The Forgotten Coast is a rather recent name given in the 1990s to the coastal area located east of Panama City. It begins east of Tyndall Air Force Base in Mexico Beach and spans eastward all the way to the remote southern suburbs of Tallahassee, south of Crawfordville.

Deserted white sand beaches, large forests reaching to the coastline and historic port villages make the backbone of this unusual Florida coastline. Forgotten Coast aficionados have become addicted to endless sugar white beaches, clean waters, fabulous fishing, and diverse seafood.

From east to west, travelers encounter: Alligator Point, Lanark Village, Carrabelle, Dog Island, Gramercy Plantation, Eastpoint, St. George Island, Apalachicola, Indian Pass, C-30, Cape San Blas, Port St. Joe, Wewahitchka, Windmark, St. Joe Beach, and Mexico Beach.  Read More >