Between Panama City Beach and Destin, we skip Hwy 98 and support one of the most fascinating and somewhat realistic drives in Florida. Not that, but it is called Scenic Hwy 30A. This 18-mile road is called the Emerald Coast. The reason is that mostly fluorescent gemstone-like water bleached the clear white sand beach that was cleaned from the Avalacian mountain range for centuries, washed in the surf and returned to the shore.
It leads Scenic Highway 30 A, originally a land of wild packs, village of village type of pastel wood, it is not a high rise until the end. There is a more seamless integration with the natural environment than you find somewhere on the coast.
The South Walton County beach has a connector road of 18.5 miles, 9.4 miles from 17 miles west of Panama City and has access to the north of Hwy 98 and Chrostawhatchee Bay. A total of 26 miles of county beaches are commonly called South Walton beaches.
This region consists of 13 mostly new, several elite, individual villages. If you are running in the east and west direction you can visit Inlet Beach at the beginning of Scenic Hwy 30A. Wild rosemary sweep. Rosemary Beach; home of the Sealeres, idyllic Deer Lake State Park; Housing Sea Grove Beach; pictures of the complete village of Seaside. A community of strange names of watercolors. Hide the Paradisaical camp and the oldest beach of the century, Grayton Beach, the best points of the Gulf Coast, Blue Mountain Beach, the hideaway of some artists; Santa Rosa Beach; Dune Allen Beach. Scenic Hwy 30A goes through Topsial Hill Preserve State Park and enters Hwy 98 (here called Emerald Coast Pkwy). There is a resort township of Sandestin including Baytowne Village of the waterfront. Miramar Beach and the seascape.
Please think that it is a relatively short distance. The speed limit is low, there are many children and cars, the view of the ocean is attractive, so even if you do not plan to stop, you can drive for at least an hour and a half.
Author: Kenneth Ng
