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Perdido Key is located along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Design Pics/Valueline/Getty Images Perdido Key is a 16-mile-long barrier island that straddles the Florida/Alabama border off the coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Guests can enjoy the Perdido Key State Park and explore the coastal wildlife, swim in the Gulf and relax on the white-sand beaches. The Florida side has may vacation rentals on the beach, while the Alabama side has more hotels and resorts on the beach.
The Island House Hotel
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Just five minutes from the Florida side, The Island House Hotel features a private beach, outdoor pool, and private balconies facing the Gulf. The 161-room hotel is close to several golf courses and offers special golf packages. Families can spend a day on the beach or at take a dolphin cruise from the Hudson Marina, where you can also rent water equipment such as jet skis. Enjoy a classic Italian seafood meal at the nearby Cafe Grazie, or visit the Shrimp Basket for grilled, steamed and fried shrimp, oysters and fish.
Perdido Beach Resort
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This Mediterranean-style resort has 346 rooms and suites. Perdido Beach Resort features four restaurants, including the casual Cafe Palm Breeze and the upscale Voyagers Restaurant. The resort has tennis courts and two pools. Children 16 and under stay free in their parents room. Local attractions include the U.S. Naval Air and Station Museum in nearby Pensacola, and the family-friendly Track Recreation Center for go-carting, bumper cars and mini-golf. Local restaurants include the Gulf Shores Steamer for casual lobster, or Louisianan Lagniappe for New Orleans-style seafood.
Sleep Inn on the Beach
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The Sleep Inn offers budget accommodations right on the beach. The hotel features free continental breakfast, an outdoor pool and a sun deck. Guests can follow the walkway down to the beach to enjoy a day of swimming and sunbathing. Just 10 minutes away, Waterville USA offers water-park fun for the whole family. Nearby restaurants include Moe's Original Barbecue for Southern-style barbecue ribs, and Hazel Seafood Restaurant, popular for its lunch and dinner buffets.
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