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Panoramic Gulf Views Mesmerize at Fish Out Of Water In WaterColor

Panoramic Gulf views mesmerize from every seat in the house at Fish Out Of Water, WaterColor’s favorite casual dining spot.

If you can tear your gaze away from the view, textural artwork by Justin Gaffrey and an open Chef’s kitchen are a feast for the senses. The menu itself is a sensory experience, ever changing, ever creative, ever delicious.

Somersisle Terrace and The August Are Unique Opportunites For The Alys Beach Life

Alys Beach is on beautiful Scenic 30A, captivating the spirit with amazing architecture and parks alongside pristine white sands and sparkling blue water.

The coastal South Walton town is a place of unmatched views, salt air, and world-class dining and shopping. A life in Alys Beach is defined by a gentle pace combined with a natural environment to soothe the soul. Alys Beach has two great, new beachside options to have your own preferred luxury home in the town on the Gulf in SoWal.

State Parks & Forests in South Walton, Florida

The State Parks and State Forest Lands in South Walton are spectacular. Protected lands make up about 40% of the land south of the bay.

We are so blessed to have such treasure all around us. The lakes, bayous, creeks, forests, dunes and beaches in our parks make SoWal a very special place. Incredible landscapes with coastal dune lakes, lake outfalls kissing the Gulf, flowering dune magnolias, soaring pelicans, dancing dolphins, flower-covered dunes - the wonders of coastal nature are everywhere you turn.

Modica Market Celebrates 30 Years in Seaside

Modica Market, which opened March 17, 1989 by Charles Modica Sr. and his wife, Sarah, began with a simple deal-sealing handshake between Modica and Seaside founder Robert Davis, and has since flourished into one of the most recognizable businesses along Highway 30A. As the market celebrates three decades in business, the next generation of Modicas — Charles Modica Jr. and Carmel Modica — run the store together.

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