Lodging Partners Launch Holiday Specials
Come for a holiday weekend getaway at a bed and breakfast or enjoy the beach at fall values. Check out our lodging specials page often. New specials are posted weekly.
APALACHICOLA
Stay at the Best Western Apalachicola Inn
November 15, 2013 thruJanuary 15 for one night and get an additional 10% off the second night, a total of up to 20% off.
The Coombs House Inn is offering a 20% discount on all midweek booked rooms through the end of the year.
ST GEORGE ISLAND
Book a 2-Week Stay now at the St. George Inn for any time from December 1 through December 22 for only $300.00 plus tax!
Enjoy Fall Savings atCollins Vacation Rentals. Save up to 20% on select properties - a savings of up to $800 on select homes.
CARRABELLE AREA
Hilton Vacation Propertiesis offering a 10% discount for any 7 night stay throughOctober 31st at two of their Gulf view and Carrabelle Riverfront vacation rentals.
The St. James Bay Golf Villas is offering a Stay & Play package which includes accommodations at the Residences Condominiums, plus unlimited rounds of golf on the 18-hole championship course.
The Old Carrabelle Hotelis featuring a cool Fall special: stay three nights and get the fourth night free.
Sand Castle at Carrabelle Beach is offering $900.00 per week thru December, excluding holidays, or $2200/month.
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Gumbo Cookoff Nov. 9
The St. James/Lanark Volunteer Fire Department will host a Gumbo Cookoff on Nov. 9 at the Lanark Village Boat Club & Marina just east of Carrabelle on US Hwy 98. The event runs from 10-4 pm and will also feature live music and auction items.That same day, theCarrabelle Seniors Center will host a Fall Festival complete with local art, crafts, food and even an old fashioned cakewalk.
Christmas Celebration Kicks off Nov. 29-30
Be in Apalachicola the day after Thanksgiving to enjoy the kickoff to Apalachicola's annual Christmas Celebration. On Friday, Nov. 29, from 4-8 p.m. the streets of downtown Apalachicola will be lined with luminaries and filled with holiday spirit. Santa arrives on a shrimp boat, merchants will be open late and carolers will fill the evening with the Christmas spirit. Visit the Historic Raney House and Orman House as each hosts an open house decorated in holiday finery. Click here for more.
St. George Lighthouse Full Moon Climb
Painting Workshop
in Apalach Nov. 12-15
Sculpture Exhibit Continues
The sculpture exhibit “When Women are Birds – Voices in Sculpture” continues at Apalachicola's Center for History, Culture and Art throughDecember 14. The event, which opened October 12 features work by Johan Hagaman, Roelna Louw Bashew, Lynn Felton, Charlotte Tate, Alicia Miller, Cheryl Young and Martha Dupont. Click here for exhibit details.
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Florida Seafood Festival Nov. 1-2
The 50th Annual Florida Seafood Festival kicks off in Apalachicola November 1-2. This year's headline entertainer is recording artist Kellie Pickler.
Oyster Roast Nov. 1
Dine under the stars in the heart of historic Apalachicola at the 9th annual Apalachicola Oyster Roast on November 1st 6-9 pm. For more info, click here.
Seafood Rules
World-famous Apalachicola Bay oysters enjoy a spotlight in Franklin County, but they are just one of many seafood species to thrive here thanks to a pristine habitat. The bay system serves as a critical nursery area for the majority of both commercial and recreational species harvested from Gulf waters including shrimp, crab and finfish. Click here to learn more.
Go Fish!
Fall fishing promises to be bountiful this month. Fishermen load up their boats or hire guides and hit the water in search of a coastal harvest. Click here to learn more.
Any Number Can DieNov. 15-17The Panhandle Players will perform Any Number Can Die in Apalachicola at the historic Dixie Theatre Nov. 15-17. Four ingenious murders take place in an island mansion as a pair of elderly detetives set to work on their first case. The ever popular storm, the unexpected guests, the cryptic poem and the missing fortune all add to the intricate and inventive mystery.Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum will host a silent auction and golf tournament on Nov. 8-9 to benefit the Camp Gordon Johnston WWII Museum.
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