Plan Your Stay

Siesta Key - Plan Your Stay

Getting here.

Getting to Siesta Key is part of the adventure. Whether you're crossing the bridge from Sarasota or flying in from out of town, we'll help you find the smoothest route to the island. Once you're here, it's all salty air, sunshine, and laid-back living.

View of a coastal city and bay from an airplane window, with part of the wing visible, during daytime.
A woman with blonde hair sitting on a lounge chair on a sandy beach under a large white beach umbrella, facing the ocean with blue skies, waves, and a mostly clear horizon.

One of the best parts about visiting Siesta Key? The weather rarely disappoints. With sunshine nearly year-round, warm gulf breezes, and picture-perfect beach days in every season, it’s always a good time to visit.

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Winter (Dec–Feb)
Mild and sunny with average highs in the low 70s. It’s the perfect season for beach walks, al fresco dining, and escaping colder corners of the country.

Spring (Mar–May)
Warm, breezy, and beautiful - springtime highs range from the mid-70s to mid-80s. Expect blue skies, ideal beach temps, and some of the best sunsets you’ll ever see.

Summer (Jun–Aug)
This is classic Florida summer: hot, sunny mornings (mid-80s to low 90s), followed by quick afternoon showers that cool things off. Great for water lovers - think paddleboarding, boating, and long days in the surf.

Fall (Sep–Nov)
Still warm and beach-worthy, with temps in the 80s and fewer crowds. It’s a hidden gem of a season for visitors who want space to stretch out in the sand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some answers to common questions our guests have when planning their stay at Casa Sea Esta.
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  • Siesta Key is a barrier island on Florida’s Gulf Coast, just off the shore of Sarasota. It’s about a 15-minute drive from downtown Sarasota and roughly 1.5 hours south of Tampa. The island is easily accessible via two bridges: Siesta Drive Bridge and Stickney Point Bridge.

  • Siesta Key is famous for its powdery white sand made of 99% quartz, crystal-clear Gulf waters, and a laid-back beach town vibe. Siesta Beach is consistently ranked among the top beaches in the U.S. and the world.

    • Siesta Beach – The most popular, with soft white sand and full amenities.

    • Crescent Beach – A quieter spot great for snorkeling near Point of Rocks.

    • Turtle Beach – More secluded, perfect for kayaking, shelling, and a peaceful vibe.

  • Yes, there’s a free trolley that runs up and down the island, making it easy to explore without needing a car.

  • Morton’s Siesta Market
    Located in Siesta Key Village, this full-service market offers fresh produce, meats, seafood, cheeses, wines, and a variety of prepared foods. They also provide delivery services.

    Publix Super Market at Sarasota Pavilion
    A full-service supermarket offering a wide range of groceries, deli items, bakery goods, and more.

    Detwiler’s Farm Market
    Known for fresh produce, meats, seafood, and a variety of natural groceries.

  • We love animals, but unfortunately, this property is not pet-friendly. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a clean and allergy-safe space for all guests.

  • Yes! It’s a relaxed, family-friendly beach town with a strong local community. Like anywhere, we recommend taking standard precautions—lock your doors, don’t leave valuables in the car, and be mindful of beach and water safety signs. Local law enforcement and lifeguards are present in key areas, especially around Siesta Beach.

  • From June 1 to November 30, with peak activity typically occurring between mid-August and mid-October. While hurricanes can pose risks, they are relatively infrequent, and many visitors enjoy Siesta Key without incident.

  • Pack light, beachy clothes—think swimsuits, sandals, sunscreen, and something casual for dinners out. Most essentials can be picked up nearby if you forget anything!

  • Whether you're in the mood for a gourmet meal or a casual bite by the beach, Siesta Key's dining scene has something to offer everyone. Click here to check out local culinary adventures!

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