Unique in all the world, the white, sugar-fine sands and emerald green water of the Emerald Coast have won the hearts and loyalty of vacationers for many years. What makes the Emerald Coast so special? In addition to the velvet sand and gentle waves, fun abounds. Try fishing, snorkeling, or sailing. For land-lovers, there's golf, amusement parks, water parks, night life, nature hiking, bicycling, an antique trail and every other kind of shopping imaginable plus some of the best dining in Florida. We're certain that once you experience the Emerald Coast (and the hospitality of Emerald Sun Properties), you'll want to return as often as you can. We look forward to getting to serve you.

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Seaside, Florida

The acclaimed village of Seaside, Florida is situated along a half mile strip of gorgeous beach. Seaside was the site for the filming of the movie "The Truman Story."

Architecturally charming, the homes of Seaside, Florida, were designed by renowned architects, with forms inspired by the early Florida coastal cottages and historic homes in Charleston and Savannah. Designed for walking or biking, the town is characterized by endless white picket fences, brick promenades and "secret," sandy shortcuts.

If sunning on the beach, swimming in the sparkling, emerald Gulf, and long, fascinating walks aren't enough to keep you busy, there's plenty more to do in Seaside,Florida...tennis courts, three pools, the artists' colony, shopping, croquet, excellent dining, plus several annual festivals.

Rosemary Beach

Rosemary Beach has taken a prominent position among other esteemed gulf-front towns and is a permanent fixture in its coastal surroundings. The Caribbean architecture complements the beach-side setting and ensures the towns individuality. The architecture and surrounding natural vegetatation are the principal elements on which the town was founded. The beach-side environment, architectural style, and classic small town atmosphere make Rosemary Beach one of the most highly sought after vacation destinations on the Emerald Coast.

Seagrove Beach, Florida

East Seagrove Beach map

West Seagrove Beach map

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Seagrove Beach, named after some of the area's first residents– majestic groves of oak trees–Seagrove Beach epitomizes what the Emerald Coast is all about–natural beauty, sparkling, white sand and the Gulf's temperate water.

Primarily residential, Seagrove Beach is the site of all types of summer and year-round homes, ranging from rustic to palatial. Vacationers seeking privacy and simplicity are drawn to Seagrove Beach, for they know if they should feel the urge for more excitement, it's just a walk or short drive away.

Grayton Beach

Consistently rated as one of the top beaches in the United States, Grayton Beach offers miles of beaches where with one look you know why our area is named the Emerald Coast.

Walking trails for hikers interested in the native flora of northwest Florida, and biking trails for those who move a little faster weave along the coast.

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Dune Allen Beach

Find your place to relax on Dune Allen Beach and enjoy the natural beauty of the sugar-fine white sand and aquamarine waters of the Emerald Coast. Dune Allen Beach is located on the west end of Scenic 30-A.