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You all probably dont care but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Jude Jon thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Andrew, you´re an awesome person! We have friends in Navarre and we´ll be there to visit agin next week. We´ll definitely check out some of the things we haven´t seen yet, like Tommy´s! Thanks a lot!
My first stay at Navarre Beach 3 yrs ago was amazing, not my first time on the gulf coast but it definitely made me want to start looking at moving down (from Missouri). The attractions were wonderful and the people there were even better. Would love to learn more about moving down in that area.
I know right? I started going to the Panhandle to visit Pensacola and love Pcola, however, during my travels I went through Navarre and absolutely felt a certain way there. I can't explain it but Navarre caught my heart for sure! I've been coming to Navarre now for the 8 years and have been thinking of moving down away from my home in Lexington KY.
Tommy’s sno balls is my absolute favorite!! 100% recommend! I live in Arkansas and that is surprisingly one of my favorite things about going on vacation to Navarre!
It's on our list to reshoot, part of it was for exactly what you're seeing. We are fully transparent here and I would prefer people see all sides of the area, not just the best side of each town. Think of it less like a promo video and more like an honest look at each area in all it's glory, good and bad. I honestly do appreciate the feedback though, every opinion helps us shape how we should move forward!
My comment is a little late lol but I'm moving there in the next year and am happy to see what I have to look forward to. I myself fear the hurricanes and will be having a hurricane fund set up to leave town in advance but I hope to develop some desire to stick around for the smaller ones. But it is nice to see what we would be coming back to each time :-)
@@amyd1301 just saw this, for some reason UA-cam didn't notify me! Yes hurricanes can be a bit nerving but all on all, they are kind of fun, it's amazing what mother nature does, so long as that doesn't include destroying things!
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast We were there right after the hurricane, and it was still the best vacation one could have. This is by far the best beach we have visited. We are going again in a week, and this will be our 4th visit there.
I visited Navarre Beach in the year 2000. I remember walking into the water over my knees and I noticed cheerio shaped sand with a hole in the center. I didn't know if a clam or just what was under the water. It sort of bothered me as I didn't want to step on the wrong thing and injure my foot. Otherwise, it was a very beautiful beach. The best white sand that I've ever seen. Wonderful people on the island. The lady at the Tom Thumb was cool and told me what drinks that I could take out on the beach (no glass). I had Mahi Mahi at one of the restaurants where they were playing volleyball outdoors. What a place! Unforgettable!
Yes, same here! I've only been there a handful of times since I don't have kids and I am more of a savory vs sweet sort of person but they do a great job the few times I have been there. Plus they are sort of a staple in Navarre I feel! - Andrew
i got their every summer to see my dad and i love when i go to the beach with my cousins bc then they stop their every time, my favorite is tigers blood snd green apple
The Welcome Center playground looked like the opening scene of Terminator - and why highlight the splash pad when it's dry and covered in leaves?? Nice effort I suppose, but not sure you did Navarre any good.
Thanks for the comment Von. We almost neglected putting this out on the channel since Hurricane Sally had just come through but ultimately decided that showcasing off the ALL the good AND the bad when it comes to this area was what we were going to do. I don't think painting the perfect picture that this area is without it's downfalls is appropriate for people thinking of moving to this area - it wouldn't sit on my conscious very well if someone made a life changing decision to move here and they didn't have a full picture of the good, bad and the ugly we can see from time to time. BUT that being said, we do plan to shoot a similar video soon to show what it looks like after everything is cleaned up, especially now since they revamped that entire area you are mentioning.
@@joerogantruff2089 we have been seeing it more and more, I have been telling people for years that in the next decade, Navarre will be the next Destin. Great for homeowners there though, they are appreciating faster than the rest of our market
Thank you so much for this video. We've been visiting Okaloosa Island for the past 6 consecutive years but condo rent will be ridiculously high next year, so we're going to Navarre instead. We like the less crowded area of Okaloosa Island, but traffic still gets pretty bad at Ft. Walton. How is traffic at Navarre around 2nd week of August?
