Things To Do
Pensacola Beach Boardwalk
The Pensacola Beach Boardwalk is where local islanders and visitors alike head to when they are ready to shop, dine, experience live entertainment, swim, sunbathe or simply stroll down the boardwalk. The Shell, a Pensacola Beach iconic landmark, is the focal point of the Pensacola Beach Boardwalk Amphitheatre and a must stop for a group photo at sunset. The stage is the ideal spot to gather and listen to live music, special events, take in a sunset, or relax with a frozen treat or one of our famous adult beverages, while some of your group shops our collection of unique shops. Just beyond the Shell and Amphitheatre is Quietwater Beach. Commonly called for its calm, clear and shallow water,. While the kids build sand castles, snorkel for sand dollars, or swim with the hermit crabs, adults can chill out in a lounge chair, enjoy the music from the boardwalk and order some takeout for a picnic.
Sandshaker Lounge
Home of the original Bushwacker! The Bushwacker has been the signature drink of the Sandshaker (a.k.a. “Shaker” and “Home of the Original Bushwacker”) for over 30 years. The Shaker began selling Bushwackers in 1975 and since that time, this rich, creamy, chocolately concoction continues to be the top selling drink at the Shaker. Enjoy the free live music every weekend!!
National Naval Aviation Museum
Throughout the expansive museum and grounds, you will see more than 150 restored aircraft representing U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard aviation. A motion-based flight simulator takes would-be pilots through an F/A-18 mission. Admission and guided tours are free. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Find out more at navalaviationmuseum.org
Bob Sikes Fishing Pier - South
Pensacola Beach Pier is conveniently located on Casino Beach just seconds from entertainment for the whole family. The pier is 1,471 feet long. During the summer months you can expect to catch Bluefish, Pompano, Redfish, Spanish Mackeral, and spotted Seatrout. If you’re lucky, you may even catch Flounder, Cobia, Tarpon and Sheephead.