Best St. Petersburg holiday apartments

The port city of St. Petersburg is also called “Florida’s Sunshine City”, and not without reason. On average, 361 sunny days a year spoil St. Petersburg, while temperatures remain mild even in the winter months. Since St. Petersburg is located on a peninsula, there are numerous waterways and bays that run through the city around your apartment in St. Petersburg. The proximity to the Caribbean also makes the city attractive for sailors and yacht owners, and if you spend your stay in an accommodation in Tropical Shores and other western neighborhoods, you can watch the hustle and bustle of the marina with its boutiques, cafes and restaurants every day. Book a private apartment in St. Petersburg to experience the relaxed lifestyle Florida is famous for all over the world. If you find traditional accommodations too anonymous and miss the comfort of couchsurfing in St. Petersburg, a private apartment is the ideal base for exploring St. Petersburg’s hippest clubs and restaurants, beaches and shopping miles. From nearby Tampa to the mangrove forests of Florida you will find countless other destinations for varied excursions.

Visiting Sunshine City: Apartments in St. Petersburg

The metropolitan region of St. Petersburg with its approximately four million inhabitants combines the cosmopolitan flair of a pulsating cosmopolitan city with the charm of a seaside resort whose palm-fringed sandy beaches are among the most beautiful in Florida. As varied as the city itself are the activities you can choose from here: From a boat trip through Tampa Bay to a stroll along the harbour promenade or a visit to the five-storey shopping and adventure centre The Pier, there is something for every taste. As a contrast to the characteristic skyline of St. Petersburg, you can discover the Mediterranean buildings around our Apartments in Snell Isle and other central parts of the city, which dominate Coffee Pot Bayou in particular. There is also one of the Pelican Islands, where the majestic birds can be seen in large groups. Get off from your apartment in St. Petersburg to go dolphin watching by boat or visit the Sunken Gardens, the city’s oldest living museum. But the city is also rich in cultural highlights; museums such as the St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts or the Salvador Dalì Museum are among the most interesting cultural institutions on the US east coast.

Private Holiday Apartments in St. Petersburg and Surroundings

With an international airport in the city and a second in neighboring Tampa, St. Petersburg is easily accessible from all parts of the world. Cruise ships also regularly call at St. Petersburg’s harbor, so an apartment in St. Petersburg is a good starting point for visiting other Florida destinations from here. Tampa on the opposite side of Tampa Bay connects St. Petersburg via the Gandy Bridge, and your Miami Accommodation can be reached from St. Petersburg in four hours. For a detour to the Bahamas you will find private accommodations in Nassau and other dream destinations on the Caribbean island.