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Spring Break at Panama City Beach

Tue 16 Mar

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A spring break day on the sand, on a road we already drive every week.

Where
Panama City Beach, Panama City Beach
Leaves
9:00 AM
Heads back
6:00 PM
Drive
1h 45m each way
Runs at
4 of 9 seats

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The beach

What it looks like

A short film from Visit Panama City Beach, the city's visitor bureau.

The trip

A day on the sand. Nobody hunts for parking.

Spring break fills Panama City Beach. By the city's own account, the crowds arrive in early March and stay into early April. The sand is a little under two hours down the road from Tallahassee, close enough for a day there and back.

It is also a day when parking is the hard part. The visitor bureau warns that cars parked illegally or blocking traffic get ticketed or towed. So we drive it. The van drops you at the beach in the morning and picks you up in the evening, and the only thing you carry is your towel.

0 of 9 seats booked. 4 more seats and the van runs.

A seat is $40.00. Pay now, and if the van does not fill, every cent comes back. It leaves in 137 days.

Right now

The beach, as it is today

The visitor bureau runs live cameras on the beach, and its Instagram and TikTok are the best look at the sand and the water between now and the day.

Before you go

Buy the ride here. The beach is free.

Panama City Beach is a public beach. There is no ticket and nothing to buy to walk onto the sand. What we sell is the ride: from Tallahassee to the beach, and home the same day.

March has its own rules. Alcohol is not allowed on the sandy beach for the whole month, at any time of day. In the peak spring break weeks the city adds more, including a curfew for unaccompanied minors in some areas. The visitor bureau keeps the full list in one place. Read it before you pack.

Watch the flags. Two red flags mean the water is closed to the public, and ignoring an order to come out can mean a fine. The visitor bureau sends flag changes by text if you sign up on its safety page.

Follow it

The beach online

The day

How it goes

Getting on. Be at your pickup place a few minutes early. The van leaves on time and does not come back for a second run.

Your pickup place. You tell us where at checkout, anywhere within 15 miles of Tallahassee, and the van comes to you.

At the beach. You are dropped at Panama City Beach, and the day is yours. Bring water, sunscreen and something for shade, and check the flag before you go in.

Coming home. The van is at the same spot at the time on your booking. Put that time in your phone when you get off.