Take a look inside this Gulf Breeze, Florida log cabin with 3 bedrooms, and 3 full bathrooms. The home has 2,762 square feet of space. This picturesque 2 story log home, that is nestled amongst live oaks, magnolias, and azaleas, right on East Bay and only a 20-minute boat ride to the mouth of the Gulf of Mexico, affords a lifestyle reminiscent of the beauty and Serenity enjoyed by America’s first European Settlers when they arrived at Florida’s Panhandle Emerald Gulf Coast. This paradise-found location is only a minute away from Gulf Breeze Parkway (Highway 98) and its plethora of shopping and dining locations. Crystal Home Decor The log home has a bonus room, office/study, and so much more. The log cabin has a boat house with a lift that is ready to receive your powered watercraft after exploring the waters and sights of coastal Florida. This is Florida living at its finest.
Along with Pensacola to the south, Gulf Breeze is a city located on the Fairpoint Peninsula in west Florida’s Santa Rosa County. The city’s location gives visitors access to not only the Gulf of Mexico but to Escambia and Pensacola Bays as well, making it a great spot for anglers, boaters, and all-around outdoor enthusiasts. Gulf Breeze’s proximity to neighboring Alabama makes day trips to Mobile a popular activity too, and the area is home to one of the South’s most popular national parks. The following are some of the things to do in and around Gulf Breeze, Florida.
Fort Pickens. Fort Pickens National Park is one of the Gulf Islands National Seashore’s most popular attractions and is open daily. Fort Pickens is a favorite destination for campers because of its natural beauty and abundant activity options including fishing, kayaking, and biking, it can draw crowds during peak times. For much of the year, it’s a good idea to reserve your camping spot before arriving, but if you’ll be staying from November through February, campsites are given on a first-come, first-served basis. The park includes a camper’s convenience store, and guided, staff-led tours are offered to both Fort Pickens and Fort Barrancas.
Gulf Breeze Guide Service. Anglers from all over the country come to Florida to fish in its warm coastal waters. For those unfamiliar with the territory, hiring a local guide increases the likelihood of making a memorable catch. Though Gulf Breeze Guide Service specializes in fly fishing excursions, they also offer light tackle options with redfish, sea trout, bonefish, and pompano among the favorite catches. Gulf Breeze’s fishing guides have decades of experience, and tour options include the Gulf of Mexico as well as the area’s abundant rivers and bays that are home to a huge variety of gamefish.
Pensacola Beach Gulf Pier. The Pensacola Beach Gulf Pier reaches nearly 1,500 feet out into the Gulf of Mexico, making it the largest of its kind on the state’s western coast. Surf fishers flock to the pier year-round to tangle with the Gulf’s abundant game fish including bluefish, mackerel, cobia, and flounder.
