Extended stays on Anna Maria Island typically cost less per day than peak-season weekly bookings. Here is how longer trips, off-peak timing, and a gas golf cart that runs the whole stay change the vacation math entirely.
Visitors to Anna Maria Island get around on street-legal golf carts. Learn why 25 mph, open-air travel became the island's signature experience and what every visitor should know before they get behind the wheel.
Anna Maria Island applies the same traffic laws to street-legal golf carts and cars, including seat belt requirements. Here is what every renter needs to know before leaving the driveway with a Fun and More Rentals cart.
Street-legal golf carts fit Anna Maria Island perfectly, but the road rules matter. Here is where you can drive, where you cannot, and why a face-to-face briefing before every rental makes all the difference.
Fun and More Rentals started with a ten-dollar bicycle, a Domino's parking lot, and $40 in cash. Twenty-five years later, that same resourceful instinct still drives every delivery and every street-legal golf cart rental on Anna Maria Island.
Soft sand stops a lot of people before they reach the water. Beach wheelchairs with oversized balloon tires roll over AMI sand and into the Gulf, delivered directly to your rental home before your group heads to the beach.
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.
Most families arrive on Anna Maria Island with a rough idea of what they want. One call to Fun and More Rentals turns that into a complete gear plan, with everything delivered free to your rental home before the first beach morning.
Street-legal golf cart navigation on Anna Maria Island comes down to three rules: stay under 35 mph, skip the main highway corridor, and never cross onto Longboat Key. Here is what every renter needs to know before leaving the driveway.