Gulf County, Florida, located within the heart of the panhandle, is a beautiful place to visit for anyone who enjoys privacy, seclusion, and tons of natural beauty. As the only panhandle county with a westward-facing sunset, this isn’t the only reason to visit Gulf County. Encompassing over 559-square miles, this county has no bright lights or big cities, which is why it’s the perfect place for a getaway.

Gulf County, Florida is a stretch of the panhandle that features pockets of nature and complete unfettered beauty.
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With 43 miles of natural shoreline, this is a hidden gem county in Florida with no high-rises or busy highways - and there never will be.
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The pace in Gulf County is a little bit slower, which is why so many people are drawn to it every year.
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With towns like Port St. Joe, Indian Pass, and Cape San Blas, guests will be able to enjoy the charm of small-town living with true Florida natural beauty.
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There are also natural attractions throughout, too, worth stopping by to explore. These include the Dead Lakes Recreation Area and St. Joe Beach.
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Anyone who wants to enjoy the simpler things in life while also tackling some of the best Florida outdoors has to offer should take a visit to this county. It’s not just incredible scenery that’s the draw here.
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Take a shopping break in historic downtown Port St. Joe or rent a boat and hit the open water, from the turquoise shoreline to the endless horizon.
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With no big cities and no high-rises, and pure westward-facing sunsets, come enjoy a vacation getaway to the beautiful Gulf County, Florida.
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Click here to find out where Gulf County, Florida is.
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