Nestled in the Florida panhandle you’ll find Rosemary Beach: a charming, beautiful beach town with plenty of things to do.
You’ll find vibrant colors, friendly locals, sophisticated charm, and gorgeous architecture all right next to some of the prettiest waters in the United States.
Whether you want a relaxing beach vacation or an adventure, Rosemary Beach is the perfect destination. My husband’s family has made Rosemary Beach the annual family summer trip, and collectively, we’ve been to Rosemary Beach dozens of times!
Summer after summer, we have fallen more and more in love with this charming beach town.
And don’t just take my word for it- CNN has named it one of the most romantic small towns in America!
Besides its romance, Rosemary Beach has so many draws. In fact, there are so many things to do in Rosemary Beach that this town surprises us with new things each year.
I’ve divided them into categories for this post:
- nature
- activities
- dining
- relaxation/lodging
Rosemary Beach in a Nutshell
If you’re flying into Panama City Beach, Rosemary Beach is 16 miles (roughly 30 minutes) away. Heading in that direction, it’s the first beach along scenic highway 30a (which is much more of a busy small-town street than a highway).
As you drive west on 30a, you’ll pass Rosemary Beach, Alys Beach, Seacrest Beach, and Seaside, among other little beach towns, until it ends about 18 miles down the road in Santa Rosa Beach.
Each of these beach towns has its own vibe, and I’d describe Rosemary Beach as charming, sophisticated, and architecturally beautiful.
But perhaps the best part is the brilliant white sand that contrasts with the turquoise water- a slice of paradise on the Gulf of Mexico. There’s a reason it’s known as the Emerald Coast!
Most people stay at The Pearl Hotel or rent a beach cottage. You really don’t need to rent a car if you’re just planning on walking around and staying in the area.
However, Lyft and Uber can be a bit hit-or-miss (we couldn’t find a Lyft/Uber back to the airport one summer and ended up calling a ton of taxi companies- luckily we were able to hire a driver last minute!). So if you’re planning on exploring the surrounding areas, it could be helpful and save time if you rent a car.
If you’ve never been to Rosemary Beach, prepare to be wowed. And if you’re a Rosemary Beach regular, you know exactly what I’m talking about!
A walkable small town with cute shops, trendy restaurants, gorgeous lodgings, white sand beaches, and turquoise water- what more could you ask for?
So let’s get into it! Without further ado, here are 39 things to do in Rosemary Beach.
Map of Things to Do in Rosemary Beach
You can open this interactive Google map to see the locations of the things to do in Rosemary Beach, Florida.
Nature Around Rosemary Beach
Beautiful parks & nature near Rosemary Beach.
1. Eden Gardens State Park
Eden Garden State Park is full of beauty, much like its name suggests.
Spanish moss drapes over winding branches of the Live Oaks that live on the 163 acres that comprise the park.
Built in the 1800s, the stately Wesley House is the focal point of Eden Garden.
Though the park is open daily from 8am until sunset, hours are limited if you want to take a tour of the house.
Visit between 10am-3pm Thursday-Monday for a house tour; they give tours on the hour.
Don’t forget to bring $4 cash per vehicle for the honor-system parking fee (bring exact change!).
2. Conservation Park
Want a change of scenery? The nature at Conservation Park is so different from what you’re used to at Rosemary Beach. These cypress trees are gorgeous and you’ll see them all throughout the park’s 2,912 acres.
You’ll find 12 different trails here at varying lengths from .6 miles to 11 miles long. They are perfect for hiking, cycling, or just taking a stroll.
There are wetlands here, too- bring your binoculars if you’re an avid wildlife watcher!
Conservation Park is completely free to enter and there is no parking fee. Don’t forget to bring water!
3. Timpoochee Trail & Deer Lake State Park
The Timpoochee Trail runs all along the side of 30a.
It is an 18.6-mile bike trail that is paved and fairly flat, stretching from Inlet Beach all the way to Dune Allen.
If you’re biking the trail from Rosemary Beach, along the way you should stop by Deer Lake State Park, pictured above.
At Deer Lake State Park you can follow the easy boardwalk path that crosses over the sand dunes until it reaches the beach.
Deer Lake State Park also contains the rare coastal dune lake that gives it its name.
Bring $3 cash (exact change) for the honor-system parking fee per vehicle. If you’re biking, the entrance fee is $2 per cyclist.
