The flag system in Panama City Beach is designed to keep visitors safe and alert them to the possibility of increased marine life.
What to Do (and Not Do) If You’re Stung by a Jellyfish
A day at the beach can go south quickly if you’re stung by a jellyfish. Knowing how to prevent and treat a jellyfish sting can help!
New Panama City Beach Ordinance – No More Warnings On Double Red Flags!
Panama City Beach is cracking down on those that don’t obey the double red flag warning systems while at the beach. The goal is simple, to save more lives and to deter those that choose to break the rules.
Tips for Staying Safe at the Beach
Beach safety has been a popular topic in Panama City Beach lately. Here are some beach safety tips for you to use during your vacation to help you stay safe…
Swim Safety for Kids
As the weather warms up and we get closer to pool season it is important to think about swim safety for the kids.
Hidden Dangers: Why You Shouldn’t Dig Holes in the Sand on Your Beach Vacation
Planning some beach fun? While it may seem harmless and even enjoyable to dig holes in the sand, there are several reasons why this activity should be avoided….
Don’t forget your SUNSCREEN!
The fabulous sun in Florida is hotter than you think, especially if you’re from up North. It’s so easy to underestimate the heat and UV rays. Sun poisoning and heat stroke are real issues so during your trip this season remember to:
How to Stay Safe at the Beach
One of the most important parts of enjoying your vacation in Panama City Beach is being safe. The beach can be a very dangerous place, but with these safety tips you’ll be all set for your trip.
Be Prepared for a Tropical Storm or Hurricane
Hurricane season in Florida is June 1 through Nov 30 every year. Since those months are the most popular times to visit the gulf shores, our Florida visitors should always know how to react if a tropical storm or hurricane is in the forecast.