Beaches

Beaches of South Walton - Florida's Panhandle. Pure and Simple.
P.O. Box 1248
Santa Rose Beach,  Florida
Fax: 850-267-3943
Toll-Free: 800-822-6877

Official Site

In Beaches of South Walton, Florida, 26 miles of sugar white sands beckon you to explore the hidden treasures of 13 unique beach communities. World-class accommodations, exceptional shopping, unforgettable festivals, award-winning dining and artistic treasures make our destination a true vacation experience.

Bradenton Beach Scenic Highway
107 Gulf Dr. N.
Bradenton Beach,  Florida
Phone: 941-778-1005

The Bradenton Beach Scenic Highway and the City of Bradenton Beach has a relaxed tropical charm highlighted by the narrow winding streets, sugar white sand beaches, soft gulf breeze, abundant wildlife and mixture of rustic, historic, and contemporary buildings. Enjoy their scenic vistas along the scenic highway.

Discovery Cove
6000 Discovery Cove Way
Orlando,  Florida  32821
Phone: 407-370-1280
Toll-Free: 877-4DISCOVERY

Welcome to a world all its own…Discovery Cove. At this exclusive island oasis you’ll swim with dolphins, snorkel with tropical reef fish, glide with rays and hand-feed exotic birds. Indulge your senses and frolic under majestic waterfalls, float in blue lagoons, relax on sugary white beaches and enjoy a delightful lunch. Attendance is limited at this reservations-only adventure. Discover the feeling of Discovery Cove Orlando.

Scenic & Historic A1A Scenic Highway
Approx. 52 mi. along A1A from the Duval County/St. Johns County line to the St. Johns/Flagler County line
St. Augustine,  Florida  32085
Phone: 904-823-2519

This 52-mile segment of historic State Road A1A abounds with white, sandy beaches, ample recreational adventures and history dating back before the birth of this country. The Scenic and Historic A1A Scenic Highway corridor is home to the Pellicer Creek Aquatic Preserve, Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve, Faver Dykes State Park, Frank Butler County Park, Atlantic Ocean, Matanzas Inlet and Intracoastal Waterway.

St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum
81 Lighthouse Ave.
St. Augustine,  Florida  32080
Phone: 904-829-0745

Discover St. Augustine's rich maritime history at the site of Florida's first lighthouse. Climb the 165-foot tall tower for a breathtaking view of historic downtown and the beaches. Enjoy living history activities, shipwreck artifacts and interactive exhibits in the beautifully restored Victorian keepers' house museum. New in 2004 - "From Beans to Bullets" features artifacts from the 1874 shipwreck of the British supply sloop "Industry." Shop for unique maritime gifts in our museum store.