SEA Renity Beach House

SEA Renity Beach House SEA Renity Beach House for the perfect Beach vacation. 5 bd, 4 bath sleeps 12. Very well appointed

Permanently closed.
07/03/2023

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06/25/2023

TWO DEATHS IN THREE DAYS FOLLOWING DROWNING INCIDENTS ON WALTON COUNTY BEACHES

Two people have died following drowning incidents along Walton County Beaches in less than three days despite the courageous efforts of first responders all week long during rough surf conditions.

Thursday afternoon, South Walton Fire District transported a man in critical condition following a water rescue in Blue Mountain Beach.

Beach patrons notified SWFD’s Tower 31 lifeguard that bystanders had pulled the male, who was unresponsive, from the water nearly half a mile to the west of the tower.

The lifeguard quickly responded to the area and began life-saving measures. Additional beach safety units arrived along with Walton County Sheriff’s Office deputies to assist.

Unfortunately, the 65-year-old from Coppell, Texas later died.

On Saturday afternoon, Walton County Sheriff’s Office and South Walton Fire District Beach Safety Units were called to Scenic Gulf Drive after a 9-1-1 caller reported multiple people struggling in the water.

SWFD Beach Safety personnel and WCSO deputies arrived on the scene and immediately entered the water, rescuing two men and a teenager and providing life-saving measures. All three were transported by SWFD to a local hospital.

One of the men, a 58-year-old from Nashville, Tennessee was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Both incidents occurred when single red flags were flying. However, surf conditions prompted double red flags for several days on Walton County Beaches during which both South Walton Fire District and Walton County Sheriff’s Office responded to numerous water rescues and drowning incidents.

Our agencies continue to educate those visiting our beaches on the dangers of the Gulf and its unforgiving nature. We encourage those who plan to take a trip to the beach to swim near a lifeguard and know how to break the grip of a rip current. If you cannot swim, stay out of the water.

The choice to enter the water under any circumstance that risks the lives of you or your loved ones also puts the lives of our first responders in jeopardy. Know the flag system and respect it.

Walton County Sheriff's Office would like to thank our partners at South Walton Fire District for their efforts and dedication to the residents and visitors of our county.

05/15/2023

Found in Topsail Beach this morning. PLEASE fill in holes before leaving the beach. They are dangerous for sea turtles and other wildlife, as well as Emergency Vehicles and people walking the beach, especially at night! It’s also an Ordinance in all 3 towns on the island.
**Thanks to the wonderful guys at the Town of Topsail Beach, North Carolina for taking care of this! ❤️🐢❤️
This conservation work for protected sea turtles on Topsail Island by the 's Topsail Turtle Project is authorized by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission, ES Permit 23ST05

04/30/2023

DOUBLE RED FLAGS! 4/30/23

SWFD Beach Safety is changing beach flags to double red on Sunday, April 30, due to life-threatening surf hazards and rip currents present in South Walton. 🚩🚩

Under double red flag conditions, it is illegal to swim and boogie board in the Gulf. Violators can face $500 fines and/or criminal charges from law enforcement. 🚫🏊

This decision is being made for your safety, as well as the safety of our lifeguards. Stay on the dry sand! 🚨🛟

Walton County Sheriff's Office, Florida Walton County Emergency Management 30A SoWal NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center Visit South Walton US National Weather Service Tallahassee Florida

So sad!
04/29/2023

So sad!

OCSO News Release:

A Texas tourist who had just arrived in town drowned this afternoon after being caught in an apparent rip tide in the Gulf of Mexico.
The tragic situation unfolded around 1:15 p.m. near the Shirah Beach Access in Destin.
A lifeguard noticed the 39-year old in distress offshore and brought him back in as quickly as possible.
Ongoing life saving measures were immediately underway and Okaloosa County EMS transported the man to the Destin ER where he was pronounced deceased despite the intense efforts to save him.

04/01/2023

Let’s give a YOLO sized birthday shoutout to The Man…The Myth…The LEGEND…Mista Jeff Aaaaaaaaacher 🐐🔥🤙

Include Living Water IV Hydration & Wellness  Spa in your 30A vacation Plans!
12/31/2022

Include Living Water IV Hydration & Wellness Spa in your 30A vacation Plans!

Feeling off? As energy stores are depleted and key vitamins are used, our bodies look for ways to compensate, often resulting in unwanted symptoms. IV Vitamin Therapy can help restore your body’s nutrient levels to their optimal state and improve your quality of life. Are you ready?

Self care at its finest!!!
12/29/2022

Self care at its finest!!!

