The Blue Beach House Palm Island

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The Blue Beach House Palm Island

Beautiful Gulf Front Home located on the exclusive Palm/Don Pedro/Gasparilla Island off the coast of Florida. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, elevator, sleeps 10. ft.

The Blue Beach House is a 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom home located on Don Pedro/Palm/Gasparilla Island, an exclusive 7 mile long barrier island in SW Florida, boasting miles of pristine sandy beach with some of the best shelling, shark tooth hunting and nature on the west coast of Florida. Accessible by boat or a short ride by car ferry, Don Pedro/Palm Island is a true island escape from reality! Here y

ou will experience Florida like you never have, with uncrowded beaches, no traffic or commercial zoning, no gas stations or streetlights. Palm Island Resort is the only business located on the island. It is home to Rum Bay, a cozy restaurant serving seafood, pizzas and regular beach fare. Rum Bay also has a full service bar and just below Rum Bay is Coconuts, with an ice cream counter and small convenience store, where you can rent bikes, arrange for kayak tours and other fun island adventures. Peaceful and quiet, The Blue Beach House is situated directly on the beach overlooking the beautiful azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico. We have walked on the beach for hours searching for treasures and not crossed paths with another person. The island is home to sea turtles, manatees, dolphins, gopher tortoises and a wide variety of protected species of shorebirds. It also has some of the best in-shore and near shore game fishing in Florida, including Tarpon. Island sunsets are unparalleled, each night more beautiful than the last, and because there are no street or housing/commercial development lights, the stargazing is mesmerizing. Don Pedro/Palm Island is unique and beautiful, an undiscovered gem on the southwest coast of Florida. We're sure you'll love it as much as we do! Our designer decorated 2400 sq. is spacious enough to accommodate your large family of up to 10 for fun and sun at the beach. The Blue Beach House is equipped with an elevator and the kitchen is furnished with all of the appliances and gadgets we could think of to make your stay enjoyable. All indoor living areas are conveniently located on one floor. The Blue Beach House Amenities Include:
1 King Bed, 4 Queens
3 Full Baths
2 Outdoor Showers (1 open, 1 enclosed)
Big Screen Smart TV's
Cable & DVD
Central A/C
Charcoal Grill
Elevator
High Speed Internet
Large Capacity Washer/Dryer
Commercial Size Refrigerator and Sub-Zero Freezer
Wi-Fi
Large Variety of Games and Puzzles
Beach Chairs, Towels, Umbrellas

Area activities (in addition to those mentioned above) include: deep sea fishing, recreational boat rental, bike rental, kayak & stand up paddle board rental, golf cart rental. Rental activities available at Palm Island Resort; jet ski rentals and parasailing located in nearby Englewood.. Getting here:
Island is located approximately 2 hours south of Tampa and 1 1/2 hours north of Ft. Myers. Both Tampa and Ft. Myers airports provide daily flight service from major U.S. cities. Two Week Minimum Rental
Pets NOT Allowed
Smoking NOT Allowed
Minimum Age to Rent is 25

2024 Rental Rates (includes Taxes):
2 Weeks (14 Days)/$10,300 + $500 Refundable Security Deposit
1 Month (28 Days)/$20,300 + $500 Refundable Security Deposit
Additional Weeks Added To Above/$5000

For rental information and availability, please contact:

Holly Stock
972-567-8191
[email protected]

07/31/2024

07/19/2024

Another beautiful sunset sky tonight.🌴

07/18/2024

Rise and shine - it’s sea turtle time! Up before dawn to mark new nests and check for hatchlings. Lots of baby🐢 tracks! Love looking down our beach and seeing all of the nests.❤️🌴

07/17/2024

We love our resident gopher tortoise! Please drive slowly and be aware of these guys crossing the road.❤️

07/17/2024

Another stunning sunset last night.🌴

07/13/2024

After a dreary, rainy day we were rewarded with a stunning sunset.🌴

06/25/2024

FLORIDA SUNSET! 🌅🌴

Spectacular, colorful shot in Punta Gorda aling the water after weekend storms. Looks like a painting!

Credit: Elizabeth R Sepulveda

06/25/2024

HEADS UP! Saharan Dust is projected to move across parts of Florida and the Gulf of Mexico later this week into the weekend.

Most of the dust is aloft at 5,000 - 15,000 feet in the atmosphere as it travels over 5,000 miles across the Atlantic. Saharan Dust is nothing new, we just now have better technology to detect and forecast it. On average, over 180 million tons of dust is blown aloft from Africa each year. Here's a refresher on Saharan Dust pros and cons:

Positives:
- Can weaken tropical systems and lower activity because the dry Saharan air layer contains 50% lower humidity.
- Vibrant sunrises and sunsets with an extra glow.
- Iron in the dust helps fertilize the Amazon. It also feeds phytoplankton in the ocean, which takes in carbon dioxide and releases oxygen.

Negatives:
- Lowers air quality and can aggravate those with respiratory issues or asthma.
- Hazy skies and dirty rain. Fewer storms, but they can be stronger. Hotter weather.
- The dust can transport bacteria, which can lead to algal blooms like red tide. Also has been known to negatively impact coral reefs.

- Matt Devitt WINK Weather

06/25/2024

Nesting Update: June 21, 2024

This week we saw the number of greens double from last week.

You can help the survive by keeping the beach

1. Keep artificial light from reaching the beach. This includes lights from cellphones, fishing lanterns, and flashlights, etc. Pull draperies at sunset.

2. Remove furniture and any other potential obstructions from the beach -- off of the sand-- by sunset. Sea turtles need every inch of sand for nesting.

3. Fill holes and pick up trash. Trash includes picnic scraps and other food scraps. These scraps bring potential predators to the beach. We will have hatchlings soon, and they need to have the best chance at survival.

