Seacrest, Florida
Seacrest and Seacrest Beach are communities located along County Road 30A in the Florida Panhandle. They are located at the eastern end of scenic highway 30A. Following the development of adjacent Alys Beach, the Seacrest Beach community is split into two geographic areas. The eastern side of Seacrest Beach borders Rosemary Beach and the western side borders WaterSound Beach. Recreational opportunities at the beach community include fishing, kayaking, swimming, golfing, and beachgoing. The nearby coastal dune lake, Camp Creek, offers hiking and bird watching.[1] On June 10th, 2024 a shark attack occurred, injuring 3 swimmers in the water, 2 people got amputations, 1 lost her hand, and the 2nd lost her hand and leg. The beach is closed currently [1]
See also
- South Walton
References
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30°17′01″N 86°02′30″W / 30.28361°N 86.04167°W / 30.28361; -86.04167
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