The seafood here is some of the best in the US with several restaurants to choose.
You can't see the ocean but you can HEAR it from here. Do not have to pay for the view either.
Appalachacola is only a 35 minute drive. It has many quaint shops including two on Avenue E and Blue. If you love antiques mixed with art, gifts and trendy accessories, these shops are for you. The men can sit outside on a bench or go eat oysters and sip their favorite beverage as you shop.
Tyndall air force base is 10 miles away so you are sure to see jets if you stay the week.
Come to the beaches to relax with your favorite book or pursue one of many recreational activities the area has to offer. This area is referred to as the forgotten coast as it is unspoiled like Old Florida free of heavy commercialization. Discover the forgotten coast before it becomes discovered by big business and high rise hotels.
The Cape San Blas lighthouse is located approximately 5 miles before St. Joseph Peninsula State Park on highway SR30E.
St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge, in Franklin County, Florida, is an undeveloped barrier island just offshore from the mouth of the Apalachicola River, in the Gulf of Mexico. St Vincent has a large variety of exotic and endangered wildlife.
Come stay with us for the Port St. Joe Scallop Festival on August 18 and 19 or the Mexico Beach Artificial Reef Association Annual King Mackeral Fishing Tournament on August 25.
Other upcoming Mexico Beach events include the Mexico Beach Art and Wine Festival during the weekend of October 20.
Great place on the panhandle for family and friends to enjoy the beach and wonderful sunshine.
You must be 24 to rent this home. There may be exceptions to responsible people.
If you are a scuba diver, off Mexico Beach is the wreck of the Empire Mica, a British tanker sunk in 1942 by a U-boat.
A few golf courses within 15 miles of vacation home. http://www.thecapeescape.com/Golf.html
Other Activities:
horseback riding, Shopping, Boating, kayaking, Jet Skiing, Shelling
