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Spectacularly surrounded by Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, St. George Island is home to exquisite white sand beaches, lush flora and prolific wildlife. Virtually unspoiled without high-rises and with only a few people inhabiting the island, this paradise is an excellent choice for a relaxing vacation. With clear waters for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, boating and fishing, and a trail for hiking or biking, guests can do whatever they want during their trip. |
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BIG Savings Stay any Mid season week, receive the LOW season rate. Take available 7 night stay now until March 20, 2010. Call for applicable dates, exclusions apply. Applies to new reservations only and cannot be combined with any other discount. |
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St. George Island, The Right Place For A Waterfront Vacation |
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Are you seeking the ideal waterfront location to spend your vacation? St. George Island in the northwest portion of Florida's Panhandle coast will give you real spectacular views and beach experience. It is a destination that boasts of quiet beaches and an unruffled setting all the way through your whole visit.
If you are on the lookout for the Old Florida ambiance, St George Island is definitely the right place.
Entirely incomparable from other beaches that are way too commercialized and packed with tourists, this place is a picture of what a silent and serene vacation truly is. There are no lavishly ornate and sophisticated eating places or night clubs here but every in part of this holiday, you will undoubtedly go back to basics. The magic of St. George Island hides in the splendor of nature around it. There is actually a laid-back mood that envelopes the island.
The changeless, ageless towns of Franklin County essentially Apalachicola, St. George Island and Eastpoint take pride in their interesting past. These towns are just a few minutes away from each other, therefore, vacationers can definitely take some occasion to travel around these different areas like the Apalachicola Maritime Museum, Cape St. George Lighthouse, John Gorrie State Museum, Chestnut Street Cemetery and Dixie Theater.
The Apalachicolas National Historical District cannot just be ignored by visitors. Or it would be like letting the unique sights in this town be disregarded, you would not allow a place so remarkable to go undiscovered by your inquisitive nature. In this picturesque area, there are about 900 beautiful Victorian Homes which have been built back to the 1830s. Part of the tour that visitors can take, is to visit an old cotton mill. The concierge services of St. George Island rentals can offer visitors must-have walking tours upon request.
St. George Island is also known for its festive events—annual celebrations that bring people together. Events like these generally appeal to families and locals. People from all parts of the country come to this place to join in tournaments, races and parades with the local residents. There are food festivals, live bands, fairs and exhibits. Plus there is a chance to meet new acquaintances and the people that are fond of the place like yourself. During celebrations of famous food events such as the Seafood Festival, Oyster Spat Festival, Annual SGI Mullet Toss and many more, early booking on St. George Island can be a good thing to consider since there are plenty of visitors during this season than other times. Simply browse rental houses that are featured in St. George Island Vacation Properties.
If you are drawn toward places that have raw charm, come to St. George Island and you will spend and end your vacation with a refreshed mind.
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