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around here, with traditional malls, brand-name boutiques, local stores and craft shops. Along a 26-mile stretch of this coast lies the area of South Walton with 16 individual beach neighbourhoods, each proud of its individual charm. But beaches are not the only attraction in this remarkable patch of Florida. Sandy trails, long bike rides through natural beauty, admiring the work of local artists, discovering the local music scene and sampling a delicious variety of dining experiences should all be on the list.





Panama City is the largest city between Tallahassee and Pensacola and is yet another location that's famed for its friendly locals, delightful climate, range of entertainment, fi shing and water sports.


Panama City Beach is a great place to take the little


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They’ll love the stingray petting pool at Gulf World Marine Park, two different giant mazes and the four-storey science puzzle paradise of WonderWorks. Visitors lucky enough to drive along this coastline towards Cedar Key, our fi nal stopping-off point in North Florida, will pass through romantically named resorts such as Port St. Joe, Apalachicola, Steinhatchee and Suwannee. Steinhatchee, which is


sometimes called The Best Kept Secret in Florida, is famous for its delicious scallops and although the season lasts for no more than a couple of months, people travel from all over America and beyond to treat their tastebuds. The historic maritime town of Apalachicola still has a working waterfront and visitors can tuck into the freshest seafood on the North Florida coast and fi sh for their own supper.


Suwannee is naturally connected to the world-famous river and Cedar Key continues the theme of charming holiday spots with an old-fashioned feel yet offering its


The wilder side of North Florida at Cedar Key and the statue of Henry Flagler in St. Augustine


Pensacola is a vibrant, attractive city where live music fi lls the air and fi ne galleries and museums beckon visitors. Fine dining is a must


visitors warm hospitality, delicious clam chowder and a whole lot of holiday fun. Anywhere in North Florida, tourists can expect not just warm weather, but warm welcoming locals who want to show off their particular area. Visitors to the area can’t help but be impressed! •


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Go ‘trike’ fl ying where you will soar a few feet off the ground or 1,000 feet in the air over the beaches of Amelia Island.


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