Author: Felicia Hall

  Every destination has the people and businesses that make it unforgettable, and Gulf County is no exception. The Champions of Tourism Awards shine a spotlight on the individuals, organizations, and experiences that go above and beyond to create lasting memories for both visitors and locals. From favorite restaurants and unique shops to charter captains, Read More

Whether you’re planning a family vacation, weekend getaway, or simply looking for something fun to do while you’re here, Gulf County’s Events Calendar is your go-to resource for everything happening along Florida’s Forgotten Coast. This Fourth of July weekend, the calendar is packed with patriotic fun, including the 4th of July Water Gun Golf Cart Read More

One of the things that makes Gulf County so special is its unspoiled beaches, abundant wildlife, and natural beauty. The “Protect Our Shores” initiative encourages both residents and visitors to help preserve these treasured resources for future generations. Gulf County is home to the highest density of nesting Loggerhead Sea Turtles in Northwest Florida, with Read More

Wellness on Florida’s Forgotten Coast: Relax, Recharge & Reconnect Florida’s Forgotten Coast isn’t just a destination for beautiful beaches and fresh seafood — it’s also the perfect place to slow down, recharge, and focus on wellness. From peaceful coastal yoga sessions to outdoor adventures and spa experiences, the area offers a refreshing escape for anyone Read More

Looking for a reason to visit Florida’s Forgotten Coast? Gulf County’s event calendar is packed year-round with festivals, live music, family-friendly events, seafood celebrations, outdoor adventures, and local markets that showcase the laid-back coastal lifestyle locals and visitors love. From the famous Tupelo Honey Festival in Wewahitchka to songwriter festivals, sea turtle celebrations, farmers markets, Read More

A hidden gem along Florida’s Gulf Coast is getting national attention. According to a recent feature from Southern Living, St. Joe Beach—located near Port St. Joe on Florida’s “Forgotten Coast”—has been named the best beach in the United States for 2026. The ranking comes from HomeToGo’s Beach Index, which evaluated 100 coastal destinations based on Read More

A Beloved Raw Bar on Florida’s Forgotten Coast Indian Pass Raw Bar, located along Florida’s quiet “Forgotten Coast” near Cape San Blas, is a legendary seafood spot known for its ultra-fresh oysters and laid-back, old-Florida charm. Families have been visiting the humble oyster house for generations, drawn by its relaxed atmosphere and proximity to St. Read More

March in Gulf County brings the first genuine taste of spring with longer days, softer breezes, and exciting coastal events that spotlight art, music, and community spirit. 🎨 Art on the Coast Forgotten Coast en Plein Air returns March 20–29, showcasing nationally recognized artists painting outdoors across scenic Gulf County landscapes. Watch masterpieces come to Read More

I have some exciting news to share — I’ve officially joined 98 Real Estate Group, and my team and I are opening a brand-new office: 98 on the Cape, located right on the Bay next to Scallop RePUBlic at 433 Cape San Blas Road. This move was made with you in mind. Over the years, the trust you’ve Read More