Apalachicola

Tucked away in Northwest Florida, Apalachicola makes for a low-key family getaway. The fishing village of Apalachicola, which is situated on Florida's panhandle, is frequently referred to as "quaint".

This small town has a well-deserved reputation for delicious seafood and is situated peacefully on the emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico. On St. George Island, which is easily accessible from Apalachicola, you'll find miles of immaculate beaches, and elsewhere you'll find an endless supply of protected shallow bays, great fishing, and acres of national and state forests to explore. Your visit to Apalachicola will undoubtedly be unforgettable if you combine all of this with some of the best seafood in the nation and some of the friendly people everywhere. All visitors, especially families, can enjoy water sports along unspoiled beaches thanks to the warm, calm waves of the Gulf. Both Tate's Hell State Forest and the National Forest offer a variety of hiking trails for the outdoor adventurer. More than 900 historic buildings that date back to the early 1800s are worth saving time for history buffs. One of the four local museums can offer you more information about Apalachicola's past.