4. If you see a dead or struggling sea turtle, call FWC Wildlife Alert 888.404.3922 to initiate stranding response.

06/16/2024

NESTING UPDATE JUNE 14, 2024

It's been an interesting week...

Bad weather created some challenges that kept us on our toes. The rain was most welcomed because it has been so very dry.

Turtlers are a dedicated lot - we are like the postal service.

"neither rain, nor wind nor heat will keep a turtler from their appointed rounds" 😀

The blustery weather brought a small, rare, critically endangered visitor to Manasota Key. You will see in this week's nesting graphic the addition of a Kemp's ridley (Lepidochelys kempii). If you missed it, please see our post about it from a few days ago.

Many thanks to Manasota Key Resort for alerting us to a daytime nesting turtle. . If you see a daytime nesting turtle, Please send us a photo to help us identify the species.

Other ways you can help

You can help the sea turtles by keeping the beach

1. Keep artificial light from reaching the beach. This includes lights from cellphones, fishing lanterns, and flashlights, etc. Pull draperies at sunset.
2. Remove furniture and any other potential obstructions from the beach -- off of the sand-- by sunset. Sea turtles need every inch of sand for nesting.
3. Fill holes and pick up trash. Trash includes picnic scraps and other food scraps. These scraps bring potential predators to the beach. We will have hatchlings soon, and they need to have the best chance at survival.
4. If you see a dead or struggling sea turtle, call FWC Wildlife Alert 888.404.3922 to initiate stranding response.

06/14/2024

Vibrant rainbow spotted over The Blue Beach House! 🌈 🍀 🌴
Thanks for capturing this shot Kerri!🥰

06/12/2024

Please help us keep our amazing sea turtles safe!🐢❤️🌴

06/12/2024

Love our sea turtles!🐢❤️ 🌴

05/19/2024

Beautiful sunset.❤️🌴

05/16/2024

Rain cleared just in time for a brilliant sunset! 😎🏝️

05/01/2024

Happy Nesting Season! 🐢🐢🐢 And a reminder that no flashlights also means no bright lights from phones on the beach at night! 🤳🚫

04/24/2024

Sea turtle season has officially begun! Here are are two fun facts to celebrate these magnificent creatures:

1. Ancient Mariners. Sea turtles have been around for over 100 million years, which means they once swam alongside dinosaurs!

2.Global Travelers. Some sea turtles migrate over 1,500 miles between their feeding grounds and the beaches where they nest. Talk about a long-distance relationship!

Let’s keep our beaches clean, dim our lights at night during nesting season, and give these ancient travelers the space they need to continue their incredible journey.

Enjoy the beach and keep an eye out for these incredible creatures!

04/23/2024

GULF HEATING UP 🌊🌡️ For the first time this year, water temps have reached the 80s along the Southwest Florida coast. The Fort Myers Beach water temp of 80° is +1.3° warmer than normal. I'll continue to monitor it for you in the months ahead.

04/20/2024

Nope never. 💞🏖️

04/18/2024

😳

Meanwhile in Florida. Spotted in Englewood. Watch for climbing gators too. Credit: Belynda Blyth 🐊👀

04/15/2024

Yep! Gotta love Florida. ☀️🌴🍹

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Don Pedro/Palm Island
Placida, FL
33946

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http://www.thebluebeachhousepalmisland.com/

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The Blue Beach House is a beautiful 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom home located on Palm/Don Pedro/Gasparilla Island, an exclusive 7 mile long barrier island off the coast of Florida that is only accessible by ferry or by boat.

The Blue Beach House is situated directly on the beach overlooking the gorgeous azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico. This high end, exquisitely decorated home with breathtaking views, is spacious enough to accommodate your large family of up to 10 for fun and sun at the beach. Appreciate the island serenity while strolling along the pristine sand searching for colorful seashells and fossilized shark's teeth. Enjoy the abundant nature the island has to offer, from dolphins frolicking in the surf, to ospreys, pelicans and shorebirds searching for their next meal. Be sure to keep an eye out for our resident gopher tortoise, “Gopher”, who resides in a burrow in the beachfront dunes!

If you prefer to be a bit more active, spend the morning kayaking through the mangroves looking for manatees or rent a jet ski for the afternoon. The Blue Beach House is completely equipped with everything you will need during your stay, including a well-appointed kitchen, beach chairs, umbrellas & beach towels. We also have a large selection of movies, board games & puzzles suitable for all ages. Your stay at The Blue Beach House will leave you renewed, rejuvenated and relaxed!

The Blue Beach House Amenities Include: 1 King Bed, 4 Queens 3 Full Baths 2 Outdoor Showers (1 open, 1 enclosed) Big Screen TV Cable & DVD Players (2) Central A/C Charcoal Grill Elevator High Speed Internet Washer/Dryer Wi-Fi

Area activities (in addition to those mentioned above) include deep sea fishing, bike rental, stand up paddle board rental, golf cart rental. You can also venture to nearby Boca Grande for an afternoon of shopping, dining and exploring. Palm Island Resort, a short walk or drive from The Blue Beach House, is home to Rum Bay Restaurant. Coconuts, located downstairs, is the place to go for a delicious ice cream treat or to pick up an extra bottle of sunscreen.

Getting here: Palm/Don Pedro/Gasparilla Island is located approximately 90 mins south of Tampa and 60 mins north of Ft. Myers. Both Tampa and Ft. Myers airports provide daily flight service from major U.S. cities, as well as several rental car options. If you are interested in renting The Blue Beach House or would like additional information, please contact:

Islander Properties, Inc. Bob Madden - Property Manager Robin Madden - Real Estate Broker Jackie Bradley - Leasing Agent [email protected] (941)697-2000 (phone) (941)697-8441 (fax) www.islanderproperties.com