October 15, 2026
A clear booking process makes an Anna Maria Island vacation feel lighter. Decide your dates and group first, tell Fun And More Rentals where you are staying and know what to expect when your street-legal golf cart arrives.
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October 5, 2026
A little planning keeps golf cart pickup from turning the last morning of your Anna Maria Island vacation into a scramble. Share your end date, gather everything that goes back and leave room for one more easy island ride.
October 1, 2026
Beach umbrellas and 10x10 tents create different kinds of shade for an Anna Maria Island beach day. Compare portability, space, wind and the needs of your group before you reserve.
September 7, 2026
Buying cheap beach gear for a single vacation week costs more than most families realize. On Anna Maria Island, renting delivers quality gear directly to your door, saves money over disposable purchases, and keeps the island cleaner one trip at a time.
August 20, 2026
When a rental bike ages out of the Fun and More fleet on Anna Maria Island, it does not disappear. It goes to a local church that puts it in the hands of someone commuting to work, rebuilding stability, and moving forward on the island.
August 17, 2026
Most families arrive on Anna Maria Island thinking about the beach, not brake checks. But at Fun and More Rentals, off-season maintenance means every golf cart has been fully inspected, tested, and ready long before your vacation begins.
August 10, 2026
Functional and guest-ready are not the same thing. On Anna Maria Island, worn rental equipment signals indifference before anyone says a word. Here is how Fun and More Rentals holds the line on equipment quality every single season.
August 6, 2026
Free delivery is now the standard people have come to expect when they rent vacation gear on Anna Maria Island. Here is how Fun and More Rentals pioneered this model and why every other rental company had to follow.
July 30, 2026
Most rental companies send a code. Fun and More Rentals sends a person. Here is why the face-to-face golf cart handoff on Anna Maria Island, complete with a safety briefing and a real conversation, is the moment families remember all week.