You know that Florida has a beautiful set of mansions for rent. You can totally look for them in Google and he will tell you that I’m right. At SunnyRealtyFL we are constantly looking for new mansions rental properties to provide you so let’s check some of them out.

Renting a Mansion in Florida

But c’mon, how can you really sleep at night, knowing you’re sending all those well-meaning tourists to the same old beaches with the same old towel-to-towel crowds, the same old overflowing trash cans and the same old high-rise hotels blocking the view?

Is it really fair that you keep these gifts from Mother Nature all to yourself?

So, yeah, the jig is up.

As for the rest of you, you can thank us later.

Zmudowski State Beach Monterey County, California

This tongue-twister of a beach (the Z is silent) has miles of dreamy sand and knock-out views of both sides of Monterey Bay, but because getting there is complicated, you often get the place to yourself.

Slackers usually settle for its more accessible clones (Salinas River State Beach, Moss Landing State Beach and Marina State Beach also front Monterey Bay). What they don’t realize is getting to Zmudowski is half the fun. It’s about 20 miles northwest of Monterey, and the last two miles are along a narrow two-lane road.

Not only will you be humming a particular Beatles tune as you wind through endless strawberry fields, but you’ll make a big dent in your bird-watching aspirations. California brown pelicans, red-tailed hawks, American kestrels and western snowy plovers are just a few species that hang out with the playful sea otters in the adjoining Pajaro River estuary.

Isn’t it fantastic that you can dive into a pool of a fantastic Pool and rent it and leave it as it is once you are done with it? I think is great! Look at this article:

Jenny Simon proudly gives a tour of all that’s missing from the rooms at the Birchwood, a motel on Route 1 north of Camden that was built in the 1940s but now has a very 2014 sensibility. There are no irons, coffee makers or mini-fridges in the rooms. Skipping energy suckers or landfill fillers like these is what helped the motel become one of Maine’s roughly 125 state-certified “environmental leaders,” aka sustainable lodging establishments. “People don’t use these things!” Simon says. “When you take them away, they don’t even miss them.”

This doesn’t mean you have to leave the Birchwood wrinkled; Simon has a couple of “very nice Rowentas” in the office for guests to borrow, which to her mind beats having 30 cheaper irons on hand that will be bound for the landfill sooner rather than later. Instead of making coffee in their rooms, wasting everything from power to packaging, guests can come down to the hospitality suite for her “super strong hot coffee,” made with beans from Green Tree Coffee & Tea in Lincolnville. And if someone really must have a mini-refrigerator in their room, Simon or her husband Eric will provide one from a stash in the office.