Relaxing on the Atlantic Coast
Sprawling out across Florida's sun-drenched Atlantic coast, Hutchinson Island is located roughly midway between fun-packed Orlando and the glittering metropolis of Miami. This svelte barrier island boasts miles of gloriously unspoiled coastline, ensuring that you'll always be able to claim a little slice of subtropical paradise for yourself. Whatever kind of trip you're planning, you'll find a Hutchinson Island vacation rental to suit _ from cozy beachfront studio apartments ideal for a spontaneous romantic getaway, to luxurious private beach resorts, where you could host a family reunion or special celebration.
Take a trip back in time on Hutchinson Island
Should you need a break from the beach, you'll find a wealth of attractions practically on the doorstep of your Hutchinson Island vacation rental. The Elliott Museum is an enthrallingly eclectic celebration of art, history, and technology, with exhibits devoted to antique cars, baseball, and local maritime history. If you've even a passing interest in military history, the Navy SEAL Museum is a must. Its centrepiece is a moving memorial featuring a 9-foot-tall bronze sculpture. You can also learn all about the SEALs' involvement in World War 2, Vietnam, and more recent conflicts. At the nearby Manatee Observation and Education Center, you can get up close and personal with some adorably gentle ocean-dwellers.
Winter sunshine on Hutchinson Island
Hutchinson Island is blessed with a tropical climate, ensuring warmth and plenty of sunshine at most times of year. Hutchinson Island vacation rentals tend to be in higher demand during the dry season of November to April, when visitors flee chiller parts of the United States for a spot of much-needed winter sun. During the summer months, the weather can get stiflingly hot and humid, although ocean breezes and frequent showers can alleviate this. Tropical storms and hurricanes are possible at this time of year.
Animal encounters on Hutchinson Island
Nature lovers of all persuasions will find much to marvel at on Hutchinson Island. If you're visiting between March and October, you may be treated to the poignant spectacle of endangered sea turtles nesting on the beaches. If you're considering a winter trip, you may be further enticed by the prospect of seeing majestic North Atlantic right whales as they migrate. At other times of year, it's still well worth embarking on a wildlife-watching boat trip, as you might spot dolphins, manatees, and an abundance of birds.
