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Whether your preferred mode of arm-powered transportation is kayak, canoe or paddleboard, Florida’s Forgotten Coast is every paddler’s paradise! In fact, 80 percent of Franklin County’s 545 square miles are publicly owned, preserved wilderness areas. Our area is home to…
As you take sunset stroll down the deserted beach, your bare feet sink into powdery, sugar white sand. A splash in the clear blue Gulf waves catches your eye, and you look up to see a pod of dolphins frolicking…
Florida’s Forgotten Coast may be a laid-back destination, but that doesn’t mean we hit the hay as soon as the sun goes down! In fact, Franklin County is home to a thriving nightlife scene booming with open-late bars, restaurants and…
If the thought of freshly harvested, plump oysters, shrimp and blue crabs gets your mouth watering, it’s time to come down to the Forgotten Coast! Our area is renowned for fresh, local seafood, especially our world-famous Apalachicola oysters. Why are…
Updated April 17, 2019 It seems as if Hurricane Michael left behind an apology gift for Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Michael’s storm surge dredged up a handful of 19th Century ships that washed ashore Dog Island during the 1899 Carrabelle Hurricane.…
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