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Siesta Key is
an eight-mile long barrier island connected to Sarasota and the mainland
by two bridges. Along the island's west side, you'll find miles of
sandy beaches. And these are not just ordinary beaches--they are 99
percent pure quartz.
It looks and feels like ultra
white sugar, powdery soft and cool to the touch. Maybe that's why
Siesta Key's beaches have won numerous awards including "the
world's finest and whitest", National Geographic's "best
beaches of the world", USA TODAY'S "top ten beaches in
America"
and Condé Nast Traveler's "The Best of the Best Sand".
And with "Sunsets on the Key" located on the beachside
of Siesta Village, you are just 250 steps to perfection.
While “Sunsets on the Key” offers
a quiet interlude from the day’s hectic pace, we’re not
too removed. Just around the corner, you’ll find Siesta Key Village
with its eateries, gift boutiques and local artists’ galleries.
For your convenience, The Village also has drug, grocery and hardware
stores. Some of the finest golf, tennis, boating and watersports are
nearby. Contact the Siesta
Key Chamber of Commerce for details on local activities.
If you’re interested in visiting other islands
or the mainland, “Sunsets on the Key” is just a short drive
from: St. Armand's
Circle with dining and shops, Mote
Marine Aquarium, Ringling
Museum of Art and Marie Selby
Botanical Gardens. For an evening out on
the town, consider one of the area's first-class restaurants, combined
with the opera, entertainment
and theatre--perhaps a performance at the Van
Wezel Performing Arts Hall or the historic Asolo
Theater. For
a day trip, consider Tampa’s Busch
Gardens or travel just two hours to Orlando’s
Walt Disney World® Resort, Universal
Studios or SeaWorld. |
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