Pensacola and surrounding areas
Boasting some of the most pristine white sands in the state, thousands of visitors flock to Pensacola Beach year after year. The beaches here are known for their easygoing demeanor and sun-bleached shores. But don't get too relaxed, because nightlife in this area is second to none. Pensacola Beach is also home to delectable restaurants and quaint shops. Pensacola Village offers visitors a glimpse of Spanish history and culture in the colonial homes, boutiques, restaurants and archaeological museums that are situated along scenic waterfront streets.

The nearby Gulf Islands National Seashore, stretching from Mississippi to Florida, is a paradise for beach lovers. Windswept dunes are dotted with sea oats, and the aquamarine waters of the Gulf line a white ribbon of sand that unfurls for miles. A protected environment for more than 280 species of birds, nature lovers will delight in these unspoiled stretches of shoreline. The more active vacationer will enjoy fishing, boating, and ranger-guided tours. Nearby Milton, dubbed the Canoe Capital of Florida, offers opportunities for canoeing, kayaking and tubing along its crystal-clear spring-fed waters.

With all the natural beauty this city offers there is only one thing that makes it stand out from the rest…it’s people.  Pensacolians are known for their friendly, southern hospitality and it’s their warmth that turn first time visitors into repeat visitors.

The Pensacola area is a place where Southern hospitality and style are mixed with a beachfront lifestyle. Whether it's the mix of Southern cooking and fresh seafood or historic homes and breathtaking surroundings, you'll find yourself enjoying every minute of it. After all, what else would you expect from a city named the seventh most polite city in the nation? So kick back…and enjoy your stay with RMI Vacations!

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