Oh and one more thing, the splash pad in the main Navarre Park was redone and it is pretty nice. We've been meaning to get out there and get some video for an update video because when we went there it was not looking great because of hurricane had just come through. Anyway I'm glad the video was helpful!
Great question, I have never rented equipment personally but the pier does offer everything you need to include a one day (or seasonal) fishing pass, 8 dollars for adults, and a rod is 25 for a large rod or 20 dollars for a short rod. They also have bait and tackle, snacks, drinks etc
When we shot this video it was right after a hurricane and the waters hadn't called down yet. It is generally really calm in the sound (the water in front of jaunas is called the sound). So yes, it's normally really smooth and less choppy.
Hey @vkhiev if you are a Fl resident than you would not need a License if you are fishing from a structure fixed on land, like a pier, bridge, dock, jetty, etc (not a boat). If you are not a Fl Resident you would still need to get a valid pier saltwater fishing license as I understand it.
so you wouldn’t need a license to fish if you are a fl resident but what if your a teenager going to visit her grandparents in navarre, would i need a license to fish with my grandma?
The way I am understanding it, yes you would, unless you are under 18 than there might be options - myfwc.com/fishing/ has some great tools that might help if you are specific about the situation.
Hi Andrew great video and very helpful! My girlfriend and I are considering visiting Navarre from May 1st thru May 7th or 8th. It will be her 50th so this is a big deal. How is the weather in Navarre during that time of year? Is it warm enough to get sun and swim in the ocean? Thanks!
In May the weather should be nice and warm, the sweet spot actually generally around 73 to 88 degrees, it's humid heat so depending on where you are coming from it might feel more muggy than you are eused to 🙂
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Thanks for the reply. We would be coming in from Southern California, so yes it would feel more muggy but that's what we want. Muggy makes us want to go swimming. And I would imagine the water should be warm enough too around that time?
Yes generally for me personally and this is all personal of course I don't generally like to get in the water until the outside temperature is at least 80 I could bear to get in it when it's around 75 but I don't enjoy it it feels too cold to enjoy. But around that 80 and up is where I like it both for the ocean and my pool.
Possibly looking to relocate in Navarre. I probably will have to start at an apartment complex for about a year then buy something. I want to get to know my way around first. Are there apartment complexes for rent? I came across the Sounds of Navarre...any thoughts or suggestions??
Yes there are a few that I know of, Sounds of Navarre, the Cayo Grande is right off 98 - had one of my personal trainers lived there, she really liked it, The Reserve (I don't know much about The Reserve), and Greystone summit are the ones I can think of off the top of my head
You can check out apartments.com, or I'm sure there are other sites, that should help when it comes to who to contact and such. They should have floorplans and be able to give a good idea. I hope you enjoy it here as much as we do!
I go there because there is nothing to do but enjoy the beach and relax. Destin and Fort Walton beach are fun, but I like just being there on the beach
Really?? I rarely hear people saying it sucks here, anything in particular that you hate about it? I'm curious, it may help for our next "things that you may hate about our area" video.
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You all probably dont care but does any of you know of a way to get back into an instagram account..?
I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me
@Drew Ernest instablaster :)
@Jude Jon thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im trying it out now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Jude Jon it worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass :D
@Drew Ernest glad I could help =)
Andrew, you´re an awesome person!
We have friends in Navarre and we´ll be there to visit agin next week. We´ll definitely check out some of the things we haven´t seen yet, like Tommy´s!
Thanks a lot!
@@Nidajo thank you so much! I hope y'all have an amazing time out here!
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My first stay at Navarre Beach 3 yrs ago was amazing, not my first time on the gulf coast but it definitely made me want to start looking at moving down (from Missouri). The attractions were wonderful and the people there were even better. Would love to learn more about moving down in that area.
