Where to stay

A little about where we are located and places to see.

The St. Marks Lighthouse, located in St. Marks Florida in the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is another local favorite. Whether you drive through St. Marks Wildlife Refuge to see it or you see if by boat, it’s worth a few minutes to check it out. The lighthouse was completed in 1831 and sits at the mouth of the St. Marks river.

Alligator Point Located just over the county line in Franklin County is home to Bald Point State Park. Alligator Point offers several vacation homes and great fishing spots around. Our family favorite seafood restaurant sits across the bridge from Alligator Point. Angelo’s Seafood is our family go to for the best seafood, and many locals will agree with us. Angelo’s sits on the Ochlockonee Bay, after a day of fishing head there for some fresh seafood, cocktails and sit outside to enjoy the breath taking sunset!!

Apalachicola has many things to offer during your visit. Take a walk through downtown Apalachicola see all the local shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Apalachicola is mostly known for is fresh oysters, shrimp and blue crap. Just across the bridge from Apalachicola is St. George Island, known for its miles of pristine beaches. In the Apalachicola Bay, check out some of its barrier islands, St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge, Cape St. George Island, or Dog Island. Whether you take a fishing charter, sunset cruise, or dolphin tour with us you more then likely will pass by one or two of these islands on your trip!

For suggestions on where to stay or to Book a trip give Stephanie a call and she will get your trip started.