FL 34217
941-778-5400

3. Body and Sol Spa & Wellness

Anna Maria Island’s largest day spa! They offer massages, manicure and pedicures, signature island facials, hair cutting and styling (even bridal parties!), and they even offer daily yoga classes and acupuncture!

9805 Gulf Drive
Anna Maria, FL 34216
941-650-5441

4. Sea-renity:

This salon is very unique with their tiki-tastic massages! You can enjoy a massage experience in your own private cabana hut right on the beach! They also offer indoor single and couples massages, pedicures and full body wraps!

112 Bridge Street
Bradenton Beach, FL 34217
941-779-6836

5.  Aluna Wellness Center and Spa:

Aluna Offers four treatment rooms, a meditation room and a lovely zen garden and outdoor shower. This is all nestled just across the street from the Gulf of Mexico. Aluna Wellness Center and Spa is an eco-friendly holistic center specializing in acupuncture, massage, wellness treatment and organic skin care. Enjoy Saturday morning beach yoga, reservations needed.

2219 Gulf Drive North
Bradenton Beach, Fl 34217
941-778-8400

Happy Pampering!

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