4. Camp Helen State Park
Science nerds (like me) will love the fact that Camp Helen State Park is an ecological wonder. The 185-acre state park is surrounded by water on three sides. The type of lake that forms its eastern border is known as a coastal dune lake; these are extremely rare and only exist in a few places on the planet!
As you walk through Camp Helene State Park, you’ll find five distinct natural communities:
- basin swamp
- depression marsh
- marine unconsolidated substrate
- mesic flatwoods
- scrub oak
Whether you want to observe the wildlife, go fishing (there is both freshwater and saltwater fishing here!), explore the different types of nature, or simply relax on its gorgeous white sands, you’ll love it here.
The entrance fee is $4 cash per vehicle; simply place it in the park’s honor box.
5. St. Andrews State Park
St. Andrews State Park combines crystal clear waters with frequent dolphin sightings- you’ll want to have your phone handy to take photos here!
At 1,200 acres, there’s plenty to do here. On land, you can relax on the beach or go hiking, biking, and even camping.
And there’s no limit to the activities you can do in the water, like swimming, snorkeling, boating, paddleboarding, and more. You can rent snorkel gear, paddleboards, or a kayak from the Shell Island Shuttle Company. You can even kayak to Shell Island- I’ll talk more about Shell Island in the next item on this list of things to do around Rosemary Beach!
The park has both freshwater and saltwater, making for some great fishing. You can get fishing equipment from the Jetty Store or Camp Store nearby.
If you’re in the area for lunch or dinner, the Grand Marlin is very close by and serves up fresh Gulf seafood made with local ingredients when possible. Ask for a table by the window to get a view of the Grand Lagoon (where you’ll find the docks that you see in the second photo above!).
6. Shell Island
Adjacent to St. Andrews State Park, the 7-mile long barrier island of Shell Island is completely undeveloped, which means it has some of the most pristine white sands in all of the Florida Panhandle! Marine life is plentiful and dolphins are common in this area, too.
Since you can only reach Shell Island via water, you’ll need to either kayak, book a jet ski or boat tour, or take the Shell Island Shuttle. (We did the jet ski tour.)
You’ll find the Shell Island Shuttle at Adventure at Sea, located at 5709 N. Lagoon Drive in Panama City Beach. It leaves every half-hour from 9am to 5pm in the summer and the last shuttle out is at 3pm. (Visiting Rosemary Beach in the spring or fall? The shuttle runs every hour from 10am-4pm with the last shuttle out at 2pm.) You can get your round-trip tickets here, prices start at $24.95 per adult.
Making a day of it? Feel free to bring coolers, chairs, umbrellas, etc., just know that there is no restroom on Shell Island! You can also rent snorkel equipment from the Shell Island Shuttle Company.
7. Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
Covering 1,640 acres near Santa Rosa Beach, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park offers plenty to do.
It borders 3 miles of ocean and contains gorgeous sand dunes- some of which peak at over 25 feet!
With 209 campsites and 32 cabins, this state park is also a great option if you like to go camping.
It has lakes, hiking trails, sand dunes, and amenities like a gazebo, snack shop, picnic areas, and even tram service to the beach.
For day use it is open from 8am to sundown, and there is a $6 honor-system entrance fee per vehicle.
Activities to Do in Rosemary Beach
Fun activities to do in Rosemary Beach.
8. The Beach
Hopefully heading to the beach goes without saying!
Rosemary Beach is a stunningly gorgeous beach with white sand and turquoise waters.
You can bring your own chairs and umbrellas or you can rent them at the beach. If you do plan on renting, get in line as early as you can to make sure you can snag a group of chairs.
Note that access to Rosemary Beach requires a code to enter and exit the beach; wherever you’re staying should provide an access code and/or a wristband for access to your communities’ amenities.
Also, if they are present, be sure to heed the flags on the beach- they warn against specific things like rough waves or currents.
9. Biking
Bicycles are the most common form of transportation here.
Although Harrison and I ended up walking everywhere local instead of biking, we would have loved to have bikes.
I highly recommend renting bikes- especially if you plan on doing most of your activities locally.
Also, each bike rental company has options for children whether that’s an attachment to your own bike or a smaller bike (with or without training wheels) for your kids.
At Bamboo Bicycle Company you can rent a bike for day use or for as long as you want.
They have great add-on options for families with small children as well. They deliver the bikes to wherever you’re staying, free of charge.
