Attractions

Pioneering early history, heritage and culture on display,1870 Log Cabin, 2000 artifacts on display, Post Office built in the 1800's. Open Mon-Fri 10am-3pm.
1307B Georgia Ave
(850) 537-5714
http://www.bakerblockmuseum.org


Oversized water park offers more than 40 exciting water attractions. Includes three tropical mini golf courses, two wild and fast go-kart tracks and three high-thrill rides.
1007 Highway 98 E
850-837-8319
http://www.bigkahunas.com


Experience the feeling of swimming in the Gulf of Mexico with award winning examples of fish caught in Destin displayed on a 100 feet of wall space depicting the Gulf floor. View a large collection of antique fishing rods and reels, the most unique is constructed of split bamboo with an original Penn Reel, that belonged to Earnest Hemmingway.
108 Stahlman Avenue
(850) 837-6611
http://www.destinhistoryandfishingmuseum.org/


Located upstairs in Sunsations next to Fudpuckers Laser Tag Fun Center
20011 Emerald Coast Parkway
(850) 650-6748
http://www.destinlasertag.com/


A 9000 square-foot skate park, National Bicycle League sanctioned BMX racing track and free style dirt jump park. Helmets and waivers required.
126 Jet Dr NW
(850) 796-2326
http://www.ecdandv.com


A child’s fantasy museum of science, it stimulates the imagination with exhibits such as a reflecting Castle of Mirrors, "adult-sized" bubble makers, a literally hair-raising Vandergraph generator, an electrifying Illuma Storm and more.
139 Brooks St
(850) 664-1261
http://www.ecscience.org


Choose from over 100 pieces of pottery and create your own souvenir, next day pick up or shipping available.
201 B Miracle Strip Parkway SE
Phone 850-302-0202


202 Racetrack Road
(850) 863-1223
http://www.fortwaltonskate.com


Gator Beach is the regions’ only alligator attraction. Gator Beach is a unique environment where you can view live alligators for Free. There is no admission to Gator Beach and your family can participate in a Free alligator show. Gator Beach features over 100 Live Alligators and is the only place you can actually feed alligators in a safe environment from 11am – 5pm daily. Stroll through our Florida wildlife exhibit area and don’t forget to have your photo taken holding a live alligator. The Gator Show times runs everyday from noon – 4pm.
20001 Emerald Coast Parkway
(850) 837-4781
http://www.gatorbeach.com


401 North Eglin Parkway
(850) 862-4922


Flint spear points, a black iron wash pot, crosscut saws, turpentine collection cups, a porcelain pitcher, lumber mill tokens, and old school desks portray the history of Okaloosa and Walton Counties. These artifacts, and hundreds more spanning the years from 8,800 B.C. to the present, illustrate past ways of life for you and your family to enjoy. Stone tools and weapons chipped by Paleo-Archaic hunters (our first residents) are on display. Pottery shards from the Woodland Period show you the ingenuity of pottery construction and decoration.
115 Westview Ave
(850) 678-2615
http://www.heritage-museum.org


Together these three museums form a Cultural Center which represents the history of Fort Walton Beach area Indian Temple Mound, The 6,000-piece exhibit, showcasing America’s largest collection of Southeastern Indian ceramic artifacts, journeys through 10,000 years of four prehistoric tribes. The largest Indian mound discovered along saltwater (1400 A.D.) stands guard beside the museum. Camp Walton Schoolhouse & Garnier Post Office Museum.
139 SE Miracle Strip Parkway
(850) 833-9595
http://www.fwb.org/content.php?page=55


The fishing pier goes a quarter mile into the Gulf. This is the perfect spot for both serious and first-time anglers. Bait, tackle and rentals available.
1030 Miracle Strip Pkwy
(850) 244-1023
http://www.okaloosaislandpier.com


108 Stahlman Ave
850-837-8572


Helicopter tours: • Intro 5 Miles • Harbor run 10 Miles • Shark run 20 Miles • Seaside Flight 40 Miles Daily 10 am - Sunset
1001 Airport Rd
(850) 481-6978
http://www.panhandlehelicopter.com/


Open Wednesday thru Sunday, the park provides an educational and enjoyable visit with exotic animals from many parts of the world. More than 125 animals representing 35 species. Many of the animals can be pet and hand-fed.
5262 Deer Springs Drive
(850) 682-3949
http://www.sasquatchzoo.com


America’s second oldest marine park (1955), it hosts Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, California sea lions, Peruvian penguins, Ridley turtles and more in 14 fascinating Gulf-edged exhibits. Dolphin stars Princess and Delilah delight with feats from comedic soccer games to 18-foot (540cm) leaps toward the clouds.
1010 Miracle Strip Parkway SE
(850) 243-9046
http://www.gulfarium.com


The Track in Destin is your family headquarters for fun! Our action-packed recreation center features everything from the ultimate in go-cart tracks, like our Wild Woody three-tiered go-kart/roller coaster hybrid, to big fun for little tykes at Kids Country. Challenge your friends to miniature golf, Bumper Boats, or test your courage at our bungee jumping tower. See our website for 10% OFF and FREE shipping on tickets!
1125 Highway 98 E
(850) 654-4668
http://www.destintrack.com


Riddled with bombs, the only U.S. museum dedicated to the display of Air Force armament is "protected" by 25 reconnaissance, fighter and bomber planes such as the B-17 Flying Fortress and SR-71 Blackbird Spy Plane. Four wars -- WWII, Korean, Vietnam and Persian Gulf -- are spanned through a fighter cockpit simulator, thousands of weapons, war films, photography exhibits and more. Open 9:30 - 4:30 Mon. - Sat. Closed Sundays and Federal Holidays
100 Museum Drive
(850) 882-4062
http://www.afarmamentmuseum.com/


Offers three different Zip Adventures: Forest Flight, Soaring Stream, The Ultimate Zip Adventures. (2 person minimum)
Off Highway 87, 8974 Tomahawk Landing Road
(850) 623-6197 (800) 239-6864
http://www.floridaziplineadventures.com