get a bikini wax first.
oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits". I can't be the only one who thought that LOL
When I was in college I wasn't ready to commit so I hung out with a bunch of chicks and did stuff but because I said we were just friends I guess this counts.
When I was in college I wasn't ready to commit so I hung out with a bunch of chicks and did stuff but because I said we were just friends I guess this counts. someone forgot to read :-)
Not the FWB I was expecting Anyway, Fort Walton is a nice area. I can't really tell you if it is any good without knowing what you are looking for though. Totally different than here in Miami - which can be a party beach (in south beach) or a relaxing beach more north and up into the Palms. FWB, Bahia Honda State Park, Pensacola, Treasure Island, Siesta Beach, Delray Beach are some favorites of mine. Are you looking for camping or anything in particular? I surf all around FL - mostly east coast but grew up and sailed a lot in the gulf of Mexico too. Edit: Worst places, Daytona Beach, and Panama City Beach - but some like them I just aint feelin them. Even for party type fun I dislike them.
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle. whatever you choose, have fun!
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle. whatever you choose, have fun! How slow are you driving that it's 12 hours from the FL border to Naples?? I can get to Key West from Tallahassee in 10 hours and the border is less than an hour from here. Tampa is four hours away.
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle. whatever you choose, have fun! How slow are you driving that it's 12 hours from the FL border to Naples?? I can get to Key West from Tallahassee in 10 hours and the border is less than an hour from here. Tampa is four hours away. uh. you apparently possess warp capacity speeds 'eh? took me minimally 10 hours after crossing the FL border driving from Baton Rouge, LA to Naples, FL. To make it to Key West is 4 additional hours after you hit Naples. lol. I've been doing the drive from Naples to Key West for going on 15 years now.
oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits". I can't be the only one who thought that LOL Nope, thought so too. Was less interested when I realized it was about a beach.
I'm talking from the border of FL/AL coming from Baton Rouge, getting to Naples. google maps tells me 9 hours from Pensacola to Naples, and tells me 4 hours and 57 minutes from Naples (and southeast Naples, not North Naples either) to Key West (which I already noted above from 15 years personal experience). as far as taking the turnpike from the keys to tally - when you're on the west coast of FL (naples) that is uber out of the way. ETA: meant to quote response from person right above ^^^