Gulf County, Florida - Cape San Blas, Port St. Joe, Indian Pass, Wewahitchka, Mexico Beach

St. Joseph Peninsula State Park

The calm waters of St. Joseph Bay are a boater's paradise, with a

boat ramp in the park or across the bay in Port St. Joe.

Florida's Friendliest Marina

Port St. Joe Marina is fun for families with Dockside Cafe and boat

rentals, as well as offshore fishing charters.

St. Joe Beach

Kayak above crystal clear water to see wildlife an outboard motor

scares away, and an easy activity for the whole family.

Salt Air Farmer’s Market

On 1st and 3rd Saturdays from April thru November, downtown

Port St. Joe offers fresh produce, art, music and more.

America's #1-Ranked Beach

Dr. Stephen Leatherman, more commonly known as Dr. Beach

awarded our shores this distinction, in 2002.

St. Joseph Bay

Designated a Florida Aquatic Preserve, our calm bay waters don't

have the strong undertows of beaches further west.

Commonly called "the tip"

Great fishing and remote beaches at the tip of St. Joe Peninsula,

about a 6 mile boat ride from Port St. Joe Marina.

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Shop-Dine-Unwind

Annual Bay Day

Gumbo Cookoff

63 ° F

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You've found the gulf coast beaches of Florida's Forgotten Coast, with Cape San Blas, Indian Pass, WindMark Beach and St. Joe Beach. Port St. Joe rests along St. Joseph Bay and Wewahitchka is our inland community with some of the world's best bass fishing.

We're just off the beaten path and we think that's the best part, but don't take our word for it. Dr. Stephen Leatherman, more commonly known as "Dr. Beach," ranked our tall dunes and clear waters of St. Joseph Peninsula State Park as America's #1-Beach, in 2002. Today, visitors come for bay scalloping, affordable beachfront rental homes, historic inns, charming shops & pet-friendly beaches.

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