Monday, August 1, 2011

What to Do in Panama City Beach FL

What kinds of things can you do in Panama City Beach, Florida? Besides spending time soaking up warm sun rays, (wearing sunscreen of course), swimming at the beach, walking along the Gulf of Mexico and tanning, there are many different things a visitor or resident can do. Spending time in the FL Panhandle is time well spent, no matter what time of year it may be. Read on to learn more about some variety in your daily routine.

Let's see, if I were in Panama City Beach today, what might my options for fun be for the day. First, you may want to enjoy the Gulf waters and go fishing. There are many options for fishing in Panama City Beach. You may also consider renting a boat for the day and cruise around Grand Lagoon, St. Andrews Bay and the Gulf Islands. Or, maybe you might want to jump on a party fishing boat or charter a fishing guide. Fishermen, even those on vacation, can catch many different fish species such as red snapper, grouper, cobia, trout, redfish, king mackerel, amberjack and more. This FL beach town has excellent fishing resources available.

Captain Anderson's Marina: You can enjoy deep sea fishing excursions, charter boats, Shell Island and Dolphin Tours or the Lady Anderson dining yacht. They are located at 5550 North Lagoon Dr., 850-234-3435.

Other activities for the whole family include:
Gulf World Marine Park : See a wide variety of marine animals.

Treasure Ship: It is a scale model replica of a 17th century galleon ship and maintains 3 different restaurants and activities.

Pier Park: It is a large outdoor mall with many shops.

Feeling hungry? Then you may want to experience the Boatyard Restaurant, which is one of the most popular places to see and enjoy during your stay. It is located on the historic Grand Lagoon behing Capt. Anderson's. Boat slips are available. The address is at 5323 N. Lagoon Dr.

Add these additional resources on things to do in Panama City Beach.
Accommodations in Panama City Beach, FL.
Visitors Convention Bureau

Video: Shell Island

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