'Girls night' just got better!!!
12/09/2022

'Girls night' just got better!!!

If you are looking for a new and amazing "Girl's Night", let Living Water help. We offer great party discounts. Let us help you feel your best while having a great time with friends or family.

Check this out!!!  A definite addition to your Florida Vacay!
12/06/2022

Check this out!!! A definite addition to your Florida Vacay!

07/07/2022

A child who was found floating face down in the Gulf of Mexico was taken to an area hospital in critical condition Wednesday afternoon.

07/04/2022

"Easy To Use" guide to dining, local music and venues, activities, events and real estate on 30A. Co

06/10/2022

That’s Jelini. If it’s blackened, grilled or a Ribeye- he is the man.
The gentleman who dined with us wanted Jelini to know his grouper was the best he’s had.

06/08/2022

Enjoy your time on the beach, but be very cautious when entering Gulf waters.

06/06/2022

Use caution if you enter Gulf waters today, conditions are hazardous.

06/03/2022

It’s 🥳🏆 Wooo! Time for our official UPDATE!! SWTWG now has:

8️⃣ NESTS & 5️⃣ FALSE CRAWLS
All so far!!

Please continue to help by keeping our beaches for our nesting turtles and their hatchlings ❤️🐢 🙏

**All work done under FWC MTP-120**

06/02/2022

The high cost of rebuilding drove some residents out. But there are many newcomers. A real estate agent says, "It used to be called the Forgotten Coast. I don't think it's so forgotten anymore."

05/14/2022

No fatalities have occurred on Walton County beaches so far this year despite more days of rough surf and nearly as many visitors in the area.

05/11/2022

Every sunrise is God-given. Claim this day of promise and make it a good day!
Sunrise at Eastern Lake in Seagrove Beach.
Contributed by the talented 📸 Thank you, Leslie!

04/21/2022

Single Red Flags! 🚩🌊

Dangerous rip currents and high surf hazards are present Thursday morning. While the weather may be sunny throughout the day, that doesn’t mean the Gulf is safe.

Use extreme caution, stay close to shore, and keep an eye on small children. These conditions can be deadly.

You can call OR text 911 in case of emergency when visiting SoWal beaches.

Visit South Walton Walton County Sheriff's Office, Florida Walton County Emergency Management 30A NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center

Our favorite place to eat ❤️
04/19/2022

Our favorite place to eat ❤️

He is risen! ☀️ Happy Easter from our Shunk family to yours! We are open for regular business hours today. When is your next visit to see us?

| www.shunkgulley.com

04/16/2022
Always watch for rip currents.
03/26/2022

Always watch for rip currents.

YELLOW FLAGS! 🟡🌊

Moderate rip currents and hazards present on Saturday, March 26th. Plenty of sunshine is ahead today, so don’t forget to stay hydrated and apply plenty of sunscreen.

Keep a close eye on small children when visiting the beach and be safe out there!

Visit South Walton Walton County Sheriff's Office, Florida Walton County Emergency Management 30A NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center SoWal

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01/13/2022

BEACH SAFETY ALERT 🚨

SWFD Advanced Life Support (ALS) units have transported an approximately 60-year-old male to the hospital after he was pulled from the Gulf on January 13th.

The incident occurred on the beach in the WaterSound area around 3 p.m. SWFD lifeguards were first on scene and found the male victim had been pulled from the water after being found unresponsive near his paddle board.

Lifeguards assumed CPR from bystanders and ALS arrived to the scene shortly after to take over patient care.

The victim was transported to the hospital in critical condition with CPR in progress. It is unclear at this time if a medical event directly contributed to the incident or if this was a submersion event (drowning).

Yellow flags were flying at the time of the call. SWFD will make further information available if and when it becomes necessary.

01/03/2022

FLAGS CHANGING TO RED OVER PURPLE!

Lifeguards are working to change all beach flags to Red and Purple for Monday, January 3rd. This means high hazards and dangerous/stinging marine life present, in this case it's Portuguese Man O' War.

These jellyfish-like marine pests can and will produce a very painful sting, even when they are "washed up." Use warm water, NOT ICE, to relieve pain. Call 911 immediately if you begin to experience allergic reaction symptoms such as shortness of breath, dizziness, or severe hives.

Bundle up and be safe out there! 🌊🥶

Walton County Emergency Management Walton County Sheriff's Office, Florida 30A Visit South Walton NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center SoWal

Always checkout the flags before entering the water.
12/12/2021

Always checkout the flags before entering the water.

A distressed swimmer was successfully pulled from the Gulf of Mexico in Destin, however he later died in the emergency room.

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