Welcome to Seacrest
A premier community located along the Gulf’s sand and surf
Seacrest is situated around the beach communities of WaterSound, Alys, and Rosemary Beach. It is about 15 miles from Panama City Beach. As you enter Seacrest, you will see brick-paved roads with palm trees lining the way, several upscale developments, and luxury single-family homes and condominiums.
Seacrest is home to several highly-desirable residential communities. Seacrest Beach is an exclusive, planned community within Seacrest, nestled between the Alys and Rosemary beaches. An oversized, white wooden lifeguard chair marks the entrance to this development. It is home to the upscale High Point Resort, which features a large swimming pool, private beach access, and a semi-secret, hidden beach restaurant where only members of High Point can dine. Seacrest Beach’s well-kept sidewalks make walking or cycling around town easy. Another sought-after locale within Seacrest is Kaiya Beach Resort, a new boutique community offering a serene, luxe quality of life. Its stylish architecture blends seamlessly with its surrounding nature and stunning views and only adds to the resort’s philosophy that harmony, nature, and luxury coexist together. Homes in Kaiya showcase indoor-outdoor living and large open spaces. An infinity pool at Kaiya Beach House overlooks the tranquil waters of the Gulf, and private beach access leads residents to the white sands below. The Villas at Seacrest Beach’s high-end development is most known for its gigantic pool, the largest in 30A! This magnificent 12,000-square-foot structure called the Lagoon is surrounded by palm trees and has sleek, cascading waterfall features. Meanwhile, The Village of South Walton Beach is where many high-end condominiums are located in Seacrest, as well as shops, restaurants, mom-and-pop boutiques, a bicycle rental station, and a children’s splash pad.
Camp Creek Lake runs alongside adjacent Seacrest Beach and is one of 15 freshwater coastal dune lakes that meanders along Florida’s coastline and empties into the Gulf of Mexico. The lake is accessible through the Deer Lake State Park, offering residents countless adventures in nature, from swimming and fishing to kayaking and paddleboarding.
What to Love
- An exclusive community teeming with sought-after residential areas
- The private and luxurious feel
- A resort-style lifestyle
Local Lifestyle
Life in Seacrest is comfortable and casual with a classic feel. Residents walk and bike around Seacrest but use a car to venture to other communities. There is a beach trolley in Seacrest with stops that take residents to most of 30A’s neighborhoods. A tram service also serves the area from March to October and has popular stops at Seacrest Lagoon and Seacrest Beach, located just across the street from Seacrest.
Locals enjoy being active and spend time soaking up their community’s plethora of outdoor oases, where they enjoy picnics, hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, sunbathing, and more. Residents gather together in places like the grassy areas by the Seacrest Lagoon’s pool for concerts and other outdoor events. Nearby, Rosemary Beach and Alys Beach feature live music, markets, and festivities that Seacrest residents also attend.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
There is plenty of mouthwatering fare along 30A.
Cafe Thirty-A’s flavorsome cuisine pairs well with its laid-back coastal vibe and is great for social gatherings or relaxed date nights. Just a few moments down the road from Cafe Thirty-A is
Surfing Deer, a lively fine dining spot widely known for its excellent seafood dishes.
Old Florida Fish House boasts a fun, nostalgic “old Florida” atmosphere with indoor and outdoor dining, live music, and the best seafood around. The whole family, including the dog, is welcome at
The Big Chill 30A. Watch a game outside on the enormous big-screen television, or listen to live music while you enjoy tasty food.
Things to Do
There are many outdoor activities in and around Seacrest.
Deer Lake State Park’s 2,000 acres of protected beach and wetlands include miles of pristine shoreline, hiking trails, and more.
Camp Creek Lake is tucked off the private shoreline of Seacrest Beach, providing visitors with saltwater and freshwater adventures.
Seacrest Beach has deeded access, so residents can enter the beach from a set of stairs that lead from the neighborhood onto the shore. Relax, sunbathe, or simply soak up the sunshine here — whatever you do, you’ll do it with style in Seacrest.
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