Our Areas Along the Forgotten Coast
Port St. Joe
In Port St. Joe, summer means scallop season—charters take visitors on scalloping, snorkeling, and diving trips in St. Joseph Bay. This small town, known as the site of Florida’s first Constitution Convention, also offers parks, trails, boat ramps, and charming downtown shops and restaurants along Reid Avenue.
With sugar-sand beaches, great fishing, and a welcoming community, Port St. Joe invites you to slow down, explore, and enjoy the quiet charm of Florida’s “Undiscovered Coast.” Whether visiting, relocating, or retiring, it’s a place that feels like home.
C-30A
This is called C-30 because the road used to be County Road 30. This is now State Highway 30-A and it takes you from Highway 98 just east of Port St. Joe on a scenic route along beautiful bay front property and on by the entrance to Cape San Blas or Highway 30-E. Once you pass Cape San Blas and before you get to Indian Pass there is a beautiful area that fronts the Gulf of Mexico.
Then you pass the world famous Indian Pass Raw Bar then the next area of water is Indian Lagoon. Your Eastward route on Highway 30 will then take you into Franklin county where this road connects back into Highway 98 and on into Apalachicola.
So in this area you can find beautiful bay front, lagoon front or gulf front property.
St. Joe Beach
St. Joe Beach, located along Florida's tranquil Forgotten Coast, offers a serene retreat with its uncrowded, pet-friendly shores and breathtaking west-facing sunsets. Just a short drive from Port St. Joe, this peaceful community invites visitors to unwind amidst sugar-white sands and gentle surf, ideal for swimming, shelling, and leisurely beachcombing.
The area boasts a variety of vacation rentals, from cozy beachfront cottages to spacious homes, providing comfortable accommodations for families and groups. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore nearby trails, engage in kayaking adventures, or enjoy fishing excursions. With its laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty, St. Joe Beach is the perfect destination for those seeking a relaxing coastal getaway.
Mexico Beach
Mexico Beach is a small, peaceful Gulf Coast town located between Panama City and Apalachicola along US Highway 98. With uncrowded beaches, friendly locals, and a laid-back atmosphere, it’s a favorite spot for those seeking a quieter escape.
Fishing is a top pastime—cast from the City Pier, surf, or book a Gulf charter. Shelling, dolphin spotting at sunset, and swimming in emerald waters are simple pleasures enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. With under 1,300 residents, Mexico Beach offers small-town charm, natural beauty, and a welcoming, relaxed vibe.