Perdido Key, named by the Spanish, is a narrow strip of crystal-white beaches nestled on a barrier island just west of Pensacola. Small and difficult t find on a map, it has flown under the radar for years but is more than worth the time to locate and explore. Nearly half of the Key is protected by state and federal preserves, and many of its unspoiled beaches are accessible only by foot or boat. Though this area is off the beaten path, ResortQuest Perdido Key's legion of loyal fans welcome it as an alternative to busier beach destinations. Visitors and residents relish this hidden retreat an its offering of deep-sea and freshwater fishing, sunbathing, surfing, golfing, sailing, motor boating, camping and just plain old-fashion fun in the sun.

Outdoor enthusiasts and artists find peace in the uncrowded natural beauty of the two nearby state parks and the National Seashore Park. Golfers enjoy the Key's two unique courses, one notoriously challenging, and the other and Audubon bird sanctuary. In Perdido Key, time seems to stand still as the scent of wild rosemary drifts through the air and the emerald green Gulf glistens in the sun. Just minutes from "civilization", ResortQuest Perdido Key offers the experience of being away from it all.