Hotels in Longboat Key

Welcoming you with stunning beaches, turquoise waves and a tranquil island vibe, Longboat Key, nestled on Florida's sun-soaked west coast, truly is a tropical haven. From chic oceanside condos to the luxurious residences within the esteemed Longboat Key Club, a variety of accommodations are on offer to perfectly suit any holiday plans and budgets.

Whether you're a family seeking sun-soaked adventures, a couple yearning for romantic sunset walks on the beach, or a group of friends desiring a relaxed retreat, Longboat Key has something for everyone. Discover your perfect accommodation with Lycafly and let the timeless charm of Longboat Key become the backdrop to your most memorable moments.

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Ensconced between Sarasota Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, Longboat Key lies on a barrier island bearing the same name. Historically a dwelling for Native Americans, the first European explorers set foot on the Key as early as the 16th Century, which was even rumoured to be a shipwreck site of the infamous pirate Jean Lafitte. Since then, the island has weathered storms both metaphorical and literal, including significant hurricanes and attempts to establish a permanent community, culminating in its incorporation as a town in 1955.

Longboat Key rallies the quaint charm of small-town life with its population resting at just over 7000 according to the latest census. The region offers an extensive array of amenities, from shopping and dining to sports clubs, catering to all who succumb to its enticing charm. While a significant portion of the area consists of water, it includes unique spots like Jewfish Key, known for its nature preserve and being accessible only by boat. Whether you're indulging in the convenient facilities or exploring the island's hidden treasures, Longboat Key will continuously dazzle you with its manifold delights.

When to visit Longboat Key

When planning your trip to Longboat Key, considering the season is essential to ensure a delightful experience. If sunbathing and toasting under Florida's beaming sun is on your agenda, the best months to visit are during the height of summer, namely June, July, and August. However, those who prefer cooler climes and a lower chance of precipitation might find December, November, and January more fitting.

Spring and summer, specifically from March through August, tend to be the busiest from a tourist perspective, illuminating the island with a vibrant holiday spirit. Regardless of the season, rest assured that Longboat Key, with its admirable safety record, promises an undisturbed, serene getaway. So, pack your bags, book your dream accommodation with Lycafly and indulge in the perfect, sweet escape that Longboat Key offers, any time of the year.

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