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Sugar-white sand, emerald Gulf water and a scenic coastal road: here is what to do along Florida’s 30A.
Named for dunes that are the highest elevation in South Walton, this beach has emerald water, sugar-white sand and great sunsets.
Several public access points, including San Juan Beach Access, lead to quiet sand. Arrive early because parking is limited.
This laid-back coastal community, a short drive from Seaside, is known for its beaches, activities and well-known eateries within walking distance.
This 24-mile road hugs the Gulf of Mexico, with greenway paths linking state parks, preserves and beach towns along the way.
Get away from the beach in this 15,131-acre forest, which has trails for hiking and biking and plenty of wildlife.
More than 1,000 acres of dunes, forest and Gulf shoreline are open for fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding and bike rides.
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