Bamboo Bicycle Company prices start at $30/day or $65/week, and they also have beach gear and baby gear (jogging strollers, etc.).
If you’re staying in Seacrest Villas, Peddlers 30a is another bike shop with prices that start at $20/day.
10. Shopping
Rosemary Beach is incredibly walkable with stores and restaurants all over the place. Stop in to one of the many shops to browse for swimwear, beachwear, toys, home decor, souvenirs, and other fun items.
Almost every store here is a local business, so definitely be sure to stop in and show these small businesses some love!
12.The 30A Farmer’s Market
Every Sunday from 9am-1pm the 30a Farmer’s Market comes to Rosemary Beach.
Located at 28 N. Barrett Square, you can shop for produce, snacks, local goods, and more. The shops are set up in a line that stretches a few blocks.
14. The Green
What is colloquially known as “The Green” is pictured on the right-hand side of this photo.
It’s right across from Main Street and is a large open space that is great for kids to run around and play.
Some nights feature live music while others have Rosemary Beach-sponsored pop-ups like a balloon-making artist, movie on the lawn, and other fun events.
15. The Pool
Depending on where you stay in Rosemary Beach, you’ll most likely have access to a pool.
The photos above are from the pool associated with Rosemary Beach Cottages. We loved taking a break from the ocean each day and relaxing poolside.
I especially was grateful for the pool because there are shaded areas and I had my five-week-old baby on our most recent trip. (Sand, sun, and newborns do not make for a fun combination!)
17. Alys Beach
Alys Beach is right next to Rosemary Beach, just a bike ride away.
It’s a premier luxury beach town that looks more like Mykonos, Greece than the Florida Panhandle!
Don’t believe me? Check out this drone footage we captured!
Picture-perfect white cottages (more like mansions) adorned with ivy line cobblestone roads.
One thing to keep in mind: exclusive beach access is for Alys Beach residents only.
18. Art Galleries
Curate30a Art Gallery is located along the Rosemary Beach Main Street and features gorgeous art.
Their art is carefully selected by pros and features both up-and-coming artists and nationally-recognized artists.
If you’re a fine art aficianado, Curate30a offers exclusive shows and live painting to connect you to the art in new ways.
Stop in between 11am-9pm for a pressure-free look at the gorgeous pieces they showcase.
24. Admire the Cottages
Remember the idyllic town from the Truman Show? Well, that charming town was filmed in Seaside, a neighboring beach community. And I’d argue that Rosemary Beach is even more beautiful!
Anyone who loves interior design or architecture will love admiring the cottages in Rosemary Beach. Homes in Rosemary Beach look like they’re straight out of Southern Living magazine, and no two are the same.
So spend some time strolling around here, walking the paths that weave through this charming and sophisticated beach community.
Tip: While you’re walking around the cottages, don’t miss the butterfly garden on West Kingston Road. There’s a wooden footpath that wanders through an array of plants that are specifically planted to attract butterflies!
20. Peddlers Pavilion
Peddler’s Pavilion, right next to Rosemary Beach (walking distance away), boasts great food, shopping, and live music.
In fact, Peddler’s Pavilion is at the entrance of Seacrest Villas where we stayed.
It has a bunch of cute beach shacks some of which are pictured above that feature great food and boutique items.
You’ll find clothing, jewelry, a chicken salad place, a pizzeria, and a donut truck to name a few attractions.
And stop by at nighttime for live music under twinkle lights with a festive ambiance.
22. Pier Park and the SkyWheel
Rosemary Beach is just about 17 minutes down the road from Pier Park in Panama City Beach. It’s one the biggest attractions in Panama City Beach! You’ll find 124 shops with beachy store fronts and lots of pastel colors.
There’s a wide range of activities here, from the Grand IMAX movie theater and laser tag to shopping and dining (might I suggest Osaka Japanese Hibachi Steakhouse and Sushi Bar?). Those looking for nightlife in the area will love dancing to country music at Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge.
While you’re at Pier Park, grab a cute pineapple drink from Coco Locos Drink Paradise- they’re pricey (we ordered the Fruit Passion for $13) but yummy! (Super Instagrammable, too… check out more photo-worthy spots in Panama City Beach here!)
And if you want to go fishing near Pier Park, simply walk down to the Russell-Fields City Pier. There’s a $4 admission fee to this 1500+ foot long pier. Once you’re on it, you can buy a fishing license and rent fishing gear at the bait & tackle shop right on the pier. Species in this area include cobia, flounder, king mackerel, pompano, redfish, and Spanish mackerel.
