June 22, 2026
Golf carts took over Anna Maria Island without a single vote or policy memo. Here's how it happened organically, why it fits the island's old-Florida pace, and what it means for your next family trip to AMI.
June 18, 2026
Getting a toddler to the beach on Anna Maria Island takes more than sunscreen and good intentions. Here is what actually helps families arrive ready, move easily, and spend their energy on the vacation itself rather than the logistics around it.
June 15, 2026
Most rental companies hand you a video and a lockbox code. Fun and More Rentals delivers a street-legal golf cart to your door, walks you through it in person, and tells you where to find the best ceviche on the island. The handoff is where the vacation actually starts.
June 11, 2026
Anna Maria Island got discovered, but it never lost what made it worth finding. The bungalows became mansions and the traffic got real, but the old-Florida pace, unpretentious culture, and golf cart life that define AMI are still there for anyone who slows down enough to find them.
June 8, 2026
Anna Maria Island gets afternoon thunderstorms nearly every summer day between 2 and 4 p.m. Families who know the pattern get more beach time, better sunsets, and a vacation that runs with the island's own rhythm instead of against it.
June 4, 2026
Street-legal golf carts on Anna Maria Island follow Florida child safety seat laws exactly like cars do. Here is what families need to know about the rules, what is included with every rental, and how to plan before arrival day.
June 1, 2026
Golf carts on Anna Maria Island go first, every season, without exception. Here is exactly when to book for AMI vacation pre-booking, what sells out fastest, and how free delivery to your rental home makes the whole trip easier from day one.
May 25, 2026
Any rental company will take your reservation. See what it looks like when the company you booked loads a stuck family into their truck and drives them off the island because that is simply what neighbors do.
May 16, 2026
The AMI trolley runs on a schedule. The ferry drops you at the dock with no gear and no plan. A street-legal golf cart waits at your rental house, ready before you even unpack. Here is how the three Anna Maria Island transportation options actually compare for families.