The Forgotten Coast of Florida derives its name from the miles and miles of uncrowded, unpopulated, beautiful beaches. What makes this area unique is the fact that it is so undeveloped and natural! There are very few shorelines in Florida that are free of traffic, thousands of people, malls, and chain restaurants. The Forgotten Coast offers a slower paced lifestyle, one that enables you to enjoy beautiful sunsets and feel the powder white sand between your toes.

Many of the current residents were born here, but we've welcomed the recent surge of newcomers to the area. Our small but growing community strives to preserve the unique aspects that drew everyone here in the first place; you will not find any high rise buildings, parking garages, or traffic jams here. Most of the local businesses are family owned and operated and offer some of the best food, artwork, jewelery, and live music you can find! Some favorite pastimes of the individuals who live or vacation here include fresh/salt water fishing, kayaking, deep sea fishing, jet skiing, tanning, shopping, horse back riding, crabbing, scalloping, beach strolling, attending bonfires, and boating just to name a few.

Due to the current economic recession the Real Estate market is a buyers market! Now is the time to look into buying Real Estate, there are many Bank Owned properties and other properties that have been reduced to unbelievable prices.

Remember... you can search the MLS site for properties within the different areas of the Forgotten Coast; Mexico Beach, Cape San Blas, St. Joe Beach, Indian Pass, WindMark Beach, Apalachicola, St. George Island. Feel free to search the listings at your own pace and leisure. I look forward to helping you, and am here to assist you with any questions or provide any additional information that you may need about a specific property.

**Exciting news in the area! This is the time of year that the sea turtle eggs hatch, check out this video to see some baby logger heads make their way into the gulf for the first time: Logger Head Sea Turtles.