Florida Panhandle Holiday Rentals 

The climate of Pensacola is subtropical, with hot moist summers and mild winters. Hot summer days are usually relieved by short-lived early evening thunderstorms. Winters are cool, with the odd night when the temperature drops to freezing or lower. Panama City is in the warm zone, which is not as warm as South Florida, but it is has mild winters, hot summers, pleasant spring and fall weather.

The Florida Panhandle is the narrow strip of land that extends westward from the top of the peninsula. It has beautiful shallow white sand beaches with warm waters but few tourist oriented features. Green northwest corner, known as the Panhandle, sometimes called "the other Florida," since in addition to palm trees what thrives here are the magnolias, live oaks, and loblolly pines common in the rest of the Deep South. Nicknamed the Redneck Riviera, the Panhandle has many of Florida's most glorious white-sand beaches, and the most productive fishing waters in the world. It has glitzy resorts, campgrounds where possums and deer invite themselves to lunch, and every kind of lodging in between.

A holiday in Pensacola is for those who appreciate excellent seafood, miles of deserted beach, spectacular views, scuba diving on the many shipwrecks and exploring the local historic sites. Gulf Islands National Seashore is a park rich in natural resources. There are sparkling blue waters, magnificent snowy-white beaches, fertile coastal marshes, and beautiful winding nature trails. From fast food to five-star, Tallahassee serves up an excellent selection of tantalizing restaurants, from sinkholes to springs/caverns to camping & beaches to bird watching city will entertain you and your family.

Airports at Florida Panhandle like Panama City-Bay County International Airport, Tallahassee Airport and Pensacola Airport, Okeechobee Airport , Sarasota -Florida International Airport, St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport, Tampa -Florida International Airport and Palm Beach International Airport.

Panama City Beach is home to the beaches of the area and is a hugely popular destination for spring breakers and families alike. Panama City is much different being the more established city in Bay County, and is therefore seen as the governmental, cultural, business, and educational capital of the county. In and around Pensacola powdery white sandy beaches abound along the coastline and on the Gulf Islands, particularly at Perdido Key and Pensacola Beach with their luxury resorts. The coast and islands are a paradise for fishermen, and 'foodies' will enjoy the plentiful local oysters.