Inlet Beach
If you’re looking for a carefree escape in an up-and-coming 30A community on Florida’s Emerald Coast, look no further than Inlet Beach. Surrounded by 13 acres of protected dunes, the Inlet Beach neighborhood is just the right blend of untouched splendor and quick access to area attractions.
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Where her family has owned for nearly 45 years and the place where she calls home, Ginger Lives, Works and Plays in Inlet and Panama City Beach. At the intersection of Walton and Bay Counties, just past the eastern end of Scenic Highway 30A, lies Inlet Beach, one of the fastest-growing areas along this highly-coveted 24-mile corridor of Florida’s Panhandle.
If you Live in Inlet Beach you will find your home, or a home away from home, in a cozy beach cottage or a more modern residence right next door. An eclectic mix of Old Florida, new neighborhoods, and business development makes Inlet Beach a perfect place to vacation, call home and even Work.
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Inlet Beach was once known as Soldiers Beach, so-named for the influx of World War II veterans who received land in the community after returning from battle. This town has a lot to offer with the close proximity to the Gulf and all of the amenities found in small-town America. Inlet Beach is an excellent place for families with children to Play because it’s safe and has not been overdeveloped like so many other nearby communities.
Inlet Beach Amenities
Despite its close proximity to the communities of Rosemary Beach and Alys Beach, Inlet Beach is a worthy destination all its own. Here, you’ll find the largest public beach access point in all of South Walton, leading to sweeping Gulf views and plenty of space to swim, sunbathe, go boating, diving, and fishing.
Residents enjoy Inlet Beach’s sand dunes for hiking. There are also walking and biking trails to enjoy. Inlet Beach has plenty of shopping and dining attractions, plus other entertainment venues available if you are looking for nightlife options.
When you leave the beach, indulge in high-end shopping at specialty boutiques and new shopping centers including 30Avenue and The Crossings. Check out Camp Helen State Park with access to Lake Powell, the largest coastal dune lake in the State of Florida. Or, visit any number of upscale restaurants with cuisine for all tastes.
