Vacation home rentals offer capacity that can reduce costs, but be aware that owners and rental agencies are cracking down on partiers more than ever. Spring break is returning to residential neighborhoods in many communities again this year.Despite the damage caused by Hurricane Ian, some areas of Fort Myers Beach and nearby Bonita Beach may have limited hotel room availability, but it won’t be much fun as the cleanup continues.Still, camping may be the only option for some. We found some as high as $150 per night to more than $200 in the Florida Keys. Public campgrounds are likely already booked near beaches, but it’s worth checking for cancellations, and private RV parks are more expensive than ever.Florida’s hotels are getting top dollar, as much as $500 to $600 per night in prime destinations. Higher prices for hotels are a post-pandemic reality, and it won’t get better this year.What else to expect for 2023 Spring Break in Florida Fish kills, breathing problems and burning eyes: How red tide is impacting Pinellas beaches, Tampa Bay Times,.Tons of dead fish from red tide are being removed from Gulf beaches before spring breakers arrive, WUSF Public Media, (Subscription-free).
Aerial views of red tide blooms off Clearwater, Indian Shores, Tampa Bay Times,.
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