March 10, 2015 by admin
Carillon Market Street is the heart of the village with unique shops and eateries. Guests and residents access Carillon Beach directly from US 98, just east of SoWal Beaches across Lake Powell at the gateway to Panama City Beach, Florida.
Dune Allen is a place where lake and beach unite. Dune Allen surrounds Lake Allen and Oyster Lake, two of our rare coastal dune lakes, which are unique to this part of the world. SoWal’s coastal dune lakes are so rare that they are only found in the Beaches of South Walton and remote portions of Africa and Australia.
Miramar Beach is on the western end of SoWal Beaches, just west of Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort. People often mistake it for Destin, and in reality it is more like Destin than the beaches of Scenic 30A.
March 3, 2015 by SoWal Staff
February 25, 2015 by Kurt Lischka
Catch Dread Clampitt every Sunday at the Red Bar in Grayton Beach.
Left to right Kyle Ogle, Balder Saunders, and Kenny Oliverio - http://www.dreadclampitt.com.
From the website:
There’s a jumpin’ little joint off of Hwy 30-A in the cozy laid back beach town of Grayton Beach, FL where if the food doesn’t get you the music will. Same as the chicken and the egg, it’s hard to say who came first, Dread Clampitt or the Red Bar.
February 24, 2015 by admin
Kayaking, fishing, canoeing, standup paddleboarding, biking, walking, relaxing, swimming and sunning all come together at the WaterColor BoatHouse and its floating dock on Western Lake. Just across Scenic Highway 30A is Grayton Beach State Park and the Gulf of Mexico.
February 1, 2015 by SoWal Staff
Appropriately named “Center Stage”, this sophisticated town center apartment is ideally located in the heart of Seaside, right in the middle of Seaside's Central Square. The deck is the premiere spot to be for any event in the Seaside amphitheatre (see 4th of July fireworks at the end of the video).
The Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance (CBA) is bringing in the New Year with a fresh calendar of Spring Eco-Adventures showcasing Walton County’s natural resources through nature-based tours - Discover Roads Less Traveled: Eco-Adventures of Walton County.
Seagrove Beach is perfect for nature lovers seeking an unspoiled retreat and uncrowded environment. Enjoy canoeing, kayaking, swimming and more in this quaint town with Old Florida charm.
Back in the 1940s and 1950s, families came to Seagrove Beach to rent modest one-story cottages with paddle fans instead of air conditioning, and wide-screened porches (perfect for sleeping). The same families returned to Seagrove Beach year after year, and now second and third generations make the journey.
January 25, 2015 by admin
