Imagine reaching into a 60-foot touch tank filled with starfish and colorful anemones while waves crash around you. That’s the new “Tide Pool” exhibit at The Florida Aquarium, and it’s already a hit with families. 

Roll downtown, park your cart near the Riverwalk, and make it a waterfront day trip.

By midday, Clearwater Beach is buzzing; but that doesn’t mean you have to stick to the same old tourist strip. 

With one of our carts, you can slip down the quieter side streets, discover murals tucked behind cafés, or grab a sandwich at a local deli the rental cars all miss. That’s the real joy of choosing to rent a street-legal golf cart for travel in Clearwater Beach. 

You get to wander a little further without the headache.

And since our carts are fully street legal, you’ve got the freedom to cruise beyond the beachfront and see more of the city; just keep to the 35 mph roads and you’re golden.

A street legal golf cart travel tip for you: Spend some time researching the best golf-cart parking spots in town. Sure, most attractions have dedicated golf cart parking, so you won’t have to worry about that, but if you can find a spot that’s central, you won’t have to move your cart unless you want to.

September kicks off with the roar of the St. Pete Powerboat Grand Prix. Massive Class-1 boats tear across the Bay at speeds up to 160 mph, while AquaX jet skis race closer to shore. The whole waterfront, especially the Pier District, turns into a giant viewing party. 

Fast-forward to November and the music takes center stage with the all-new St. Pete Country Fest at Vinoy Park. Three days, three stages, and more cowboy boots than you can count. 

This is where a St. Pete golf cart rental really shines: you can roll from your hotel to the park, then over to dinner or some other St. Pete hidden gems on a golf cart. 

The month wraps with the holiday shopping spree that is Shopapalooza Festival, also at Vinoy Park. We’re talking 350+ local vendors, live bands, food trucks, and even Santa sightings. Load your cart with gifts, grab a bite, then cruise the few blocks to the Pier District for a nightcap or a sunset stroll. 

Downtown St. Pete

Downtown St. Pete makes it easy; we just make it more fun.

The iconic Don CeSar Hotel, standing proud in all its rosy glory after storm repairs, is back in full swing. This “Pink Palace” is more than a photo op; it’s home to upscale dining, beachside cocktails, and a spa you’ll want to melt into after a day in the sun.

Come November, the Taste of the Beaches returns, tempting you with bite-sized flavors from dozens of local restaurants. 

Instead of wrestling for parking at each stop, a golf cart lets you hop between eateries with the Gulf breeze in your hair. It’s the perfect way to turn “dinner” into a progressive food tour, and one of the easiest golf cart friendly attractions in Florida to check off your list.

Next up, cruise your cart south to the 8th Avenue Historic District, a single block that captures the heart of Old Florida. It’s a mix of stores, cozy cafés, and pastel storefronts where time seems to slow down with the sea breeze.

If you’re looking for Pass‑a‑Grille attractions that feel truly local, this is the spot.

Browse the weekend art market, pop into a boutique for a souvenir, or grab an ice cream for the walk. Here, you’ll find some of the best local shops and galleries in Pass‑a‑Grille, and on your golf cart, you’ll be able to take all your shopping back to your hotel with no trouble. 

Head over to Morgan Park, Belleair Beach’s only public beach access—and your perfect launchpad for a relaxed Gulf day. With your Belleair Beach golf cart rental, parking is a breeze, and you’re just a few steps from the uncrowded shoreline.

Once you’re set up, there’s plenty to do without ever leaving the sand:

• Shell hunting along the quiet tide line
• Paddleboarding or kayaking in the gentle Gulf water
• Birdwatching and turtle spotting in season (Belleair Beach is a nesting site for sea turtles!)
• Simple beach picnics under the sound of the waves

If you’re in the mood for a short side trip, hop back in your cart and take one of the many golf cart-friendly routes in Belleair Beach toward the Belleair Causeway. Our street‑legal golf carts can handle any road 35 mph or under, so you can drive right across the bridge for a breezy ride with water views on both sides.

Stop at the Causeway fishing spots to watch boats glide by or snap a few photos of the Intracoastal before heading back for another dip in the Gulf.