10/29/2021 |
Events
The time to feast and be merry is here! Thanksgiving is a holiday we are all grateful for – family, food, and quality time is something we could all use an abundance of, especially now. Why not take the family along for a destination Thanksgiving in Destin, Florida? Gather everyone in one spot at any of our luxury properties and experience a new Thanksgiving tradition the whole family will love....
06/10/2021 |
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If you’re looking for some fun summer activities to do while on vacation, check out these top 10 summer activities in Destin! 1. Crab Island Crab Island is an underwater island just North of the Destin Bridge. Now featuring floating restaurants, bars, and even a floating playground, visitors won’t run out of fun new things to experience, and all in waste-deep water. Visitors can spend the whole day anchored at...
05/14/2021 |
Local Info
We all know that searching for the perfect vacation rental for you and your family can be a bit overwhelming. From the many different booking sites out there, to finding the rental to fit exactly what you and your party needs, the possibilities are endless and sometimes confusing. Making the wrong decision could make hundreds of dollars of a difference. Save Money Did you know that third party sites...
05/3/2021 |
Local Info
The Origin of Destin Starting out as a very small fishing village with little to no development, Destin has been an epicenter for anglers since the beginning of time. Captain Leonard Destin, where the Destin name originated from, settled here in 1852 to extend the fishing season. Over the next 40 years, the Destin name would be stamped on the fishing village after William Marler, a worked for Captain Leonard...
10/15/2018 |
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Local Destin small businesses are partnering together to help the victims of Hurricane Michael who are only 30-40 miles away. Destin and 30a was spared – we experienced no significant flooding or wind damage. Some areas only experienced a short period of power outage and a few downed trees. All of our homes were spared from damage. However, towns and lives to the East lay in ruin…many without a home...
