Steps to Island Fun – Beach Across the Street and Pool Views
Make the most of your Anna Maria Island vacation at Cayman Cay 207, where the Gulf beaches are just across the street and the community pool is right outside your screened lanai.
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath Holmes Beach condo sleeps up to six guests and offers a convenient central-island location for families and friends who want to spend less time getting around and more time enjoying the beach.
Start your morning with coffee on the screened lanai overlooking the pool, then grab your beach gear and head across the street for a day beside the Gulf of Mexico. Swim, search for shells, soak up the Florida sunshine, and stick around for sunset—or head back to Cayman Cay and cool off in the community pool.
Inside, the condo offers a comfortable living and dining area with wood floors and space to relax together after a day on the island. The well-equipped kitchen makes breakfasts, beach lunches, snacks, and casual dinners at home easy.
Where you'll sleep:
• Primary bedroom – King bed
• Guest bedroom – Two twin beds
• Living room – Queen sleeper sofa
• Sleeps up to 6 guests
The primary bedroom also has its own ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower, while the second full bathroom features a tub/shower combination.
Cayman Cay 207 includes covered parking, but exploring without the car is easy. You'll be close to groceries, shopping, restaurants, and the free Anna Maria Island trolley. Ride north to Anna Maria and Pine Avenue or south to Bradenton Beach and Bridge Street for even more island dining, shopping, and entertainment.
Whether your perfect vacation means long beach days, afternoons at the pool, sunset walks, or simply relaxing on the lanai, Cayman Cay 207 puts you in a great spot to enjoy it all.
Beach across the street. Pool just outside. Anna Maria Island all around you.
Anna Maria Island’s noise ordinance aims to ensure citizens can enjoy a peaceful environment. The ordinance applies to all areas of the city, including public and private property, and places of business. It defines noise as any sound that annoys or disturbs a reasonable person of ordinary sensibilities or causes or tends to cause an adverse physical or psychological effect on such reasonable person. The noise ordinance limits the maximum permissible noise levels to:
7 AM–10 PM: 65 decibels: (Consistently shouting in the pool exceeds 65 decibels)
10 PM–7 AM: 50 decibels: (An audible conversation from 50’ or 15 meters away exceeds 50 decibels)
The ordinance also prohibits plainly audible noise, which refers to any sound that can be clearly heard by a person using their normal hearing faculties. This means that a person can still be in violation if the noise can be easily heard by responding officers from a distance of 100 feet from the property line. Fines for excessive noise can range from $100 to $1,000.

VRC16-000918

Max Vehicles Allowed: 2 Max Day Guests Allowed: 2