Boca Grande Club

The Promenade essay

What it feels like to stay here

Boca Grande Club rentals face two different waters, with some condominiums overlooking the Gulf of Mexico and others looking out across Gasparilla Sound. Unit 14A is a first-floor, 1,200-square-foot two-bedroom with easy beach access, a full kitchen, and a washer/dryer. Its enclosed lanai is pitched as the place to catch the evening sunsets. On the sound side, MV06 is an 800-square-foot second-floor one-bedroom where the living room and enclosed lanai take in the bay view. That same listing notes access to the main property amenities, pools, and beach. Unit 71A sits closer to the sand as a 1,350-square-foot first-floor beachfront condo with direct beach access and an enclosed lanai facing the Gulf. For a different shape of stay, the VH05 and VH37 listings are 1,500-square-foot Gulf-view stilt homes, each with a full kitchen. Corner unit 32B, a 1,700-square-foot Deluxe Club Villa on the second floor, adds a gulfside lanai for watching the sun go down. Minimum stays vary by listing and season, with 15A requiring two weeks from December into April and one week from May through November. The listings are published by Boca Grande Club Rentals itself, and the site lets travelers filter by bedrooms, bathrooms, and how many guests a unit sleeps.

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