Dawn on the dunes
The fleet comes home
Seven miles of sand
Lines off the pier
Pelican patrol
Last light at the Point
Where the tide writes the itinerary.
Paloma Bay · Gulf Coast
South-facing sand, a working shrimp fleet, and a lighthouse that still earns its keep. One day on the bay, dawn to last light.
Five neighborhoods
One bay,
five front doors
Harbor
The working waterfront and downtown. Shrimp boats in the morning, a boardwalk at dusk, and the convention center a block off the harbor.
Paloma Bay
Beach
Seven miles of south-facing sand, a fishing pier, and the family rentals that fill up first every June.
Seaglass Shores
Island
A low-rise barrier island twenty minutes by bridge. Resort, preserve, and a stretch of beach with no buildings behind it.
Pelican Key
Inlet
Tidal creeks, oyster bars, and the kayak trail that locals actually use. Quiet on purpose.
Driftwood Inlet
Point
The 1874 lighthouse, a maritime museum, and the last undeveloped headland on this stretch of coast.
Lighthouse Point
Harbor, beach, island, inlet and the point. Each keeps its own listings and venues.
Everything on the bay
Hotels, kitchens, the lighthouse, and the rooms that take a 280-peak block. Partners keep their own listings current.