Whether you are looking for a day trip or just some local exploration, here’s our top picks for retail, dining, entertainment, and site-seeing for the forgotten coast and surrounding areas.Â
Whether you are looking for a day trip or just some local exploration, here’s our top picks for retail, dining, entertainment, and site-seeing for the forgotten coast and surrounding areas.Â
Downtown Port St. Joe is a charming town just a five-minute drive away. There is plenty of shopping and entertainment along with many restaurants and bars you can enjoy during your stay. To see everything offered in Port St. Joe and their event calendar, visit the guide below.Â
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Mexico Beach is in full rebuild mode after Hurricane Michael destroyed this community about six years ago. They have built back strong with beautiful beaches and local restaurants. Check out everything Mexico Beach has to offer with their guide below.
The Cape is a peninsula with a national park located at the end. It’s known for its quiet, naturalist feel, with little retail on the strip. It’s a sleepy area full of beautiful beach homes that lead directly into the ocean. Check out the guide below to explore all the Cape has to offer.
This neat little town has a friendly, warm feel and is known for local seafood and charming and unique shops. It is worth the drive for a lovely afternoon. Check out the guide below to check out all Apalachicola has to offer.Â
Indian Pass is a small area on the south coast of Gulf County, Florida, 8 miles south of Port St. Joe. It promotes itself as an uncrowded haven for sports fishermen and water enthusiasts and for dining featuring locally caught oysters. A ferry provides access to a wildlife sanctuary on St Vincent Island.
Address:Â 256 Sea Grove Way, Port St. Joe, FL 32456
Phone:Â (833) 811-8245
Email: shellyeahpsj@gmail.com
Check-in: after 4:00 pm – Check-out: before 10:00 am
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