Overview
Apalachicola is a historic port town on Florida's Forgotten Coast, offering miles of uncrowded beaches, excellent fishing, and the finest oysters in the state. With over 900 historic homes and buildings in its National Register District, it was named one of America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations in 2008.
Architecture · Beach · Budget Travel · History · Nature
Before you go
Connectivity
Free Wi-Fi is available at the public library and most lodgings.
Culture
Over 900 historic buildings line the streets; a walking tour map is available at the Visitors Center (122 Commerce Street).
Food
The town is renowned for its Apalachicola Bay oysters, served at numerous local restaurants.
Transport
Apalachicola is small and walkable. Driving via US 98/US 319 is the main way to arrive.