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From Atlanta:
Take I-85 South to I-185
South to Columbus, GA.
At edge of Columbus, take 80
West towards Phoenix City.
When you cross bridge into
Phoenix City, you are looking for Route 431 South to Dothan, AL.
Route 431 runs into Dothan, take a
left turn in Dothan that is the 431/231 Beltway around town.
Try not to go through town.
If you do, it will end up at the same place.
In Dothan, pick up Route 231
South.
Route 231 runs into
I-10. Take I-10 West towards Pensacola.
Take I-10 West to the
DeFuniak Springs exit or Route 331.
Take Route 331 South to Route 98,
(dead end).
At Route 98 go west
(right). This will take you through Sandestin and past the Silver Sands
Outlet Mall.
Go approximately 1
mile to Holiday Road. You will see a Tom Thumb on the right. Take a
left at this light.
You will go approximately
1/2 mile where Holiday Road dead ends into Old Highway 98.
Take a right on to Old Highway 98.
Go past Pompano Joe's and
start looking for Emerald Shores on the right. It is about .5 miles.
You will turn in at Leeward Key. The gate for Emerald Shores is at the
back of Leeward Key parking lot. Use you code to get in and go straight
back until you see Onyx Cove on the left. Summer Retreat is at the end of the cul-de-sac.
From Other:
Take I-10 to Route 85
South to Route 20 in Niceville, FL.
Take Route 20 to Toll 293
(White Pointe Road).
Toll 293 will take you over The Mid
Bay Bridge. Once you have crossed the bridge, you will come out at
Highway 98.
Make a left (east) on
Highway 98.
Go approximately 3 miles to
Holiday Road. You will see a Tom Thumb on the left. Take a right at
this light.
You will go approximately
1/2 mile where Holiday Road dead ends into Old Highway 98.
Take a right on to Old Highway 98.
Go past Pompano Joe's and
start looking for Emerald Shores on the right. It is about .5 miles.
You will turn in at Leeward Key. The gate for Emerald Shores is at the
back of Leeward Key parking lot. Use you code to get in and go straight
back until you see Onyx Cove on the left. Summer Retreat is at the end of the cul-de-sac.
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