The Gulf Coast isn’t just a place you visit; it’s a place you feel. From Clearwater’s lively piers to Anna Maria Island’s hidden coves, we at Beach Ride Rentalbelieve there’s no better place to call home. We also believe the best way of soaking it all in is by taking it slow with one of our Gulf Coast golf cart rentals, which let you squeeze the most adventure out of every mile you drive. Don’t believe us? Let’s plan your next Florida golf cart vacation together.
Clearwateris the kind of Gulf Coast town that knows how to balance energy with relaxation—think beaches that stretch on forever, a pier that never sleeps, and so many things to do a single visit just won’t cut it, particularly on foot.
With a Clearwater golf cart rental, though? You’ll be able to cover much more ground and soak in the atmosphere much better than you could in a car.
Start your day at Pier 60, where sunrise paints the water gold and the early risers snag the best spots on the sand.
If you don’t feel like staying at the beach, you can stroll down the boardwalk and grab a freshly brewed coffee from Clear Sky Caféwhile you keep an eye out for dolphins in the distance.
If you’re up for more, the Clearwater Marine Aquariumis a must-visit; just make sure to get there before the crowds trickle in.
In the afternoon, Clearwater is buzzing, which makes golf cart exploration a lot more convenient and lets you cruise between surf shops, boutiques, and seafood joints without ever having to hunt for parking.
Try a grouper sandwich at Frenchy’s Rockaway Grill, then grab a drink at Beach Shanty before heading back to the shore, where you’ll be able to relax at the beach while taking in the scenery.
Not in the mood for the beach? The Ream Wilson Clearwater Trailand the Moccasin Lake Natural Parkare great options if you’d rather go for a fun nature hike!
Between Clearwater and St. Pete Beach, you’ll find some of the most golf cart-friendly beach towns on the Gulf Coast, each with its own personality and attractions to offer.
With its brick-lined streets, colorful shops, and a brewery scene that rivals much bigger cities, Dunedinis all laid-back charm, so park your cart and wander through the local favorites like Dunedin Breweryor Cueni Brewing Co.
Nature lovers also have plenty to do at Honeymoon Island State Park, where you’ll find trails and sandy shores perfect for laid-back hiking and exploration.
Cruising south, Indian Rocks Beachkeeps it low-key with casual waterfront dining (try Guppy’s on the Beach) and quieter stretches of sand.
Just a little farther, you’ll find Madeira Beach, where you can’t miss a visit to the famous John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk, home to some of the best restaurants and shops in town.
Looking for something more exciting? The Alligator & Wildlife Discovery Centeris a family-friendly spot you just can’t skip on your golf cart Gulf Coast road trip.
Rolling south, the coast shifts from lively to laid-back, with St. Pete Beach buzzing in the afternoon and Anna Maria Island slowing everything down just in time for the sunset.
This is the stretch that always makes it to the scenic Golf Coast routes, and it’s the one you just can’t skip if you really want to get the most out of your golf cart rental.
St. Pete Beachis where afternoons stretch long and easy, where you can just park your cart near Upham Beach Park, then make your way downtown and enjoy live music while exploring the local shops and dropping by the many colorful bars.
If you want a break from the beach and the shopping, the Salvador Dalí Museumisn’t far, and it adds a dose of art and air-conditioning to your Gulf Coast golf cart adventure.
By the time you roll into Anna Maria Island, your past will have shifted completely.
Here, you’ll be able to enjoy the quiet streets, refreshing Gulf breezes, and an unbeatable golden-hour glow.
Use your golf cart rental to cruise down Pine Avenue, grab a cone from Two Scoops, and catch the sunset at Bean Pointbefore driving to one of the island’s mouthwatering restaurants.
For dinner, locals loveThe Sandbarand The Waterfront Restaurant, but there are plenty of more laid-back restaurants awaiting you, and the beauty of it all? With your Anna Maria Island golf cart rental, you’ll be able to visit as many restaurants and attractions as you want without any trouble.
From Clearwater’s high-energy adventures to Anna Maria Island’s quiet retreats, the Gulf Coast is best explored at the beat of your own song, and what better way to do it than on a Gulf Coast golf cart rental?
At Beach Ride Rental, we want to help you soak in everything that makes this coast without rushing. Just you, the shoreline, and the freedom to stop wherever the coast looks inviting.
Ready to make the drive? Book your golf cart todayand let the Gulf show you its best side.

Not in one go, but we’ve got locations up and down the coast, and we deliver carts straight to your lodging. That way, you can hop from one town to another on low-speed roads, then pick up a fresh set of wheels when you roll into your next stop.
Yes, and drivers need to be at least 21 to book one of our golf carts. (As well as having proof of insurance.)
Around 20-25 mph, perfect for low-speed roads where you’re waving at locals, not facing off against traffic. It’s slow, sure, but that’s what makes it fun. You get to enjoy the breeze and soak in the scenery while also covering plenty of ground in a day.
Carts are built for exploring within each destination, but depending on where you’re going, you might just be able to reach it with a golf cart. It’s all about careful planning and sticking to slow-speed roads.
No, the sand is strictly off limits, but the roads that run beside the shore? Those are your playground. Just make sure to park your golf cart by a beach access and not on the sand itself.
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