• LOCATION: Navarre Beach is located between Pensacola Beach and Ft. Walton Beach off US Highway 98 with easy access from I-10. The blue-green waters of the Gulf of Mexico borders the island community to the south and by Santa Rosa Sound to the north. The rental unit is located at  8443 Gulf Blvd. Navarre Beach, Florida.

• RESERVATIONS: Telephone reservations are accepted, with half of the rent due by check or online payment within ten days of booking the reservation. Non-receipt of this deposit within the ten-day period will cancel the reservation.

• SECURITY DEPOSIT: A Master Card or Visa will be required for the security deposit, At check-in the card will be imprinted and signed. If problems are discovered after your check out, you will be notified by mail within 10 days. Any charges will be placed on the credit card. Credit card slips are shredded 15 days after checkout. All deposits are held in an interest-bearing escrow account at Regions Bank in Navarre for Century 21 Island View Realty, Inc.

• METHOD OF PAYMENT AT CHECK-IN: Cash, Personal check (NO COUNTER CHECKS), Travelers check, Money Order, Cashiers check, Master Card or Visa may be used to make payment.

• CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT TIMES: Check-in time is NO EARLIER THAN 3:00pm. Check-out time is no later than 10:00am. If you plan to arrive later than 4:30p.m. Please advise us so arrangements can be made to pick up your keys. Please inform all members of your party of these check-in / check-out times. NO KEYS can be issued before 3:00pm. Check-out must be completed by 10:00am as cleaning crews will arrive at that time to prepare the unit for incoming guests. A late checkout charge will be assessed if cleaning crews must move guests out of unit. GUESTS ENTERING THEIR UNIT BEFORE CHECKING IN AT OFFICE WILL ACCEPT UNIT AS IS.

• TELEPHONES: All rental units have telephones. Credit cards are required for long distance calls. (Some phones use phone cards only.) Long distance companies may apply a surcharge to long distance calls.

• ITEMS PROVIDED: Bed linens (except blankets) One (1) Towel per person (a unit that sleeps 6 will have 6 towels) Basic dishes and cookware T.V.'s with Basic Cable (No movie channels)

• ITEMS NOT PROVIDED: Beach chairs, washcloths, coat hangers, detergents, paper products, barbecue grills (Grills are not allowed on wooden decks or above the ground level on multilevel units.) Note: Sundry items can be readily purchased at local Navarre Beach stores or at the Winn Dixie across the bridge on the mainland.

• CLEANING: No maid service is provided during your stay, only upon departure. The maids will take care of the linens and major cleaning. Please dispose of the garbage and have all dishes washed. Leave unit neat. Security deposit credit card will be charged if extra cleaning is needed.

• NOTES: We hope you will enjoy your vacation with us on Navarre Beach along Florida's famed Emerald Coast. In order to carry out the wishes of our individual property owners, we ask your cooperation concerning a few rental points. 1. We do not rent to groups or allow units to be used as party houses. Families are not considered groups. 2. No campers or motor homes may be hooked to rental units. If a hookup is made, for any length of time, a fee will be charged. 3. Each rental unit accommodates the number of people listed. THIS IS THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF GUESTS PERMITTED, INCLUDING CHILDREN. OCCUPANTS ABOVE THIS NUMBER ARE NOT ALLOWED, AND ALL RENTERS WILL BE EVICTED, WITH FORFEITURE OF ALL MONIES PAID WHEN THIS CONDITION IS FOUND TO EXIST. 4. NO PETS ON THE PREMISES. Florida State Law Prohibits pets on beaches. Under No Circumstances will pets be allowed in any rental unit for any length of time! Renters will be asked to leave and the Security Deposit will be forfeited, if a pet, or any evidence of one, is found in a unit. 5. In the event a rental unit becomes unavailable between the time you confirm your reservation and your arrival date, we retain the right to move you to an equivalent unit or refund your advance rent in full if nothing is available. Failure to comply with restrictions will result in the forfeiture of all security deposits, assessment of additional monies if the rental unit is damaged, or both. Neither the rental agent nor owner shall be responsible for providing any additional furnishings or appliances not presently in units. Please note that we give NO REFUNDS for equipment, TV, or Appliance failures. However, we like satisfied guests, therefore, every effort is always made to keep appliances and equipment in working order. Please report any problems to our rental agent.

• CANCELLATION POLICY: Since each unit is individually owned, no advance rent can be refunded or transferred if a reservation is canceled or a change of units is made within 30 days of check-in. A change of units within 30 days of check-in must be treated as a cancellation. A cancellation fee of 10%, of the advance rent, will be collected on any canceled reservation. Reservations canceled within 30 days of check-in will forfeit the full deposit unless unit rebooks for the same dates. Note: Rental agents represent property to the best of their ability and assume no liability for errors, omissions, or owner changes. Rates are subject to change. Your cooperation and understanding is appreciated. -----------------------Area Information---------------------

Navarre Beach, Florida, is an unincorporated community in Santa Rosa County in the U.S. state of Florida. It is on Santa Rosa Island, a barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico.

Immediately to its east is Navarre Beach State Park, one of Florida's state parks. Immediately to its west is a portion of the Gulf Islands National Seashore, and further west is the city of Pensacola Beach. To the north, across Santa Rosa Sound and on the mainland, is the community of Navarre.

Navarre Beach has had the misfortune of being hit by 4 major hurricanes over an 11 year period, three of them within a year of each other: Hurricane Opal in 1995, Hurricane Ivan in September 2004, Hurricane Dennis in July 2005, and Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. Ivan did severe damage; Hurricane Katrina was only a glancing blow and did minor damage compared to the utter devastation done farther west.

On March 26, 2006 a "Beach Renourishment" project got underway to restore sand lost due to the hurricanes of 2004 and 2005. This project eventually added approximately 200 feet of sand and a 14 foot high berm to the Gulf side of Santa Rosa Island for the entire length of Navarre Beach. The project was expected to be complete by mid July 2006. However the project was interrupted several times by the Army Corps of Engineers due to 3 accidental turtle kills. Then in late July the Corps decided to terminate the project entirely until October 1 so the remainder of the approximately 40 turtle kills allowed in the Gulf could be allocated to the Corps own dredging operations.

As of August 18, 2006, according to an article in the Northwest Florida Daily News, The Army Corps of Engineers decided "that hopper dredging could resume immediately since the project would not jeopardize the current sea turtle take allotment". In early October the dredge, pipes and bulldozers returned to complete the beach restoration.

On December 3, 2006 the last remaining pipe for the sand restoration project was removed from the beach. Except for some remaining vegetation to be planted, and some dune walkovers to be built, the Navarre Beach Renourishment Project seems to be complete