Gulf Island National Seashore, FL

Gulf Islands National Seashore

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Gulf Island National Seashore is a stunning park located in Pensacola Beach, Florida. This institution offers visitors the opportunity to explore a diverse …

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Jan 4, 2025
This 12-unit National Park protects barrier Islands along the Gulf Coast of Florida and Mississippi. Gulf Islands National Seashore offers historical exploration, recreational options and some of th… Full review by 2TravelersMn
Aug 1, 2024
You will find sparkling blue waters and beautiful beaches along 150-mile stretch of pristine seashore. Whether you’re swimming, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the breathtaking scenery, Gulf Island… Full review by BackPacker824890
Jun 23, 2024
We drove through the Santa Rosa Area of the Gulf Islands National Seashore. The weather was not really a beach day but it was nice to get to see the pristine beaches of national park. When you ente… Full review by jwdonten
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Are there any Ranger programs happening since COVID started? We are coming in July and it looks like there is …
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Are there any Ranger programs happening since COVID started? We are coming in July and it looks like there is nothing on the calendar. I can’t get a hold of anyone on the phone and they aren’t responding to my phone message.
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They were closed when we got there a few weeks ago with no ranger programs available. We were able to tour the park on our own but the only ranger we saw was the one letting …
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They were closed when we got there a few weeks ago with no ranger programs available. We were able to tour the park on our own but the only ranger we saw was the one letting people into the park itself at the gate.
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Answer by Gwen W · Jun 17, 2021
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I would like to have a small informal wedding among the dunes & sea grass. Is this allowed?
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Probably not on the dunes and Seagrass. I think the beach would be a much better choice You would probably need to contact the gulf National Parks and Seashore in that area.
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Visitors to the seashore can participate in hiking, fishing and swimming activities
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For a full list of park hours, visit the website
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Petit bois, horn, east ship, west ship, and cat islands are accessible only by boat
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Visitors can visit historic fort pickens, fort barrancas, and the advanced redoubt and see coastal defense batteries
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Pack sunscreen, water, a little cash, and enjoy
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Fishing regulations/licenses may apply
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A dip in the water comes highly recommended
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There aren't places to buy drinks or food, so you'll need to pack your own supplies
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The park fee for Gulf Islands National Seashore is $7 per person and is valid for one to seven days
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All Florida areas are accessible by automobile
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The Davis Bayou Area is the only part of the Mississippi part of the National Seashore that is accessible by cars
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Green flags signal all is clear, yellow flags indicate currents and medium surf, while red flags indicate high currents
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The national seashore is not contiguous, but you'll find portions all along the coast
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With its maritime forests, hidden bayous and marine habitats, Gulf Islands National Seashore is the perfect spot to become one with nature
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Mammals are best spotted in the morning and evenings
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Dolphins can often be seen from the shores as they glide through the water
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Offers sparkling blue water and many beautiful beaches
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Once you reach the national seashore, you'll need to pay $25 per vehicle or $15 per person arriving on foot or bicycle
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Those who want to snorkel in the waters will want to explore the 1906 tugboat wreckage
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