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Cape San Blas is an ideal drive-to beach destination on the Florida Panhandle, especially for travelers from Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. Most visitors choose to drive, but if you prefer flying, you can land at Panama City’s ECP Airport, rent a car, and enjoy a scenic hour-long ride to the unspoiled beaches of the Gulf of Mexico

Where Is Cape San Blas?
Cape San Blas is located on the Gulf Coast of Florida's Panhandle, in Gulf County, between St. Joseph Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. It's about an hour southeast of Panama City Beach and just over two hours from Tallahassee, making it a peaceful escape that’s still easily accessible.
 
Just a short drive west of Cape San Blas, you’ll find Indian Pass—a quiet, scenic stretch of coastline known for its natural beauty, pet-friendly beaches, and access to St. Vincent Island. Both Cape San Blas and Indian Pass offer an authentic Old Florida feel, perfect for those seeking unspoiled beaches, fewer crowds, and a slower pace.
 
Nearby towns like Port St. Joe and Apalachicola add to the charm with local shops, fresh seafood, and coastal culture.

Driving to Cape San Blas

Cape San Blas and Indian Pass are nestled off Scenic Highway 30A in Gulf County, with easy access from Port St. Joe and Apalachicola. Whether you're road-tripping from Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, or another part of Florida, getting here is simple:

Follow signage for County Road 30A, which winds through some of the most beautiful stretches of the Florida Panhandle.

Whether you're flying in or hitting the road, your journey to the unspoiled beaches of Cape San Blas and Indian Pass will be part of the adventure.

Flying to Cape San Blas

While most visitors drive, there are three airports near Cape San Blas if you prefer to fly:

Once you land, renting a car is the easiest way to reach Cape San Blas and Indian Pass and explore everything the Gulf County coastline has to offer. The drive is scenic, peaceful, and a great start to your Florida beach getaway.