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Alys Beach

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Renowned for its striking white architecture and Mediterranean-inspired design, Alys Beach offers a serene and upscale atmosphere. Indulge in fine dining at Caliza Restaurant, where contemporary American cuisine meets a stunning poolside setting. ​Alys Beach is home to the annual Digital Graffiti festival, where artists project their works onto the town’s iconic white walls, creating a vibrant and immersive art experience.

Rosemary Beach

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This charming town exudes a European flair with its cobblestone streets and gas-lit lanterns. ​Savor a delightful meal at La Crema Tapas & Chocolate, offering a unique combination of Spanish-inspired tapas and decadent desserts. ​Rosemary Beach was established in 1995 and designed to emulate the architectural styles of St. Augustine and New Orleans, blending history and culture into its design.

Seaside

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Famed for its pastel-colored cottages and vibrant town center, Seaside offers a quintessential beach town experience. ​Enjoy casual bites from airstream food trucks or dine at the Great Southern Café for a taste of Southern hospitality. ​Seaside’s idyllic setting was chosen as the backdrop for the 1998 film “The Truman Show,” starring Jim Carrey.

 Dune Allen Beach

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Perfect for nature enthusiasts, Dune Allen is home to rare coastal dune lakes and a laid-back atmosphere. ​Relish fresh seafood at Stinky’s Fish Camp, a local favorite known for its lively ambiance. ​Dune Allen Beach is adjacent to Topsail Hill Preserve State Park, offering over 1,600 acres of pristine landscapes and some of the most isolated beaches in Florida.

Grayton Beach

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A blend of eclectic and artsy, Grayton Beach is known for its free-spirited locals and vibrant art scene. Visit The Red Bar, an iconic spot offering live music and a diverse menu. Grayton Beach was established in the late 19th century and is surrounded by the Grayton Beach State Park, which has been ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the U.S.

WaterColor

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This resort town combines natural beauty with luxury amenities, offering a family-friendly environment. Dine at the Fish Out of Water restaurant, known for its Gulf views and fresh seafood. WaterColor features a boathouse on Western Lake, one of the area’s rare coastal dune lakes, providing opportunities for kayaking and paddleboarding.

WaterSound:

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A gated community offering tranquility and pristine beaches, WaterSound is perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat. Enjoy coastal cuisine at The Hub, a gathering place with various eateries and live entertainment. WaterSound Beach features towering sand dunes and boardwalks that meander through natural landscapes, leading to the Gulf’s emerald waters.

Seagrove Beach

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A blend of old and new Florida, Seagrove offers lush oak trees and a relaxed atmosphere. Start your day with breakfast at The Perfect Pig, followed by a Southern-inspired lunch at Seagrove Village Market Café. Seagrove is home to Deer Lake State Park, where visitors can explore a rare coastal dune lake and observe diverse wildlife.

Blue Mountain Beach

Known for its high elevation and laid-back feel, Blue Mountain Beach offers stunning Gulf views. Treat yourself to homemade sweets at Blue Mountain Beach Creamery. Despite its name, Blue Mountain Beach’s “mountain” is a modest rise, and the area is named after the blue lupine flowers that bloom on its dunes.

Inlet Beach

A quiet and spacious beach community, Inlet Beach provides a serene coastal experience. Enjoy fresh Gulf seafood at The Terrace Restaurant, known for its Mediterranean-inspired menu. Inlet Beach offers the largest public beach access point in South Walton, making it a favorite spot for beachgoers seeking ample space.