Furnished seasonal residences on a quieter beach, an easier airport run, and the same Gulf.
Bonita Springs is where seasonal guests go when they want the Naples coast without the Naples season crowds: Bonita Beach and Barefoot Beach Preserve, the Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing communities with their beach parks and amenities, and Southwest Florida International 25 minutes away. Minimum stays are set by each association and the City of Bonita Springs' rental rules, and the best residences are booked by returning guests a year ahead. The listings below are every seasonal rental currently offered in Bonita through the Naples MLS, including residences managed by Alpizar Property Management.
| Minimum Stay | Set by association and city registration; Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing and most condominiums require 30 days or more; some beach cottages permit shorter terms |
| Peak Season | January through April; many residences booked 6 to 12 months ahead |
| Property Types | Furnished beachfront and bayfront condominiums, community villas and condos in Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing, beach cottages and homes |
| Typical Season Rate | Condos $5,000 to $12,000 per month; villas and homes $8,000 to $20,000; Barefoot Beach and Bonita Bay towers higher; off-season substantially less |
| Amenities | Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing guests receive beach park, pool and tennis privileges; golf and marina generally not included |
| Pets | Rarely permitted for seasonal guests; a few homes allow one with approval |
| Approval | Association application required in most communities; allow 2 to 4 weeks before arrival |
Bonita Springs Vacation Rentals - Active Listings
Request a Curated Selection of Bonita Springs Seasonal Rentals
The finest seasonal residences in Bonita are booked by referral, often a year in advance. Tell us your dates, party size, beach or community, and what matters most, and we will assemble a private, tailored selection of available residences — including homes from our own managed portfolio that are never publicly listed. Complimentary and without obligation.
Bonita Springs Owners: Turn Your Residence Into a Premier Seasonal Rental
Alpizar Property Management specializes in quality vacation rentals in Naples' coastal communities and Bonita Springs. We position your home for discerning seasonal guests, handle association approvals and City of Bonita Springs registration, screening, arrival and departure coordination, housekeeping, maintenance and guest care, and schedule around your own use first — for one flat monthly fee with no hidden costs. Request a complimentary seasonal rental projection, or learn more about Alpizar Property Management.
Where Seasonal Guests Stay in Bonita
Bonita Beach and Little Hickory Island are the beachfront: Gulf-front condominiums and cottages along Hickory Boulevard with the sand at the door and Bonita Beach Park at the end of the road. Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing offer the community alternative — villas and condominiums with resort pools, tennis and a private beach park by shuttle — and suit guests who want amenities and quiet over beachfront. Barefoot Beach residences occasionally lease seasonally at the top of the market. Explore Bonita Springs real estate; for Naples, Naples vacation rentals.
Planning a Bonita Season
Peak-season residences are largely committed by early fall. For January through April, begin your search by September; for shoulder season — November, December and May — availability is broader and rates are meaningfully lower. Guests in gated communities complete the association's application, so plan for two to four weeks between signing and arrival. Bonita's beaches are quieter than Naples' in season, and the airport is close enough that a long weekend is practical.
Bonita Springs Vacation Rentals — Frequently Asked Questions
Can I rent in Bonita Springs for a week?
Sometimes. Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing and most condominium associations require 30-day minimums. Some beach cottages and homes registered with the City of Bonita Springs permit shorter stays. Minimums are set by each association and the city's rules, and we confirm them before you book.
How much is a seasonal rental in Bonita Springs?
In peak season, furnished condominiums generally run $5,000 to $12,000 per month and villas and homes $8,000 to $20,000, with Barefoot Beach and Bonita Bay tower residences higher. Off-season rates are often half or less. Current availability appears above.
Do seasonal guests in Bonita Bay get the beach park?
Generally yes. Bonita Bay and Pelican Landing pass community amenities — beach park, pools, tennis — to approved guests for the lease term. Golf and marina privileges are not included.
When should I book for winter season in Bonita?
For January through April, begin by September at the latest; the best residences are often reserved a year ahead. November, December and May offer broader availability and lower rates.
I own in Bonita Springs. Can Alpizar manage my residence as a seasonal rental?
Yes. Alpizar Property Management specializes in quality vacation rentals and handles guest placement, association and city registration, housekeeping, maintenance and guest care for Bonita Springs residences while preserving your own use of the home. Request a complimentary seasonal rental projection.
Rental rates, availability, minimum stays and pet policies are subject to change and should be verified with the owner, the applicable association and the City of Bonita Springs.
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