Samantha & Tyler
Things To Do
Pensacola Beach
Visiting the beach is a must when you're in town! With large lots to park for free, you can easily access the sand and clear ocean water. During May, the water should be warming up and feel great after soaking up the sun all day!
Snorkeling Reef at Park East
For our adventurous guests - this is a hidden gem among the locals & the best place to see marine life! To find this reef, there are tall orange poles in the sand at the East side of Park East, snorkel straight out from them and about 500 feet out you will see the reef! We have personally seen lots of different fish, dolphins, and turtles at this exact reef! Keep in mind that the water can reach up to 15 feet deep, depending on the tides, and a dive flag is required for anyone snorkeling or diving! Stay safe and have fun :)
National Naval Aviation Museum
Home of the famous Blue Angels! Admission is priced per-person, and be sure to add on the price of climbing the Pensacola Lighthouse - the views are totally worth it!
Downtown
Palafox street - something you should be familiar with when you visit pensacola. This strip will be your guide to the best restaurants, bars, shopping, and most importantly- the wedding venue!
Fort Pickens
If you are a history buff or enjoy walking around outside, Fort Pickens is the perfect place to explore. You will pay per vehicle to enter the park which closes at sunset.
The Fish House
This is one of the top restaurants in pensacola offering a variety of food and the best sunset views. Wait times here are usually long but they have two long docks over the water and a fun outdoor bar to pass the time!
Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park
This is a community park located on the bay with beautiful scenery and a playground for kids. We are hopeful the Blue Wahoos baseball team will be playing and encourage you to catch a game while you're in town! How often can you watch baseball AND have a view of the water?! Plus, on Saturdays you can expect a firework show after the game.