It doesn’t get any better than a family vacation in Florida!
Is your Dad just THE best?! New Country 101-FIVE wants to hear all about him! For a chance to win, tell us about your Dad and why he deserves to win a vacation to Florida’s Forgotten Coast!
The vacation package includes:
- Three (3) consecutive night stay in a 2-bedroom condo at Water Street Hotel & Marina
- Apalachicola Bay fishing charter for four (4) people with a local experienced guide
- Airboat adventure for four (4) people with Apalachicola Airboat Excursions
- Dinner for four (4) people at Owl Café
- Tour of the St. George Island Lighthouse for four (4) people
- Forgotten Coast gift bag provided by Franklin County TDC
- Round-trip coach class airline tickets for one (1) winner and up to three (3) guests to Tallahassee International Airport
- A full-size rental vehicle for four (4) consecutive days
Florida’s Forgotten Coast
Franklin County Florida, also known as the Forgotten Coast, is nestled in the panhandle of the Sunshine State. This beautiful region has been dubbed the Forgotten Coast because it’s the last remaining stretch of unspoiled, pristine Gulf Coast beaches that haven’t been overrun by high rises and strip malls. Whether you’re seeking a family-friendly vacation, a romantic getaway, an exhilarating fishing trip or a peaceful nest for snowbird season, there’s something for everyone in Florida’s Forgotten Coast!
Visit the quaint coastal city of Apalachicola to take in an array of landmarks, shop unique boutiques and art galleries and learn about the town’s rich maritime history. In the authentic fishing community of Eastpoint, savor fresh Apalachicola Bay seafood in local waterfront restaurants and watch fishing boats unload their catch. Swing by Carrabelle to play golf on a championship course, charter a thrilling fishing trip or visit an eye-opening museum. For a relaxing beach vacation, look no further than St. George Island. Home to Florida’s most pristine, serene beaches, this beautiful barrier island offers tons of fun activities-from swimming, fishing and paddling in the clear gulf waters to shelling, castle-building and relaxing on the sugar white sand. If you want to connect with nature, head to the rural beach community of Alligator Point for bird watching, hiking, fishing and seclusion.
