History

• Florida's Panhandle is rich in history with historic locations such as the Natural Bridge Battlefield State Historic Site and Wakulla Springs State Park, where historical animal remains were once unearthed from the deep fresh water spring. The Panhandle also stands out as home to some of the most beautiful beaches in America and as a top spot for spring break vacationers.
  
  

Locations

• A visit to the Panhandle offers Florida vacationers many choices, all on or in close proximity to the beach. Travelers may choose between the areas of Pensacola, Fort Walton Beach, Destin and Panama City for a beach travel experience. Get more remote with a visit to locations such as Perdido Key or Gulf Breeze. If you prefer the dry land, quaint southern towns such as Defuniak Springs await.
  
  

Accommodations

• Accommodations in the Panhandle vary from campgrounds in north Florida's lush wilderness, family owned hotels, seaside cottages or full service resorts.
  
  

Activities

• If the waters and beaches are not enough to keep you entertained, the Florida Panhandle offers water parks for your entertainment as well as scenic cruises down the local waterways. Educational activities abound in the Panhandle as well in the form of a zoo, aquarium, museum and military locations that offer tours. For those looking to explore the past while on their visit, the Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park and Heritage Park and Cultural Center are sure to spark interest.