Okaloosa Island
Okaloosa Island is the stretch of land
between Destin and Fort Walton Beach. The
Marler Bridge connects Okaloosa Island to Destin, and the
Brooks Bridge connects the island to Fort Walton Beach.
Much of Okaloosa Island is owned by the U.S.
government and is used for military purposes. The west end
of the island abounds with hotels, and recent development
brought several entertainment venues, which attract both
day- and night-time visitors.
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The
Swamp
(850) 796-1305
1450 Miracle Strip Parkway
Fort Walton Beach
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A gulf side
superclub on the Okaloosa island boardwalk featuring 5
bars, concerts, live touring bands and dancing. Must be
18 to enter. Open daily 8pm till 4am. |
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Howl At The
Moon
(850) 301-0111
1450 Miracle Strip Parkway
Fort Walton Beach
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Dueling piano rock'n
roll show on the Okaloosa Island boardwalk Open nightly
at 7:00, shows start at 8:00 with non stop
entertainment until 2am.Gulf front deck. Happy
hour. |
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Florida's Gulfarium
800 247 8575
850 243 9046
E-mail: dolphin@gulfarium.com
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No trip to the
Emerald Coast is complete without a visit to FLORIDA'S
GULFARIUM!
Since 1955, the Gulfarium has provided an informative
and fun environment for all of our
visitors -YEAR ROUND! Birthday parties, dolphin
encounters, season passes and summer camp-ALL at
Florida's Gulfarium! Come visit us today! Hwy 98,
Okaloosa Island FL. |
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Caffe
Italia
189 Brooks St.
Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548
Phone: 850 664 0035
Fax: 850 664 0711
www.acaffeitalia.com
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A quaint
old-world style Italian restaurant located on the sound
in downtown Fort Walton Beach just across the bridge
from Okaloosa Island. A family-owned restaurant serving
the finest homemade Italian Continental cuisine. A full
service bar is available. Dine inside or on the
waterfront patio. Private dock. Available for weddings
& private parties. |
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Caffe Italia
Europe on the
Sound
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