TOP 30 Marine life conservation in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida

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Welcome to Sum Beaches Paradise, a real estate and travel agency located at 8590 Carlos Street in Navarre, Florida. We offer affordable and pet-friendly vacation rentals in the heart of Navarre, just a short distance from the beautiful white sandy beaches of Navarre Beach. Our 3-bedroom, 2-bath cottages are perfect for families, corporate travelers, and military personnel looking for temporary housing. Enjoy grilling out with friends and family, playing games like cornhole, and relaxing by the fire pit after a day at the beach. Boaters are welcome, with the Navarre Beach Boat Ramp just a mile and a half away. Whether you're looking to reserve one cottage or multiple for a group vacation or family reunion, we have you covered.

Dive30A is a school and travel agency located at 1505 County Road 283 South in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. Come explore South Walton's ORIGINAL Snorkel Reef, just a short paddle out from Grayton Beach State Park! Dive into the vibrant marine life of the Inlet Beach Grouper Reef or discover the Grayton Turtle Reef, teeming with colorful reef fish, sea turtles, and more. Our knowledgeable tour guides are passionate about South Walton's reefs and offer a variety of tours for snorkeling and SCUBA diving. We provide all necessary equipment and prioritize safety, ensuring a memorable experience for all guests. Remember to follow our motto: "Take Nothing But Pictures, Leave Nothing But Bubbles." Book your tour with Dive30A today and immerse yourself in the beauty of our marine environment!

Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is a stunning natural oasis located at 7525 West County Highway 30A in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. The park is named for its majestic dunes that resemble the sails of a ship, overlooking the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. These white quartz dunes create a unique coastal ecosystem with freshwater dune lakes that are home to a variety of aquatic wildlife. Visitors to Topsail Hill can explore old-growth pine forests, sandy scrubland, dunes, and wetlands, where they may encounter some of the 13 imperiled species that call this park home. Keep an eye out for the rare Choctawhatchee beach mouse and other fascinating creatures like pitcher plants.