Unforgettable - The Blog
John Solomon, director of the Franklin County Tourist Development Council (FCTDC) and executive director of the Apalachicola Bay Chamber has been named to the 2022-2023 VISIT FLORIDA Board of Directors. Comprised of tourism industry leaders and experts, VISIT FLORIDA’s board provides guidance, input, and insight for the State’s marketing programs….
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What do sea turtles and summer visitors to Franklin County have in common? They both migrate to the beach each summer! Beginning in May, female sea turtles worldwide began an annual migration to beaches across the globe to lay their fragile eggs at night near the dune lines. In Franklin County,…
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The Franklin County Tourist Development Council Grant Program opens on June 12, 2022 for non-profit groups and governmental organizations. The event promotion grants are split into two categories. The first category is designed to assist local non-profit organizations in marketing local single-day area events. The Franklin County TDC has identified…
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If you plan to be on the Forgotten Coast this Independence Day weekend, you are in for loads of fun and lots of opportunities to celebrate across Franklin County! We’ve put together a list of need-to-know information to assist you in an exciting and safe celebration weekend. Friday, July 1…
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St. George Island’s Dr. Julian G. Bruce State Park has again been voted one of the Top 10 Beaches in the U.S., according to the Dr. Stephen Leatherman (Dr. Beach) annual ranking of beaches in the U.S. The St. George Island Beach scored the Number 4 spot for 2022. This…
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Whether it’s chocolate, ice cream, cupcakes, or donuts, the Forgotten Coast has something to satisfy your sweet tooth. A good treat can be the icing on the cake to a beautiful beach day or the salve on the disappointment of a stormy day. Treat yourself to a delicious, sweet treat…
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Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the 2022 Gulf red snapper recreational season, which will total 57 days, the longest season since the state assumed management of red snapper, and will include both a summer and fall season. Those fishing from private recreational vessels in state and federal waters in the…
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The Forgotten Coast beaches are gorgeous, uncrowded, and generally safe, but there are a few essential things to keep in mind when you make your way to the shores of the Forgotten Coast. 1. Beach Flag Warnings and Rip Currents Our beach flags let you know the overall conditions in…
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Spring kicks off the fantastic fishing season in our waters, and the fish and fisherman are both out and about on the Forgotten Coast! Fishing is magical on the Forgotten Coast, whether offshore, inshore, from the shore or freshwater! Shore Fishing If you see someone fishing from the beach this…
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Whether you are looking for fun events for the whole family or a way to make the most out of a weekend for two, April is chock full of fun events on the Forgotten Coast. Walkin’ Tacos & Fish RubbingApril 2CarrabelleWith an event name like this, how could you not…
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