Forgotten Coast Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
region in Florida
About Forgotten Coast
This is the part of the Gulf of Mexico's coast just south of Tallahassee, on the eastern end of the Florida Panhandle. Consequently it's a mixture of Florida's typical coastline "style" of long, skinny beach islands across a waterway from the coast, and coastal swamp. The former has far more tourist appeal, and as a result the tourist's focus is in the western part of this region with towns such asPort St. JoeandSt George. For a coastal region, the population in this region is small, with only a few thousand spread in a few towns, quite unlike the not-so-distantTallahassee, the state capital a few miles to the north of Crawfordville. The vast majority of the land area is rural, despite the tourist appeal, with even the intracoastal and beach areas sparsely populated by Floridian standards.
Top Attractions in Forgotten Coast
Explore the best things to see and do in Forgotten Coast:
- ★Big Bend Scenic Highway
Forgotten Coast Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 10 sections including: