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Award-Winning Beaches and the Charm of Island Living

St. George Island, Florida

Stretching along Florida's Forgotten Coast, St. George Island is a beloved barrier island destination known for its award-winning white-sand beaches, pet-friendly shoreline and relaxed coastal atmosphere. Visitors return year after year for its natural beauty, welcoming character and the simple pleasures of life by the water.

At the heart of the island, a small commercial center offers locally owned restaurants, beach shops and gathering places, with the historic Cape St. George Lighthouse serving as its crown jewel. Beyond the village center, miles of beautiful beaches invite swimming, shelling and long walks along the shore, while the surrounding Gulf and bay waters offer exceptional boating, fishing and kayaking. Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park preserves a remarkable stretch of undeveloped coastline.

From Gulf-front beach homes and bayfront retreats to vacation rental properties and established residential neighborhoods, St. George Island offers opportunities for both memorable getaways and year-round coastal living.

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Quick Facts About St. George Island, Florida

Population

972

Geography

Barrier Island

County

Franklin

Zip Code

32328

Known For

Award-Winning Beaches

St. George Island, FL Properties

Between the Gulf and the Bay

St. George Island is a barrier island located off the coast of Franklin County in Northwest Florida, bordered by the Gulf to the south and Apalachicola Bay to the north.

Accessible by the St. George Island Bridge from Eastpoint, the island is approximately 15 miles from historic downtown Apalachicola, providing convenient access to mainland shopping, dining and services.

Stretching approximately 28 miles from end to end, St. George Island includes its central beach community, established residential neighborhoods, the private St. George Plantation community and the protected natural landscapes of St. George Island State Park.