Side note: if you brought your furry friend to Rosemary Beach, there’s a Dog Beach right next to the pier!
Lastly, the whole family will enjoy the SkyWheel- it’s a Ferris Wheel that looks out over Panama City Beach. The 10-minute ride costs $18.99 for adults and $14.99 for children 4 and up, get your tickets here.
9. Water Activities
While you’re vacationing at the beach, check out the variety of water activities you can do.
From swimming and bodysurfing to kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, there is no shortage of water sports at Rosemary Beach.
Here are a few rental options for you:
If you want to go boating or jet skiing, you’ll need to do a tour or rental outside of Rosemary Beach. Panama City Beach is a popular destination for these water sports.
We did a jet ski tour which was so much fun- we saw dolphins and a manatee! Your guide will even give you opportunities to get in the water with the wildlife. I tried to swim with the dolphins but they were too fast!
13. Beach Bonfire
Did you know you can rent a bonfire at Rosemary Beach?
A ten-person bonfire costs around $250 and up depending on where you book and what you want included (there are options to add s’mores, chairs, tiki torches, etc.).
A bonfire is a great way to celebrate your vacation with friends and family.
Let me paint the scene for you:
Flames light up the sky at dusk as you sink your bare feet into the flour-soft sand at Rosemary Beach. You take a beautiful stroll through the sand and smell the sweet marshmallow-scented aroma around you. Kids run around with flashlights searching for crabs while you enjoy the company around you.
I hope you can see just how a beach bonfire makes for a memorable night at the beach.
All year you’ll be looking forward to another round of memories next summer!
Here are some places where you can rent a bonfire:
11. Dolphin Tours
If you are looking for an epic water adventure, make a reservation with Blue Dolphin Tours.
While they are not located in Rosemary Beach, they are just a short drive away in Panama City Beach.
They take you out on a 2-hour tour to find the resident pod of wild bottle-nosed dolphins that frequent the area- and then you can actually swim with them!
Book a few days ahead of time to make sure there is a boat available for you and your crew. (For a holiday weekend, make your reservation at least a week in advance).
Blue Dolphin Tours is great if you want a small group size on a smaller boat, but here are some other cheaper options that also depart from Panama City Beach:
- For a catamaran tour (great for those who get seasick easily) with more people, check out this 3-hour tour.
- This sunset catamaran dolphin-viewing cruise is perfect if you want a romantic sail (you don’t get in the water on this tour).
19. Golf
For those who enjoy the sport, golfing is the perfect vacation activity.
Some of the best resorts I’ve stayed at feature top-notch golfing, and people travel to them specifically for that.
Although I’m not a golfer, if you love golfing, you’ll love Rosemary Beach.
The closest golf club that is open to the public is Origins Golf Club. However, there are multiple golf clubs around Rosemary Beach:
Panama City Beach (roughly 15 miles away):
- Legacy Golf Club (also known as Holiday Golf Club)
- Signal Hill Golf Course
Sandestin (roughly 20 miles west of Rosemary Beach):
Destin (roughly 24-30 miles west of Rosemary Beach):
Freeport (roughly 29 miles north):
Niceville (34 miles west of Rosemary Beach):
16. Rosemary Beach Racquet Club
Tennis players: the Rosemary Beach Racquet Club is for you!
Whether you want to play for fun, get lessons, or participate in a tournament, you can do it all at this top tennis destination.
An individual day pass starts at $25.
Also, if you’ve booked your stay through the Rosemary Beach Cottage Rental Company, you get free court time included!
23. Watch the Sunset
Don’t forget to stop and relax on your beach vacation! One of the best ways to do this is to enjoy the sunset.
Head down to the beach to watch the sky change colors and be reminded of the beauty of nature.
Sunrises and sunsets always remind me of Psalm 19:1- The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork! And boy are the sunsets here a work of art!
Our nephews enjoyed collecting seashells along the water while the adults watched the sun go down together.
Dine
Here are the best dining options in and right around Rosemary Beach.
I recommend always making a dinner reservation in Rosemary Beach well in advance of your stay.
Oftentimes in the summer there could be a 2-3 hour wait if you visit a restaurant without a reservation after 6pm!
Harrison and his sister tried to make a reservation a couple of days in advance of our trip, and every place they called was booked through the month!
