When looking for a Florida vacation location, instead of the usual and boring hotel or scatter approach to theme parks. We suggest something different.
Something that gives a lot more.
Great restaurants, the world’s longest beach bar, amazing sunsets, but most of all, the charm and quirkiness of Key West but with all the action and excitement of the Sun Coast. This private paradise really exists, its Eiko’s Beach House located in Treasure Island, Florida.
Treasure Island History
Well the area has ties to pirates of old and buried treasure. The French pirate /fisherman, John Levique, (The namesake of John’s Pass in neighbouring Madeira Beach) , allegedly buried his treasure somewhere on Treasure Island in the mid 1800’s .
In the early 1900’s a local hotelier “claimed” he found buried treasure which attracted people like bees to honey and kick started the growth of this resort community. Enough history, let’s get down to the fun and entertainment.
Our Community
What Treasure Island differentiates itself from other communities on the Gulf Coast is that once you emerge into this community, our guests at the Eiko’s Beach House, don’t want to leave.
The white powder sand beaches of Treasure Island provide an entertaining, safe and thoroughly wholesome environment for a family, couple or friends who need to relax by the water. There are lots of access points to enter the beach and almost always has plenty of room to spread out and pitch an umbrella to enjoy the day.
Dining in Treasure Island
Dining in Treasure Island features a range of choice from Middle Grounds, Palm Court Italian Grill and The Pearl are some of the great higher end options. Sloppy Joes, Caddy Treasure Island and Foxy’s Café are great choices on the more moderately priced end of the spectrum.
The Ultimate Cocktail Party
Did you say you want a drink?
Well did you know that Treasure Island is the host to the world’s largest waterfront bar along with other assorted bars including the Tiki Lounge. Gators also has an in-house restaurant which guests rave about and their sports bar is second to none.
Other terrific choices would be CJ’s On The Island and Ricky T’s Bar and Grille. With the influx of visitors from Canada, Europe and “up North”; the nightlife, music and partying is non-stop and pure fun!
John’s Pass
Should you be staying at the Eiko Beach House, on the northern tip of Treasure Island you can literally walk across the bridge to John’s Pass which is full of restaurants, bars, shops and extracurricular activities such as parasailing, jet-skiing , kayaking , dolphin viewing and deep sea fishing.
Bubba Gump Seafood Co. located in Johns Pass offers fans of the film, nostalgic entertainment while waiting for our favorite dish… “Dumb Luck Coconut Shrimp.”
Even though this is a chain restaurant, it may be worth a visit, especially if you have children to entertain.
Eiko’s Beach House
How can you maximise the above and make your stay even more rewarding? Need room to spread-out? Entertain the children and be within touching distance of all the Island’s attractions?
Look no further than Eiko’s Beach House. A heated swimming pool, hot tub, game room, front and rear gardens, a covered porch overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, your own Garden of Eden yet in the epicenter of all Florida has to offer.
We hope trust we made a good case to select Treasure Island as your Florida destination as it has everything you need for a “staycation” and is also a staging point to visit almost all Florida has to offer. Come to Eiko’s Beach House in Treasure Island, Florida and let your Florida experience begin.
