An Escape to St George Island

By: Aryanah Kristov
Submitted: 2009-10-22 16:02:25
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The concept of time seems to disappear in St. George Island. Life is unhurried here and people actually take the time to enjoy each moment. Known as one of the best beach spots in Florida, St. George Island has crystal clear waters, gorgeous seascapes, quietude and sinful seafood. There are many other reasons why this beach in Northwest Florida is such a remarkable beach destination: 

Reasonably priced

Two families or a group can rent a vacation home with several bedrooms and just split the costs among themselves. Privacy and space is assured so each person can truly relax and enjoy the vacation. Staying under one roof strengthens the bond among family members and friends. Most homes have complete amenities including an entertainment system, a pool and more importantly, a well-equipped kitchen so you have the option to dine in occasionally.

Excellent Venue for Events

St. George Island is a beautiful location for a destination wedding. Couples can even get married barefoot right on the sand in a casual and simple setting. St. George Island rentals are also fantastic venues for both weddings and receptions. Sprawling lawns can provide the space for the ceremony. With a unique wedding theme and great decorating, you can instantly convert the home into an elegant and stylish wedding venue.

St. George Island rentals are not just limited to weddings. Showers and parties can also be celebrated here as well as corporate meetings, team buildings, reunions, seminars and other occasions.

The Splendor of St. George Island State Park

Your stay in St. George Island will not be complete without spending a day in St. George Island State Park. Recently, it was recognized as one of the best State Parks in Florida. The undeveloped park occupies close to 2000 acres and offers opportunities for wildlife viewing. Other great activities are kayaking, camping, picnicking, swimming and sunbathing. For nature lovers, hiking and biking trails are available at St. George Island State Park.

Beach Recreation  

Beach buffs have many kinds of activities to choose from in St. George Island. Extreme sports and team games such as water skiing, kayaking, canoeing, Frisbee, beach volleyball, sandcastle building contests and races for kids are terrific activities to encourage everyone to participate and have a great time. Moreover, gift shops, art galleries and antique stores are all over the island and nearby towns for your shopping pleasure. 

The Dining Experience

Watching your weight during a beach vacation is certainly no fun. Every St. George Island visitor should sample the famous seafood of Franklin County. Apalachicola oysters, scallops, fish and shrimp can be cooked according to the way you want it and you can even have it delivered straight to the comforts of your St. George Island rental. Have a taste of the delicious desserts at Old Time Soda Fountain in Apalachicola and Aunt Ebby’s Ice Cream especially during a hot day.  

Take some time off from your busy schedule and have a vacation in St. George Island! A memorable trip is awaiting you and your loved ones!

Spend quality time at St. George Island and experience a vacation that is worth treasuring for a lifetime. Enjoy the warm sun, clear waters and cool breeze. Have a very relaxing stay at any of the cozy St. George Island rentals, with your choice of either gulf front or bay front views.

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