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The constant ebb and flow of the Gulf tides create a natural rhythm here, and that tempo certainly carries over into South Walton's passion...
THE BEACHES OF SOUTH WALTON
Grayton Beach
If Seaside is the heart of Scenic Highway 30A, then Grayton Beach is her soul. In fact, in these parts, Grayton is where vacationing...
Santa Rosa Beach
The boundaries of Santa Rosa Beach can be a little hard to define. Technically, Santa Rosa Beach encompasses a large part of South Walton,...
Seagrove Beach
Families have been making the pilgrimage to Seagrove Beach's soothing shores since the 1940s, and the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren of those early...
Blue Mountain Beach
Said to be the highest point anywhere on the Gulf of Mexico (at a whopping elevation of 64 feet), "Blue Mountain Beach" is hardly...
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Working at the Beach: 10 Spaces for Every Style
Year after year, people break away from the traditional work grind and move to the beach to set their own schedules and enjoy the change of pace. Whether you are a local looking for...
6 Things to Know About June Grass
You may not have heard of June Grass unless you’ve been to our neck of the woods. The unappealing green algae appears in the Gulf of Mexico, along the Panhandle of Florida and the...
Grayton Beach Air Navigation Marker Restored
The visual air navigation signage that once marked Grayton Beach for pilots has been restored on Defuniak Street in Grayton Beach, Florida after decades.
Residents and supporters have worked for many years to have the...
Tips for Dealing With Yellow Flies
It’s that time of year again in Florida… yellow flies have returned. Ugh.
These pesky bugs with a very painful bite have returned for the season. They will be here during the summer to annoy...
14 Fun Activities for Teens & Tweens in South Walton
Calling all teens and tweens! A relaxing beach day with friends is a hard thing to beat. But when fun needs to be taken up a notch, South Walton, Florida has you covered. Check...
