July

Exploring the Adventurous Side of Sarasota: An Outdoor Sporting Paradise

TEN35 Seaside Rentals invites travelers to indulge in the epitome of luxury beachfront living on Florida's Gulf Coast

The seamless blend of luxurious beachfront accommodations and unrivaled amenities creates an escape on the shores of Siesta Key. Just steps from the aqua-blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico, and walking distance to the “South Village,” TEN35 Seaside stands as a testament to opulence and convenience, where every aspect of the guest experience is crafted with the utmost care and attention.

Today the Visit Sarasota County (VSC) Board of Directors voted to appoint current VSC Vice President Erin M. Duggan, CDME as the new President and CEO of VSC effective September 30 when the current President, Virginia J. Haley, CDME retires.

A multi-million renovation to Selby Botanical Gardens and new bayside park provide two new ways to experience nature in the destination in addition to the miles of beaches, state parks and nature trails

As you explore area beaches, unlock the Beach Pass to earn an exclusive prize!

The Sarasota Beach Pass

A guide to Sarasota from north to south! Sarasota County has 35+ miles of coastline offering a variety of beaches fit for each personality. Enjoy the water by swimming, boating, or something more adventurous like parasailing, and dig your toes into the different types of sand to activate vacation mode! Trust us, when you’re this close to the Top Beach in the U.S., the sense of “ahhhh” really sinks in.  

A look at how it all started.

Remember to respect the Florida wildlife and native sea life and keep a safe distance when viewing them in their natural habitats.

Alligators

Alligator season peaks in May. Alligators live in most of Florida's ponds, streams, lakes and rivers. The height of alligator mating season is in May, when mature male gators often find their way into residential pools in search of female gators. They're plentiful and feisty this time of year, so give them plenty of space. Always stay clear of baby alligators, whose mothers are often close by.