Is Seaside and Rosemary Beach the same?


Is Seaside and Rosemary Beach the same? Rosemary Beach is younger than Seaside, its New Urbanist cousin, but feels like it has an older soul. Think of it as the beach destination your more refined sister-in-law would choose.


How walkable is Rosemary Beach?

Rosemary Beach was designed to be walkable. Created by the same firm that designed neighboring Seaside, the town deemphasizes driving in favor of pathways built for strolling. Rosemary Beach's pedestrian-friendly boardwalks lead to a collection of sophisticated eateries and boutiques in the town's center.


Why is Rosemary Beach so popular?

Mild year-round temperatures, yet still a change of season; spectacular beaches free from crowds; the natural beauty of a beach-side destination located on a designated scenic road; aesthetically-pleasing architecture and award-winning, expertly-designed layout; convenient and quaint Town Center, amenities such as ...


What is the prettiest beach on 30A?

Across from Oyster Lake, and bordered by beach homes both vintage and modern, Dune Allen is definitely one of the most beautiful beaches on 30A in Florida. Dune Allen Stretches down to Gulf Place on the east end, an entertainment complex with pubs, dining, shopping, and events.


What town is Rosemary Beach close to?

Rosemary Beach® is a neo-traditional community located on northwest Florida's gulf coast, between Panama City and Destin, at the eastern end of Scenic Route 30A.


Is Rosemary Beach too crowded?

The beach was so crowded that you literally had maybe one foot between you and the stranger next door. Everyone is very nice and cordial, just know you will have zero space. The umbrella rentals are pretty steep, so be prepared. It's a lovely beach but it's way past capacity for spring break.


What is the famous house in Seaside?

Now home to the Seaside Golf Course, this venerated property was once the location of a luxurious Italian Villa style hotel built by the renowned railroad tycoon, Ben Holladay. The villa was built in 1871 to attract and entertain the booming inland elite.