Golf Cart Rentals in Dunedin, FL

It's the most cart-friendly town on this stretch of coast, and deliberately so. Dunedin passed its first cart ordinance in 2011, moved to a zone system in 2012, and has kept adding approved road crossings since. Plenty of residents own carts and use them daily.

Yes — downtown is inside the cart zone. Main Street, Edgewater Drive, the marina and the residential streets behind them are all cart-legal, which is exactly why a cart beats hunting for a downtown parking space on a weekend.

No. The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail is closed to golf carts and low-speed vehicles — it's for pedestrians and bikes. Carts are also not allowed on sidewalks or in city parks. Use the streets that run alongside the Trail instead.

Yes, and it's the main reason people rent one here. Eight breweries sit in a tight radius around downtown. Set your designated driver before you start — operating a low-speed vehicle under the influence carries the same penalties as driving a car under the influence in Florida.

You can drive the approach toward the causeway, which is about two miles from downtown and a lovely run. Honeymoon Island State Park itself sets its own vehicle rules at the entrance, so treat the park as the point where you check rather than assume.

Yes, free delivery and pickup at any Dunedin address — downtown rentals, Edgewater condos, Weybridge, Fairway Estates or Dunedin Isles. We hand it over with the charger and collect from the same spot.

Anything posted above 35 mph, and anything with more than two lanes in each direction. Dunedin's zone system connects the neighbourhoods to downtown through specific approved crossings — we'll show you the sensible route from your address when we drop the cart off.

Yes. Carts driven between sunset and sunrise need headlights, brake lights, turn signals and a windshield, and every cart in our fleet has all of it as standard equipment plus a full LED package.

21 or older, with a valid driver's licence and active personal auto insurance. That's our rental policy and it's stricter than the town's minimum driving age, so it's the number that applies to you.

More useful, if anything. Dunedin's appeal is downtown, the marina, the waterfront parks and the breweries — all short trips through a compact town. That's cart territory. The beach is a bonus, not the point.

Six, in leather captain's chairs with seat belts for everyone. A group of six going to dinner and a brewery afterwards is the single most common Dunedin booking we take.

Easily a full evening of downtown driving and then some — the distances here are short. A charger and extension cord come with every rental so you can plug into a standard household outlet overnight.