Discover why Serenity is a popular family vacation spot in Perdido Key!

Families love vacationing in Serenity - a new development on the beautiful Perdido Key. Conveniently located just a short drive or bike ride to Public Beach Access #3 which provides restrooms and showers for vacationers who want to enjoy the beach for an hour or soak up the sun all day long. The house is spacious and fresh with a separate sitting room upstairs for kids and teens or for watching a movie while someone else watches football downstairs. This home is exclusively streaming with an upgraded 2Gb internet connection. 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths allow everyone to have plenty of room to stretch out and relax. The modern, clean kitchen will certainly appeal to the chef in the family and there are fresh seafood markets close by that offer the freshest fish, shrimp, and shellfish the Gulf of Mexico has to offer. The kitchen is equipped with new household items and provides everything you need to eat in. But don't worry, Perdido Key has terrific restaurants to try if you want to go out! The furnishings are comfortable and tasteful and are sure to please guests with the highest of standards. Sleeping arrangements include 3 king beds, 1 queen bed, 1 queen sleeper sofa, and a quad (4) set of twin bunk beds.
Bring your furry loved one too - we'll consider well-behaved dogs weighing less than 50 pounds. Be sure to message us in advance of booking. Thanks!
Serenity is on River Road which runs along the Intracoastal Waterway. Ono Island splits Ole River and the Intracoastal and the most beautiful highlighter-colored sunsets happen every evening in the Western sky. A terrific local, open-air restaurant is just down the road a very short distance and is the best place in Perdido Key to watch sunsets. Sometimes you might catch the Blue Angels flying by as well. Perdido Key is a laid-back, less-developed vacation destination and has lots of nature, sea life, and wildlife to admire. There are tales of pirate treasure being buried on our beaches but the biggest treasure is the Rosamund Johnson National Seashore Park which is 8 miles of undeveloped white sand beach along the emerald and azure-colored waters of the sparkling Gulf of Mexico. Perdido means "Lost" in Spanish giving this hidden treasure the moniker "Lost Key." We want to help you find Perdido Key!