MAJESTICA BEACH OF SEAGROVE
OUR BEACH
Majestica Beach is beautiful, clean, and safe because of the efforts of our
community and the surrounding communities. Seagrove Beach has earned the
designation of a "Blue Wave Beach". This means it upholds responsible beach
management practices to assure water quality, habitat conservation, public
information/education and erosion management. Guests are asked to do their part
to keep the beaches clean and safe. Here are some things to know:
All of the above mentioned items are enforced by the Walton County Officials and
are intended to keep our beaches safe and healthy.
OUR BEACH COMMUNITY
Only family rental are permitted in our properties. We don't rent to groups of teens, spring breakers
without parental supervision (rule of thumb - 1 adult for each 2 persons under 25), and any group that
would cause our environment to be non family friendly. Our goal is to have a place that families will
continue to visit year after year.
No pets in the community or in any of the houses. Only owners may bring their pets.
No smoking in any of the homes. Guests may smoke outside, but are responsible for cleaning up and
removal of butts, ashtrays, etc.
Parking is prohibited in the streets. Please pull vehicles forward in parking pad to allow another
vehicle to park behind first vehicle. Maximum four vehicles per house.
Oil Spill Updates for our Guests
Thank you for renting Sundancer for your beach vacation. We appreciate your choice and we try to do
everything we can to keep the beach house clean, well appointed, and comfortable for your enjoyment.
Because of concerns regarding the recent BP oil spill, I will be updating this page with information from
the area as I receive it. I will be checking with Seagrove locals daily until this has been resolved. To
Ann, Gina, Chris, Kelley, Virginia, Paul, Jerry, Angela, David and any other guest, Thanks for your
patience and loyalty! Please feel free to contact me with any concerns. This link shows the latest
from Walton County
Daily Update from the Tourist Development Council I spoke to Residents in the area this
morning, and small amounts of tar balls have reached our beaches. A crew of 80 is employed for
cleanup, starting in Grayton Beach.
Our most effective and correct report on the spill is from NOAA. If you go to www.visitflorida.com,
there are no beach closings and the waters are still open for fishing. The newest web site and map
provided by NOAA is located on this link
Click here
Also, From Resortquest
Click on Beaches of South Walton pictures
Happy Vacationing!
Deb and Bob Schultz
6/23/2010 3:20 pm
webmaster - Deb Schultz
OUR BEACH
Majestica Beach is beautiful, clean, and safe because of the efforts of our
community and the surrounding communities. Seagrove Beach has earned the
designation of a "Blue Wave Beach". This means it upholds responsible beach
management practices to assure water quality, habitat conservation, public
information/education and erosion management. Guests are asked to do their part
to keep the beaches clean and safe. Here are some things to know:
- No Pets on the beach. The only pets allowed on the beach are those owned
by permanent residents, with permits, during certain hours. - No Glass on the beach
- No fires on the beach
- No tents or canopies on the beach (chairs & umbrellas are provided free)
- Any items left on the beach overnight will be considered abandoned and will
be discarded. - No littering of beach
- Keep off the dunes
All of the above mentioned items are enforced by the Walton County Officials and
are intended to keep our beaches safe and healthy.
OUR BEACH COMMUNITY
Only family rental are permitted in our properties. We don't rent to groups of teens, spring breakers
without parental supervision (rule of thumb - 1 adult for each 2 persons under 25), and any group that
would cause our environment to be non family friendly. Our goal is to have a place that families will
continue to visit year after year.
No pets in the community or in any of the houses. Only owners may bring their pets.
No smoking in any of the homes. Guests may smoke outside, but are responsible for cleaning up and
removal of butts, ashtrays, etc.
Parking is prohibited in the streets. Please pull vehicles forward in parking pad to allow another
vehicle to park behind first vehicle. Maximum four vehicles per house.
Oil Spill Updates for our Guests
Thank you for renting Sundancer for your beach vacation. We appreciate your choice and we try to do
everything we can to keep the beach house clean, well appointed, and comfortable for your enjoyment.
Because of concerns regarding the recent BP oil spill, I will be updating this page with information from
the area as I receive it. I will be checking with Seagrove locals daily until this has been resolved. To
Ann, Gina, Chris, Kelley, Virginia, Paul, Jerry, Angela, David and any other guest, Thanks for your
patience and loyalty! Please feel free to contact me with any concerns. This link shows the latest
from Walton County
Daily Update from the Tourist Development Council I spoke to Residents in the area this
morning, and small amounts of tar balls have reached our beaches. A crew of 80 is employed for
cleanup, starting in Grayton Beach.
Our most effective and correct report on the spill is from NOAA. If you go to www.visitflorida.com,
there are no beach closings and the waters are still open for fishing. The newest web site and map
provided by NOAA is located on this link
Click here
Also, From Resortquest
Click on Beaches of South Walton pictures
Happy Vacationing!
Deb and Bob Schultz
6/23/2010 3:20 pm
webmaster - Deb Schultz
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