25. Havana Beach Bar & Grill and Rooftop Lounge
Not only is the food here wonderful, but so are the views.
Havana Beach Bar & Grill, located in the Pearl Hotel, has beach views and is in the heart of the action on Main Street.
Try the Summer Berry Salad- it is phenomenal!
You can also head to the rooftop lounge for a cocktail (or two- it is vacation after all!) with a gorgeous beach view.
26. La Crema Tapas & Chocolate
La Crema Tapas & Chocolate has some incredible food- some of my favorite in Rosemary Beach.
Known for their tapas and chocolate (hence the name), you can stop in for a light meal or a feast- it’s up to you!
We ordered crab cakes, fish tacos, and a molten lava cake a la mode. Trust me when I say there was not a single crumb left on our plates!
27. Playa Bowls
I’m almost certain that we went to Playa Bowls every single day on our last trip to Rosemary Beach. Smoothies and acai bowls made with fresh fruits just sound right for a beach vacation! And Playa Bowls is conveniently located right on the shops along Main Street.
And if you prefer to start your day with coffee instead of a smoothie, Amavida Coffee is the place to go!
28. The Citizen
Located on 30A at Alys Beach, this restaurant has the perfect ambiance for a nice dinner out. Grab a cocktail at the bar while you’re waiting for your table, then enjoy a tasty meal with fresh seafood.
The Citizen at Alys has something for everyone’s tastes. Warm cheddar biscuits, a smoked beef short rib, wood grilled swordfish, gulf coast oysters on the half shell, mac n cheese, whipped feta with garlic naan… need I go on?
They’re also open for brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
29. George’s at Alys Beach
George’s is in Alys Beach and serves up delicious coastal cuisine with a global flair.
Book a reservation ahead of time, this place gets crowded quickly, even at lunch!
30. Raw & Juicy
Raw & Juicy is also located at Alys Beach, just a bike ride away from Rosemary Beach.
If you’re looking for a lighter breakfast, they have great smoothies and healthy breakfast options.
I ordered the Antioxidant Smoothie (maqui berry, blueberries, strawberries, goji berries, banana and oat milk… yum!) while Harrison chose the strawberry banana smoothie.
We paired our smoothies with a buttermilk biscuit breakfast sandwich.
You can enjoy your meal in their beautiful restaurant or on their plant covered patio.
31. Cowgirl Kitchen
Located right on Main Street, Cowgirl Kitchen is one of the relatively more affordable dining options in Rosemary Beach.
We ordered takeout one night and enjoyed it with our whole family back at the house.
They’ve got great pizza and salads- we ordered the Margarita pizza and the CK taco salad with shrimp.
32. Amicis & Amigos
Amigos and Amicis are two sister restaurants- one Mexican and one Italian- that share one big space.
They are located right where 30a intersects with Highway 98, and often have less of a wait than the restaurants directly in Rosemary Beach or along 30a.
Because of that, we ended up eating there one night when everything else was booked- and were so glad we did!
Their cocktails are delicious and their homemade pasta is fantastic!
33. The Summer Kitchen Cafe
This place was so good we ate here twice!
The Summer Kitchen Café has a much more laid-back vibe compared to the other restaurants you’ll find in Rosemary Beach. (Fun fact: it was the first restaurant in Rosemary Beach!)
Their crab cakes are divine, as are their fries and burger.
(They actually have my husband’s favorite burger in Rosemary Beach of the restaurants we tried- and at a price that won’t break the bank.)
The Summer Kitchen Café also serves great coffee and drinks which you can easily order at the bar.
It’s conveniently located at the end of Main Street near the beach.
34. Restaurant Paradis
When you’re by the ocean, you simply must add fresh seafood to your diet, and Restaurant Paradis does just that.
This upscale seafood restaurant serves up coastal fine dining made from carefully selected seafood and locally sourced ingredients.
Though we haven’t dined at Restaurant Paradis, I’ve heard great reviews of this place and knew I had to add it to this list! (We often stay in a condo above it so I have no clue how we haven’t eaten here yet… Next summer!)
Restaurant Paradis requires a reservation, so be sure to call in way ahead of time (I’m talking days or even weeks ahead of time) to make sure you get one.
If they’re booked, try Pescado Seafood Grill & Rooftop Bar! They’re also known for their seafood and the bar has terrific views.
