The Beaches of South Walton, Florida are a 26-mile stretch of beaches on Northwest Florida's Gulf Coast [1] are found among 15 beach communities: Seacape, Miramar, Sandestin, Dune Allen, Santa Rosa, Blue Mountain, Grayton, WaterColor, Seaside, Seagrove, WaterSound, Seacrest, Rosemary Beach, Inlet, and Alys Beach.
The sugar-white beaches and emerald green waters are a major attraction for vacationers. More than 40 percent of the Beaches of South Walton are preserved through state parks and forests. The area is ideal for hiking, biking, kayaking, or fishing.
Seascape: Lakefront and golf villa community; Miramar: Gulf coast beach community; Sandestin: Golf and beach resort community. Sandestin is where the Sandestin Golf & Beach Resort is located and also the Village of Baytown Wharf shopping area; Dune Allen: Classic style beach homes; Santa Rosa: Known for luxury-type accommodations and entertainment area; Blue Mountain: Highest spot point along Gulf of Mexico is the site of long, sugar-white beaches; Grayton: Century-old community with a rich history and culture; WaterColor: Southern coastal resort and residential community. Home to the WaterColor Inn; Seaside: Cottage community where walking and cycling are the preferred modes of transportation; Seagrove: Located between the coast's dunes and oak trees; WaterSound: Dunescapes and home to the community of WaterSound Beach; Seacrest: Location of Deer Lake State Park and a place to explore nature; Rosemary Beach: Caribbean-type homes exist in this community. Rosemary Beach is connected to beach by boardwalks and footpaths; Inlet: Originally called Soldier's Beach for the WWII veterans who settled there. Far east of Beaches of South Walton [1]. The community has older Florida-style homes; Alys Beach focuses on environmental responsibility and sustainability. There are a lot of short-term vacation rentals here.
Alys Beach [1] Grayton Beach [2] Rosemary Beach [3] Seaside [4] SoWal [5] South Walton [6]