
Pensacola
Relax, unwind, and explore!
Forty miles of sugar sand beaches and clear turquoise waters are just the beginning of your holiday experience when you visit Northwest Florida’s Pensacola. Discover nearly 500 years of history, unique shopping, and luxurious places to stay when you plan a trip. This diverse and dynamic holiday hotspot is built on the back of a range of unique districts & neighbourhoods. Most people flock to Perdido Key or Pensacola Beach’s sugar-white shores or to downtown’s vibrant walkable streets but other neighbours include uptown Pensacola, home to Pensacola International Airport and the Belmont-DeVilliers district, once known as the Harlem of the South and rich with multi-cultural history; there really is so much to explore on a visit to Pensacola
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Getting There
Pensacola International Airport is your gateway to the Gulf Coast and Pensacola Bay Area. The airport is conveniently located 15 miles from Pensacola Beach and six miles from downtown. Pensacola also sits on Interstate 10, only 3 hours from New Orleans for easy access to neighbouring states. There are non-stop flights to Pensacola from 15+ USA cities with American, Delta, Frontier, Southwest, Spirit, and United Airlines and Silver Airways. Flights with Delta via Atlanta and Jet Blue via New York make flying from the UK to Pensacola a breeze.

Beach Life
Find two multi-award-winning beaches along Pensacola’s coastline. Pensacola Beach’s sugar-white sands, crystal-clear waters and range of hotels and restaurants are a favourite with beach lovers, water sport lovers and foodies. Perdido Key is a peaceful sanctuary with white-sand dunes, calm Gulf waters to its south, and wetlands, estuaries, and wildlife to the north. Both beaches are home to the USA’s longest federally-protected seashore - Gulf Islands National Seashore – where solitude, relaxation, unobstructed views, and access to the Gulf are just a short hike, bike ride, or kayak trip away.

Old Town
Discover America’s First Settlement in Downtown Pensacola, where over 450 years of history come to life. Follow the free three-mile trail with QR codes guiding you to 70 fascinating spots, from historic homes and re-enactments at Historic Pensacola to local shops, cosy cafés, and lively bars along Palafox Street. It’s full of charm, rich in heritage, and totally unique – no chain restaurants, just real local flavour, must-visit for history lovers, culture seekers, foodies, and curious explorers alike – all just steps from the Old Town, where solitude, relaxation, unobstructed views, and access to the Gulf.

Culinary
Make your holiday memorable – and tasteful!
From food trucks, pub fare, and down-home casual eateries to white-tablecloth high-end establishments; food is at the heart of Pensacola. Fresh seafood is a must in Pensacola and with the miles of shoreline that won’t be a surprise. One of the best things about the seafood is that no matter what kind of dining experience you are looking for – from flip flop to Fine Dining – you will find it here. Enjoy a high-end experience with fresh gulf coast seafood, Blue Angel chips or Oysters plus a new menu feature daily at The Grand Marlin. Drink a Pensacola favourite, The Bushwacker, at Flora Bama the famous establishment which borders Florida and Alabama or take time exploring The Garden located in downtown at Palafox and Main – a food truck hall with a wide range of dishes and menus available. For that sweet treat - explore the city’s top-rated bakeries and desserts shops for sweet treats including J’s Bakery and Café and Nothing Bundt Cakes.

Family Fun
Tackle Goof Golf Pensacola’s twists, turns, ramps, windmills, and 20-ft tall golfing T-Rex. Whizz down Splash City Waterpark’s thrilling Flash Flood and Shark Attack tube slides. Rally the crew and fly high with wall-to-wall aerial action at Sky Zone Pensacola. Experience Laguna’s Beach Bar and Grill’s zip rail, go-
karts, ropes course, splash pad, and clip n’ climb structures. Show off your moves at Blake Doyle Skatepark. Work together to solve the puzzles to find your way out of Escape LOL.

Festival and Culture
Pensacola boasts a rich culture and festival scene. Downtown’s historic core is the place to watch a show at Saenger Theatre; catch a live performance at Pensacola Opera and Pensacola Symphony Orchestra; admire the beauty of dance at Ballet Pensacola; gaze at the exhibits at Pensacola Museum of Art; and snap a selfie with the ‘Back to the Blocks’ and ‘Wish You Were Here’ murals. Award-winning festivals fill the calendar; from the famous Mardi Gras in February, the Pensacola JazzFest, April, the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival, and Pensacola Seafood Festival in September to the Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival in November.

Things To Do
Awaken the adventurer in you with Pensacola Bay’s scuba diving, kayaking, paddling, sailing, and canoeing on the Gulf. Try jet-skiing on the Ole River; off-road mountain biking along Muscogee bike trails; and go-karting at Fast Eddies SuperCart Speedway. Catch a Minor League Baseball game at Blue Wahoos Stadium or hit the fairways of Lost Key Golf Club and Marcus Pointe Golf Club. Step back in time at Gulf Islands National Seashore’s Fort Pickens and Fort Barrancas. Pensacola is home to the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels – with major shows happening twice a year.
What is the currency used here?
Pensacola uses the the us dollar as its currency.
What is there to do in Pensacola?
- Visit Pensacola beach. This amazing spot is perfect for everyone to go when visiting Pensacola. This beach and boardwalk has something from everyone. Things such as shops, nightclubs and restaurants can be found here. This beach makes a perfect place to visit for a fun filled day.
- Learn at Fort Barrancas. This historic landmark is a great spot to visit for history lovers are those willing to learn some American history. Tours are also given here to show you around this amazing piece of history. There’s even a drawbridge you can walk over.
- Explore Palafox Street. This street is the main attraction for Pensacola. From this street you visit many of the shops and place to eat that Pensacola offers. Places such as galleries, coffeeshops, markets and high-end boutiques can be found throughout. This street is a must visit for those wanting to experience everything Pensacola has to other.
- Experience Pensacola Museum of Art. This amazing spot to experience art is also art itself. The old architecture of the building is great to look at. When inside you can see many paintings and sculptures that have come from around the world. This museum offers both fun and learning opportunities for the whole family.
When is the best time of the year to visit?
The best time of year to visit Pensacola is during the spring months. This is the best time to visit as the attractions will be less crowed which will let you take your time and experience everything this spot has to offer. The weather will also be warmer making this a good spot to get out of the winter cold early.

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