Find Your Fun on Florida's Forgotten Coast

The hub of the Forgotten Coast, with a working waterfront, a walkable downtown, and the marina right in the middle of it all.

Home to some of the whitest sand and clearest water in Florida, plus St. Joseph Peninsula State Park and miles of quiet beach.

A small, laid-back beach town that's rebuilt itself with heart since Hurricane Michael — old Florida charm on a quiet stretch of sand.

A quiet residential beach community between Mexico Beach and Cape San Blas, popular with folks who want the coast without the crowds.

A planned beach community with a laid-back town square feel, boardwalks to the beach, and a lot of vacation rentals tucked among the dunes.

A historic oystering town on the bay, full of antique shops, seafood houses, and one of the best-preserved old downtowns in Florida.

A remote, undeveloped stretch of coast known for its raw beach, the Indian Pass Raw Bar, and easy boat access to St. Vincent Island.

Inland Gulf County's tupelo honey capital, sitting on Lake Wimico and the Dead Lakes — a favorite for fishing and slower-paced visits.

A small waterfront community along the Intracoastal Waterway near Port St. Joe, popular with anglers and boaters.

A quiet inland community near Port St. Joe with easy access to the bay and a handful of local favorites tucked off the main highway.