Holiday Isle Beach Services Inc — Attraction in Destin

As a business owner please be mindful of your trash and today I picked up over 21 orange rubber bands on the beach where you operate. I’m a visitor and ocean lover doing my part to keep our beaches clean.

I left all 21 orange rubber bands for your business to pick up tomorrow also, there was a flash card. if you could do your part and pick it up and put it in the trash.

I asked your group two days ago to Malama Aina 🌊🌺 which translates to take care and love the ocean and the land around us. Make the time to give back versus taking and doing a job. As a beach operator lead by example for everyone in Destin. Hold visitors accountable and it’s okay to ask other people around you, Malama Aina. 🌊🌺

I teach my children to never enter the water unless they take care of the ocean and our beaches. We have traveled to many beaches in your beautiful state. My Ohana will always Malama aina. 🌊☀️🌅🌺

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Edited 2022: We were so incredibly thrilled that Alan was here again this year. So sad not to see Brycen, but he was off on an international adventure. Again, our beach service was friendly, helpful, and most of all kind and attentive. Our family has great respect for the service these young men provide. We were here for 6 weeks and these guys were really outstanding. Alan, Isaac, and Addison we love you guys! Thanks for another great summer!

2001: Brycen, Isaac, and Harrison at The Islander and Inlet Beach Club! We really enjoy getting to see the guys from Holiday Isle Beach Service each season, year after year. They all work together for the best, MOST friendly, and personal beach service. We had the opportunity to meet the owner, Steve this year to order our personalized set of chairs and umbrella. He is as friendly as his hardworking staff. My family looks forward to seeing them...

Lots to unpack here---I will never rent from a condo that uses Holiday Isle again. They used a horseshoe design instead of the typical staggered set up. So at The Islander and Jetty East there were 4 beachfront umbrellas only. That lead to some ugly attitudes, hateful words, and thrown towels in an attempt to 'claim' an umbrella. There was an 'first come, first serve' type claiming situation, but there were 20 people vying for 4 spots. All of this could be avoided by using a more accommodating set up. Alan and Addie were nice and accommodating beach attendants, but the poor guys had to referee a bit. Awkward at best. People with their own chairs were also allowed to set up in front of the paid chairs! So tacky to pay $53/chair and umbrella to have someone throw down their folding chair and towels right in front of you! This isn't the case at other locations...