It has been years since either of us have visited there, so any recommendations would be appreciated from my readers who frequent 30A.
We are looking forward to some R & R, sipping cocktails, and eating seafood.
Watercolor, y'all!
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Looking forward to... {Watercolor}
J and I are headed to the Watercolor Inn & Resort soon on 30A, and we cannot wait.
It has been years since either of us have visited there, so any recommendations would be appreciated from my readers who frequent 30A.
We are looking forward to some R & R, sipping cocktails, and eating seafood.
It has been years since either of us have visited there, so any recommendations would be appreciated from my readers who frequent 30A.
We are looking forward to some R & R, sipping cocktails, and eating seafood.
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It looks gorgeous! I'm going to the mountains for a couple of days soon.
ReplyDeleteGood evening, Ron! We have never been to Watercolor, but our good friends from Lafayette go every year and love it. Here is a link to dining and drinking on 30A. Have a great evening! Cheers! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHave a great time and have a cocktail for me.. Enjoy your time there, you deserve a good vacation after school is out.
ReplyDeleteMary
Oops! I forgot to put the link in my previous post! http://www.watercolorflorida.com/
ReplyDeleteHave fun- I don't know what 30A is but I know you'll make it a fun time!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this looks like an amazing place.
ReplyDeleteCafé Thirty-A
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHave fun Ron. Safe travels. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteKris
We were there for Speing Break and had a delicious fish special at the Santa Rosa Beach Club. Fabulous view for drinks, too!
ReplyDeleteIt's been several years since we've been there, but I cannot wait to hear all about it! Love that area!
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ReplyDeleteSit back: Do not miss Café Thirty A, a must. In Seaside, head over to Great Southern Café for the best shrimp and grits. In Seagrove at the Pop Stop, or at the Modica Market in Seaside, get an artisan watermelon popsicle. Have a nice relaxed lunch at the Seagrove Village Market. Sinky's Fish Camp has good seafood and is a funky place. Red Bar usually has good music. Sip great wine at happy hour at the Wine Bar in Watercolor. Bicycle over to Alys Beach's donut truck and sip some Amavida coffee from either Rosemary Beach or Seaside. While in Rosemary Beach, check out the new Blue Dog and all the new sculptures. Shopping is an entire post all to itself, but I'm sure you will do well on your own. Two things you may like: the bookstore in Rosemary Beach has a large selection of local beach/coastal books; and the Wendy Mignot store in Seaside, gorgeous pearls and leather. Enjoy!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I forgot Perfect Pig! Breakfast, brunch or dinner.....the parmasean crusted fish....fabulous!!!
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