35. 30a Candy Shops
Vacation is one of the times when calories don’t count, right? 😉
You’ll find some great candy shops in Rosemary Beach, namely the Sugar Shak on Main Street and the Sweet Peddler in Peddler’s Pavilion.
We have young nephews who adored these two shops- I think it’s easy to see why!
36. Ice Cream Shops
In a similar vein, vacation always calls for ice cream!
Both of the candy stores I mentioned serve up ice cream, and you can also find ice cream (and other yummy treats) at Kilwins (our favorite!), Smallcakes Cupcakery, and Creative Crepes.
Tip: Try the Superman ice cream (like a fruity vanilla) at Kilwins! It may look like it’s for kids only (hello neon red, yellow, and blue ice cream!) but don’t knock it til you try it! It’s my go-to flavor when I’m in Rosemary Beach or anywhere on the East Coast that sells it!
Relax & Stay
The best places to stay and relax in Rosemary Beach.
37. The Pearl
First things first: you need a place to stay.
The Pearl is a remarkable, award-winning hotel a block away from the beach.
With top-notch service and gorgeous architecture & interiors, this 4-star hotel exudes luxury and class.
Featured in Southern Living, Conde Nast Traveler, and Travel & Leisure, The Pearl Hotel is known as one of the best hotels in Florida and the USA.
Intrigued? Book your stay in one of The Pearl Hotel’s 55 rooms here.
You can also book a spa treatment at Spa Pearl for some extra pampering.
38. Rent a Cottage
Shop my outfit here! (The skirt has built-in shorts- perfect for biking around Rosemary Beach!)
If you’re not staying at The Pearl, the most common thing to do at Rosemary Beach is to rent a house.
The cottages/houses in Rosemary Beach are straight out of a Southern Living magazine (I’m not kidding- some literally have been featured in Southern Living).
With gorgeous pastels, remarkable architecture, and exquisite attention to detail, pretty much every cottage in Rosemary Beach is picture perfect.
There are so many vacation rentals in Rosemary Beach, and you can find a great house through the Rosemary Beach cottage rental site. We’ve stayed in a condo above Paradiso for the past two summers and have had wonderful stays.
For a more affordable option:
One summer, we stayed at the Villas at Seacrest Beach and loved our place. (The name is pretty misleading since this neighborhood of cottages is much closer to Rosemary Beach than Seacrest Beach.)
Since it’s technically not Rosemary Beach, as it’s right on the other side of the Rosemary Beach boundary line, the price was about a third of what we saw in Rosemary.
Here are some more great options for your stay in Rosemary Beach!
39. Vivo Spa & Salon
If vacation means relaxation and pampering for you, then check out Vivo Spa & Salon.
Located on the second floor in Barrett Square, Vivo Spa & Salon is one of the best spas in 30a.
Whether you want a couples massage, facial, full body treatment, or deep tissue massage, this is the place to go.
Things to Do with Kids in Rosemary Beach
I’ve listed several things that kids would love in Rosemary Beach, but I wanted to point out a few more!
There are pirate cruises that depart from Panama City Beach that kids will adore. My nephews had a blast on the Sea Dragon Pirate Cruise!
Additionally, Golf World Marine Park has marine shows and exhibits that are fun for the whole family! For general admission, adult tickets cost $32.99, kids ages 5-11 cost $22.99, and kids 4 and under are free. They also offer swimming with dolphins!
In conclusion…
I hope you can see just how incredible this slice of paradise is!
From its coastal charm to all the things to do in Rosemary Beach, it’s a perfect vacation destination.
And if you’re looking for more charming vacation locations, check out these gorgeous places in the USA:
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If you’ve been to Rosemary Beach and have more recommendations on things to do (or if you just wanna say hi!) leave a comment below!
Safe travels!
Jasmine
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Hey there, thanks for sharing these tips! What are the drone rules in Rosemary Beach? I see you got a few drone shots and footage, but I am interested to know if you were just able to fly it, or if you needed a permit, etc?
Hi Linda!
Thanks for commenting. This is Harrison, Jasmine’s husband. I always consult the app, B4UFLY to see if an area has drone restrictions within the US. Sometimes, you can get authorization even if an area does have certain restrictions. This authorization is called LAANC and you can read more about it here. Unfortunately, I don’t believe B4UFLY offers the ability to submit LAANC requests at this time. However, you can make LAANC authorization requests in the app called Aloft and some other ones listed on that gov site with info about LAANC linked above.