The Beaches of South Walton

The Beaches of South Walton | 30A 

Nestled along rare coastal dune lakes, and protected by Point Washington State Forest and several state parks, South Walton truly is the dreamer’s beach paradise. Located just a few miles east of Destin, FL secluded to most of the world, South Walton is quickly becoming known as the place to visit on the Florida gulf coast. Along the Beaches of South Walton, no story here would be complete without mentioning the most famous feature of all – 30A. The scenic corridor of unique, upscale villages, inviting eateries, funky bars, and one-of-a-kind shopping, 30A is quite likely the most interesting beach area you will ever visit.

For more information about the Beaches of South Walton and the 30A area, contact me today:

Jon Lyons

Coldwell Banker United, Realtors

Realtor/Investment Consultant

Jon.lyonscbunited@gmail.com

850/687-5300

30A & Destin | Football

SEC & ACC

The Emerald Coast and Southern football love

Here in Destin, FL and along 30A, the football love is still alive and strong. On a typical saturday night during football season, you'll find just about every local bar packed to the rim with sports-jersey, yelling-at-every play, let me buy you a beer fans. You'll also see who has the biggest t.v. on the block, as their driveways are usually overflowing, with a game of friendly beer-pong going on in the cleared out garage. 

As the Seminoles have taken the ACC championship, and the Crimson Tide have taken the SEC once again, the bandwagoners and diehards alike wear their jerseys and car flags around with a sense of southern pride. 

Along 30A, you'll find that on the weekdays, the football pride is harder to find, as many of the communities are elegantly clean and the community have ordinances that keep the big 'team spirit' flags out of view. But, nonetheless, walk into Bud and Alleys' in Seaside on a football night, and you'll be greeted with a 'Roll Tide!', the Florida State Chant, or the Gator Chomp almost every time.

In the "Beach South", college football is alive and well.