Panama City Beach, Florida: The Best Florida-Beach Ever

When visitors aren't spending time on the beaches or in the water, chances are, they can be found visiting the annual Indian Summer Festival that is held every October at Frank Brown Park. The festival hosts three days of music, art, and fresh seafood.

And when they've had their fill of visiting the parks there's always shopping, fishing, boating, hiking, biking, water parks, museums and zoos.

On Jenks Avenue there's the Junior Museum of Bay County where Children of all ages can learn about human biology and nutrition, as well as natural history. The museum even has a nature trail that the kids can venture on.

There's also the museum of Man in the Sea on Back Beach Road, where visitors can view the history of diving, see rare diving equipment, view treasures recovered from sunken ships and find antiques from as early as the 1500's.

For Zoo lovers, there is Zoo World located on Front Beach Road. The zoo has a unique variety of tropical animals, a botanical garden and there's even a petting zoo.

For water enthusiasts, there's Capt. Anderson's III Marina located on Lagoon Drive where you can experience Glass bottom boating, cruises and see dolphins swimming in the beautiful waters.

Also on Lagoon Drive is the Docked at Lighthouse Marina. The Marina offers a pirate cruise, which is available for the entire family to enjoy.

Or there's Dan Russell Municipal Pier on Front Beach Road where fishing lovers can fish for a variety of fish available in the area.

And finally, for families who love a little bit of everything, the Great Adventures Amusements CO on Front Beach Road offers Arcade, Bumper Boats, Bungee Jumping, Go Cart racing and a kids safari.

So no matter what your family enjoys, there's sure to be a little something for everyone in Panama City Beach, Florida.