Panama City Beach promotes January visits for relaxation, fitness, and dining

Dan Rowe, President & CEO at Visit Panama City Beach
Dan Rowe, President & CEO at Visit Panama City Beach - Official Website
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Dan Rowe, President & CEO at Visit Panama City Beach
Dan Rowe, President & CEO at Visit Panama City Beach - Official Website

Panama City Beach is promoting itself as a winter destination, highlighting the benefits of visiting in January. According to local officials, the area offers a quieter atmosphere during this time of year, with fewer crowds and cooler weather. The city features 27 miles of beaches and opportunities for visitors seeking relaxation or new experiences.

Restaurants such as Runaway Island and Sharky’s provide seafood with views of the Gulf, while Schooner’s offers a sunset cannon experience. For those looking for fine dining, Firefly and Saltwater Grill are recommended options.

Visitors can also take advantage of local spas like Serenity Spa at Sheraton PCB Golf & Spa Resort and Sugar Bliss Spa for relaxation. Fitness enthusiasts have access to beach yoga sessions through Studio by the Sea, as well as activities like kayaking, paddleboarding, and biking.

The city encourages travelers to consider Panama City Beach for their New Year’s resolutions, emphasizing its variety of recreational activities and dining options available throughout January.



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