Pensacola Beach is an unincorporated community located on Santa Rosa Island, a barrier island in Escambia County, Florida, U.S. It's placed south of Pensacola, linked through bridges spanning to the Fairpoint Peninsula then to the island, on the Gulf of Mexico. As of the 2000 census, the community had a total population of 2,738.

Pensacola Beach occupies land bound by a 1947 deed from the U.S. Department of Interior that is administrated in the public interest by the county or leased, but never "disposed"; it is businesses and residents are thus long-term leaseholders and not property owners.

Pensacola Beach Florida waits for meeting all of your vacation expectations. No matter where you stay, a hotel, motel, bed & breakfast, campground or condominium, you are sure to find the perfect accommodations.

Whether you are seeking activities like, charter boat fishing, sailing, golfing or parasailing, cycling, jogging, and walking on the beach before the sunrise and taking pictures of the sunrise, Pensacola Beach Florida area has a lot to offer.

Beaches consist of Casino Beach, the geographic core of Pensacola Beach, where many gather for swimming and fun, and Quietwater Beach near the commercial core of the beach, and many un-crowded areas where only a few congregate to unwind.

Perhaps you would wish to dropping by the several stores, boutiques, galleries and specially shops for your shopping. For family time, there are amusement parks, miniature golf and water parks to round out your daily itinerary. Our most sought after attraction, fresh local seafood, is available at our one of kind restaurants.

If you want to look a place for families to picnic and let the children play in the water without having to worry about them, being carried away by the surf. You can stay in Quietwater Beach. It is located just past the Bob Sikes Bridge toll booth on the left side of the street.

You can always visit casino beach, the most populated beach area in the town of Pensacola Beach. Casino Beach is also home to the gulf coast's longest pier, which is 1,471-foot long. You can either go fishing on the pier, or just watch for dolphins, stingrays, or other sea life. There is also snack and refreshments for sale at the pier entrance. The pier is also a great place to watch the surf on stormy days

If you want to go to camp you can always visit Fort Pickens, it has Campground Loop A is now open and is available on a first-come-first-serve basis. The cost for a camp site is $10.00 per night with a 50% discount for Golden Age/Interagency Senior and Golden access/Interagency Access Pass holders.

Pensacola Beach doesn't only offer beach but also offers an array of shopping, lodging, restaurants, bars and entertainment - all with minimum travel, traffic and cost.