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re: There are 4 rentals left from Dauphin Island to Panama City for Spring Break/Easter
Posted on 3/23/21 at 10:35 am to nicholastiger
Posted on 3/23/21 at 10:35 am to nicholastiger
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I've heard it's really starting to book up for May into July
We booked a week at Phoenix Gulf Shores for the first week of June a couple months ago. Nearly took my breath away when I saw the price
It's worth it, though. After not being able to travel anywhere for a year, people are itching to get away for a while. I can only imagine what people are shelling out for spring break right now.
Posted on 3/23/21 at 2:50 pm to notiger1997
We booked a house in Mexico Beach mid-February for an early June reservation through Vrbo. There was definitely a shortage of nice beach houses in that area even then (even considering the hurricane damage from a few years ago).
I'm glad I got it done early.
I'm glad I got it done early.
Posted on 3/23/21 at 3:36 pm to bleeng
I think everyone from the south will be surprised about how many people from the north and northeast will be on the gulf coast this year. Many of the traditional places they went are still questionable or shut down.
My guess is that if you want to go Caribbean book that asap as at some point once its out and open it will be the same way.
No one is headed to the cities right now and some areas are still shut down so everyone is headed to the southern beaches.
My guess is that if you want to go Caribbean book that asap as at some point once its out and open it will be the same way.
No one is headed to the cities right now and some areas are still shut down so everyone is headed to the southern beaches.
Posted on 3/23/21 at 5:50 pm to nicholastiger
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People haven't been on vacation in a year
So not true. After the 4th of July last year the Florida panhandle was packed pretty much every single weekend.
Posted on 4/5/21 at 9:32 pm to Paul Allen
I actually live in Destin and wanted to get a way for a week.. ended up in cocoa beach. Not the flashy beach town by all means but has been very relaxing.. great condo.. beach is typical Atlantic Ocean.. restaurants are terrible. I can see why everybody wants the panhandle over other beach areas.
Having said that, I love how cocoa beach is basically stuck in the 1960s. So far (only day 2) it’s been great
Having said that, I love how cocoa beach is basically stuck in the 1960s. So far (only day 2) it’s been great
Posted on 4/6/21 at 8:49 am to Paul Allen
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So not true. After the 4th of July last year the Florida panhandle was packed pretty much every single weekend.
Yes the panhandle was packed last year, but there's still tons of people that didn't go on vacation.
Big cities are still all but shut down, cruises are shut down completely, international isn't really happening, and much of the caribbean and canada is still not available or people are hesitant.
The gulf coast can't absorb all of that, so even packed out there's still plenty of people that didn't travel. Not to mention, a lot of people are avoiding the crowds still so don't want to go to the few places that are open and available.
BTW, my employee had family from Illinois visit him over Easter weekend and bring fricking Covid down with them. So frick all the northern frickers complaining about getting Covid in Florida when they are bringing it to us. Yes that's anecdotal sarcasm.
Posted on 4/6/21 at 9:30 am to FLTech
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ended up in cocoa beach. Not the flashy beach town by all means but has been very relaxing.. great condo.. beach is typical Atlantic Ocean.. restaurants are terrible.
So agree about the Cocoa Beach/Melbourne area: terrible food scene.
Posted on 4/6/21 at 9:59 am to IAmNERD
I booked DI for this June back in probably August. Granted there aren't tons of options there and we needed 2 houses next to each other so we felt like we needed to pounce on them when we found them. Good thing about DI is that it is never really crowded and I only have to be on I10 for about 1 mile going in the opposite direction of everyone else.

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