Seagrove Beach Travel Guide

Tourist Guide

A beach at sunset with a calm sea, a wet sand path, and buildings in the background.
A wooden boardwalk leading to a beach through a natural archway.
A sandy beach with waves and a clear sky.
A beach with tall grasses and a sunset in the background.
A coastal residential area with houses, a swimming pool, and a view of the ocean.

Stretching around a peaceful cove on Florida’s Gulf Coast, this little beach community is a must-see.

Among the dozens of quaint beach towns dotting the Gulf Coast, Seagrove Beach stands out. Nature and modern amenities seamlessly mesh within this coastal community on the Florida Panhandle. Lounge on the beach, indulge in a delicious meal or take a relaxing nature hike..

Start your visit with a trip to the beach to enjoy Florida’s golden sunlight. Seagrove Beach is renowned for its pristine sand, calm and uncongested environment, warm water and beautiful nature trails. Rent snorkelling gear or paddle around in a kayak. Go further offshore on a deep-sea fishing or scuba diving excursion.

Explore the inland area near Seagrove Beach as well. Deer Lake State Park, a natural oasis covering nearly 800 hectares (2,000 acres), lies a few miles east. Look for Gulf Coast lupine, pitcher plants and spoonflowers as you traverse its well-maintained hiking trails or enjoy a picnic on the shore of its coastal dune lake. Take the 11-kilometre (7-mile) connecting trail west to Point Washington State Forest. This sprawling 6,000-hectare (15,000-acre) protected park has a diverse array of wildlife, from the gopher tortoise to the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker.

Take the 10-minute drive to Western Lake, one of the largest coastal dune lakes in the Florida Panhandle. Kayak among lily pads, walk along the shoreline trails and watch for alligators sunning themselves. Stay overnight at a campsite in the surrounding Grayton Beach State Park.

Enjoy nature without giving up modern amenities in NatureWalk, a planned community bordering Point Washington State Forest. Book rental accommodation to enjoy the amenities, such as the pool and Gathering Place clubhouse.

Choose Scenic Highway 30A for your route in and out of Seagrove Beach. Drive the length of this stunning route, which runs for 45 kilometres (28 miles) through the community and along the Gulf of Mexico. Pass white sandy beaches, lush hardwoods, freshwater lakes and more. Make it a leisurely drive and stop to explore the charming coastal communities along the route.


Stay near popular Seagrove Beach attractions

Activities



Our guide on where to stay in Seagrove Beach

Find the best Seagrove Beach areas for the activities you enjoy most.

Seaside

Seaside is noteworthy for its beaches, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Coleman Beach and Central Square.

Watercolor

While visiting Watercolor, you might make a stop by sights like Grayton Beach State Park and Seagrove Beach West.

Grayton Beach

You'll enjoy the beaches and bars in Grayton Beach. You might want to make time for a stop at Grayton Beach State Park or Grayton Beach.

Blue Mountain Beach

If you're spending some time in Blue Mountain Beach, Blue Mountain Beach and Santa Rosa Beach are top sights worth seeing.

Dune Allen Beach

If you're spending some time in Dune Allen Beach, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park and Santa Rosa Beach are top sights worth seeing.



Seagrove Beach Travel Guide

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