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Take a drive down 30A to Grayton Beach State Park, which boasts beautiful white sand beaches, nature trails, and picnic areas. Spend the morning soaking up the sun and enjoying the turquoise waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

After a morning at the beach, head to Seaside, a charming coastal town known for its pastel-colored houses, boutique shops, and farmers market. Grab lunch at Bud & Alley's, a popular seafood restaurant with stunning views of the Gulf.

End your day with a visit to The Hub, a lively outdoor venue in Santa Rosa Beach that features live music, food trucks, and a variety of shops and activities.

Start your day with a bike ride along the Timpoochee Trail, a 19-mile paved path that runs along 30A and offers stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico and the surrounding coastal dune lakes. Rent a bike from Big Daddy's Bike Shop in Blue Mountain Beach.

After your bike ride, head to Grayton Corners in Grayton Beach for lunch at Chiringo, a restaurant serving up Spanish-inspired cuisine and craft cocktails. Afterward, take a scenic drive along 30A and make a stop at the beautiful Eden Gardens State Park.

Spend the evening at The Red Bar in Grayton Beach, a lively restaurant and bar known for its live music and funky decor.

Take a guided eco-tour with Yellowfin Ocean Sports, where you can explore the coastal dune lakes and learn about the unique ecosystems of the Gulf Coast. Afterward, grab lunch at The Perfect Pig in Gulf Place, which offers a variety of sandwiches, salads, and other dishes.

After lunch, head to Alys Beach, a stunning coastal community known for its white stucco architecture and emerald green spaces. Take a stroll through the town and visit the Fonville Press, a coffee shop and book store.

Spend the evening at The Pearl Hotel in Rosemary Beach, which offers a variety of dining options and a rooftop bar with stunning views of the Gulf.

Start your day with a visit to St. Andrews State Park in Panama City Beach, which features beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and a pier for fishing. Rent a kayak or paddleboard from the park and explore the Grand Lagoon.

After your morning at the park, head to downtown Panama City for lunch at Hunt's Oyster Bar, a local institution serving up fresh seafood since 1952. Afterward, visit Ripley's Believe It or Not , which features a variety of oddities and curiosities from around the world.

Spend the evening at The Back Porch Seafood & Oyster House in Panama City Beach, which offers fresh seafood and stunning views of the Gulf.