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An Introduction to Big Pine Key and the Stunning Big Pine Key Vacation Rentals

An unincorporated community and a census-designated place in Monroe County, Big Pine Key in the Florida Keys is definitely not an ordinary travel destination. A place that is highly thronged by visitors than the locals, the island flaunts all the ingredients to make your family holiday a remarkable one. Crammed with beaches, restaurant, bars, shops, and world-class tourist attractions, Big Pine Key allures both nature seekers and adventure seekers. Search Florida Rentals understands the importance of vacation in your life, and hence, it offers a wide range of luxurious Big Pine Key holiday rentals suiting your needs.

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Grab your fishing gear and hit the shore, or maybe you want an adrenaline rush, hence pick the diving equipment, or you may decide to spend the day at the nearest national park watching the wild animals play in their natural habitat – no matter what you wish to do throughout the day, you would definitely want to return and relax at a place that promises ample privacy and comfort. This is what you are going to get when you select a vacation villa or a cottage. Book an oceanfront Big Pine Key Condo or a pet-friendly cottage near National Key Deer Refuge - at Search Florida Rentals, there is no dearth of the best place to stay in Big Pine Key.

Must-see Attractions and Must-do Activities in Big Pine Key

Would you mind relishing the gorgeousness of Big Pine Key throughout the day that includes spending the afternoon lazing around on the beach soaking in the sun with a cool mojito in one hand, spotting wildlife at National Key Deer Refuge? Wish to do more? Here you go –

• Bahia Honda State Park: The weather is amazing, the water is warm, and you get a plethora of water-related activities to try out at Bahia Honda State Park. Covering a land area of 500 acres, the state park brags off an award-winning beach with excellent beachcombing and snorkeling opportunities. Move over to the concession service area once explore the park thoroughly. The concession area gives you complimentary Internet service.

• National Key Deer Refuge: The rescue park was established in 1957 to preserve and protect deer and other endangered animal species within the Keys. Besides that, the park, too, protects various endangered species of plants. Encompassing an area of 3,723 hectares (9,200 acres), the National Key Deer Refuge is made up of mangrove forests, pine rock land forests, and salt marsh wetlands. If your Big Pine Key vacation home rental is located at a stone's throw distance, an evening stroll is a great thing to do.

• Blue Hole: Once a limestone quarry, Blue Hole, today, is the largest freshwater lake in the archipelago of Florida Keys. It forms the epicenter of the Florida Keys National Wildlife Refuge. The freshwater if Blue Hole plays an important role in attracting a great range of wildlife, including the Florida Alligator, reptiles, tropical birds, and large invasive iguanas. It has a short nature trail for nature lovers to take a stroll and spot the wild animals.

• Calusa Beach: A quick walk from the Bahia Honda Bridge is this stunning beach. A decent beach, Calusa Beach is famous for fetching exceptional sunset views, and you don’t have to do anything except lazing around on the beach, relaxing.

Best Time to Visit Big Pine Key

A part of the Florida Keys, Big Pine Key enjoys similar weather much like the entire archipelago. The best time to visit the island is from late October to late November and mid-March to mid-May.

How to Reach Big Pine Key

U.S. 1, the Overseas Highway is the only road that connects the Florida mainland to the Keys. The island can further be reached by sea.