The Sweet Shops of South Walton!

Our first South Walton sweet shop stop is Seagrove, Florida. It’s one of sixteen charming beach towns that call highway 30A home. Seagrove Beach is a relaxed town full of lush oak trees and sugar-white sand beaches along with casual cafes throughout the neighborhood. On a sunny day in Seagrove Beach you must stop at Pop Stop Popsicle Shop. banana-split-dishesWith over 70 different varieties all hand-crafted with natural ingredients, you’re sure to find the flavor that fits you! On the east side of Seagrove Beach you’ll find the famous Sugar Shak of Rosemary Beach.100316-rosemary-035 Indulge in old time favorites such as ice cream and candy. Try new and trendy health conscious options like Bubble Tea and Sugar Berries. The Sugar Shak is sure to cure your craving for sweets on the beach! 

On the west side of Seagrove Beach sits the whimsical town of Seaside and Dawson’s Yogurt and Fudge Works! For 20 years Dawson’s has been serving the finest in fudge and fruitiest of smoothies. Not to mention their specially formulated frozen yogurt including my all-time favorite sugar-free Kahlua! Take a stroll through Seaside and you can’t miss the giant triple-scoop ice cream cone of Heavenly Shortcakes and Ice Cream.Dawsons A variety of ice cream flavors, tasty gelatos and heavenly shortcakes waiting for you right around the corner in Seaside. 

Our last stop and a short walk or bike ride away sits the refreshing resort of WaterColor on 30A. If you have a sweet tooth than the Candy Bar store has exactly what you’re looking for. From unique one-of-a-kind candies you just have to try to all-time favorites like cotton candy, giant lollipops and homemade waffle cones that keep you coming back for more, The Candy Bar has it! Add a calendar full of candy events such as Name That Candy Quiz, Brain Freeze Madness and Marshmallow Catapult Contest to make the Candy Bar at WaterColor a must stop sweet tooth shop! 

There is nothing like a cold sweet treat on a hot summer day. Satisfy your sweet tooth on the beaches of 30A!

Published on Tuesday, June 23, 2015