Seascape Resort has been known as one of the absolute best Destin/Miramar Beach Florida resorts for more than 4 decades! With time, Seascape Resort has grown to encompass the luxuries of today without losing the comfortable, relaxing atmosphere that is the foundation of the Destin/Miramar Beach, Florida area. Known as Destin's best kept secret, Seascape Resort is encompasses over 300 acres of lush greens, serene lakes and 2000 feet of pristine white sand beach. Seascape is one of the best resorts in the area! This resort is kid and family friendly with plenty of on-site activities for children of all ages. 

Vacationing in Miramar Beach is like taking a stroll down memory lane through the beach towns of your childhood. This South Walton neighborhood brings back the feel of those classic coastal enclaves. It features scenic beach roads, surf shops, fabulous restaurants, beachfront homes, and beachside resorts and condos with panoramic views of the Gulf of Mexico.

But don't let the nostalgic beach vibe of Miramar Beach fool you, it also has ultra-modern amenities and activities that are ideal for family fun. Spend the day enjoying jet ski rentals, parasailing and endless shopping opportunities at one of the nation's largest designer outlet centers, Silver Sands Premium Outlets.

Stunning white beaches, challenging golf and world-famous fishing define the Emerald Coast city of Destin. Snuggled against the Gulf of Mexico in northwest Florida, Destin is rightfully famed for its sugar-white sands and emerald-hued waters. And due to its plentiful and always hungry underwater population, Destin is widely known as the "world’s luckiest fishing village." Destin also harbors world-class resorts and rentals – and some of the best shopping and dining anywhere. And something new: The recently opened Northwest Florida Regional Airport makes it easy to reach this Florida Panhandle vacation destination.  For more information, visit The Heart of Florida's Emerald Coast.

Fort Walton Beach is a small city in the Florida Panhandle. It’s known for fine white-sand beaches on adjacent Okaloosa Island. The island’s Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park is home to dolphins, penguins and alligators. The Indian Temple Mound Museum includes the prehistoric Temple Mound and Native American artifacts. Northeast, the Air Force Armament Museum displays artifacts and aircraft from WWI to the present.

Panama City Beach, featuring 27 miles of white sand beaches along the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico, is home to two state parks (St. Andrews State Park and Camp Helen State Park), dozens of public beach access points, waterfront restaurants that serve up fresh local seafood, and legendary attractions.

The waters at Panama City Beach are famous with fishermen and scuba divers who enjoy the benefits of dozens artificial reefs located offshore, and with a coastline that angles slightly toward the west, you can watch the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico every day of the year.

Located across the bay from Pensacola, Gulf Breeze is great for snorkeling, hiking or birding at Gulf Islands National Seashore, a nationally protected park. Gulf Breeze also offers terrific seafood and inviting beaches. And don’t miss the 50-acre Gulf Breeze Zoo. It is home to some 1,000 animals, including giraffes, coatimundi, rhinoceroses, zebras, gorillas, giant tortoises, squirrel monkeys, otters, alligators and hippopotamuses. Gulf Breeze visitors are especially smitten by the zoo's raised boardwalk that provides a vantage point for viewing herds of deer, wildebeest, ostrich, cape hunting dogs – and islands on which chimps and gorillas roam free. 

Located along a 26-mile stretch of Northwest Florida’s famed Emerald Coast, Santa Rosa Beach is one of the 16 distinct beach neighborhoods in South Walton County, each with its own traditions, charm and visual style.

The community of Santa Rosa Beach offers luxury beach houses, upscale dining, and the unique artist colony known as Gulf Place.

Santa Rosa Beach provides several entrances to Point Washington State Forest, a 15,000-acre preserve with more than 10 natural communities.

In fact, all of South Walton is renowned for natural scenic beauty, turquoise waters and sugar sand beaches, including one of Travel + Leisure magazine’s "Best Beaches on Earth" for families.

Over the course of its history, Pensacola has been ruled by the British, the Spanish, the French, the Confederacy, and the United States; hence, its nickname of "The City of Five Flags." Historic Pensacola Village exhibits the city's story through guided walking tours.