Well stick around, that's what we do! We love the area also
I know right? I started going to the Panhandle to visit Pensacola and love Pcola, however, during my travels I went through Navarre and absolutely felt a certain way there. I can't explain it but Navarre caught my heart for sure! I've been coming to Navarre now for the 8 years and have been thinking of moving down away from my home in Lexington KY.
Tommy’s sno balls is my absolute favorite!! 100% recommend! I live in Arkansas and that is surprisingly one of my favorite things about going on vacation to Navarre!
Yes Tommy's is great! I am glad they are making "waves" all the way out to Arkansas!
Navarre is awesome and beautiful. Been there multiple times
We can't agree more. Where did you stay while you were here?
I have a really good friend who lives in Mary Esther so I stay there when I visit.
@@Saltysherp oh cool!
Ive been an Okie for the last 40 years and my girlfriend and I are getting ready to move to Navarre and I cant wait.
That's awesome Dave!! If we can be of any help let us know! I am confident you will love it here 🙂
Going the fee in August. Wanted a glimpse of what I'm ahead of! Thank you!
Awesome! I hope you have a blast here!
That was super helpful! Thank you!
Of course Alexa, thanks for watching and supporting!
I live in Navarre:)
Me too
That’s cool I’m in Navarre right now for vacay for a week so if you see this I’m here
When we went 2 years ago it was small now big
I’m coming this Feb 23 what is there to do
Need to remake this when it actually resembles what Navarre normally looks like. Why shoot a promo for a place right after a hurricane..... Lol
It's on our list to reshoot, part of it was for exactly what you're seeing. We are fully transparent here and I would prefer people see all sides of the area, not just the best side of each town. Think of it less like a promo video and more like an honest look at each area in all it's glory, good and bad. I honestly do appreciate the feedback though, every opinion helps us shape how we should move forward!
My comment is a little late lol but I'm moving there in the next year and am happy to see what I have to look forward to. I myself fear the hurricanes and will be having a hurricane fund set up to leave town in advance but I hope to develop some desire to stick around for the smaller ones. But it is nice to see what we would be coming back to each time :-)
@@amyd1301 just saw this, for some reason UA-cam didn't notify me! Yes hurricanes can be a bit nerving but all on all, they are kind of fun, it's amazing what mother nature does, so long as that doesn't include destroying things!
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast We were there right after the hurricane, and it was still the best vacation one could have. This is by far the best beach we have visited. We are going again in a week, and this will be our 4th visit there.
@@karlnaglitch5087 That's awesome, and I agree wholeheartedly that we have the best beaches.
Hi my name is Andrew too!
Samesies!
I visited Navarre Beach in the year 2000. I remember walking into the water over my knees and I noticed cheerio shaped sand with a hole in the center. I didn't know if a clam or just what was under the water. It sort of bothered me as I didn't want to step on the wrong thing and injure my foot. Otherwise, it was a very beautiful beach. The best white sand that I've ever seen. Wonderful people on the island. The lady at the Tom Thumb was cool and told me what drinks that I could take out on the beach (no glass). I had Mahi Mahi at one of the restaurants where they were playing volleyball outdoors. What a place! Unforgettable!
i love tommy’s snowballs
Yes, same here! I've only been there a handful of times since I don't have kids and I am more of a savory vs sweet sort of person but they do a great job the few times I have been there. Plus they are sort of a staple in Navarre I feel! - Andrew
i got their every summer to see my dad and i love when i go to the beach with my cousins bc then they stop their every time, my favorite is tigers blood snd green apple
@@braylee3108 that's awesome! Tigers blood sounds....interesting 🙃
I was there when Sally hit and saw all that destruction. Sad we couldn't experience it all but I'm coming back in two weeks!
Yikes, not the best time to visiting, glad you are headed back to enjoy it, weather is finally nice!
I live there ;-;
The Welcome Center playground looked like the opening scene of Terminator - and why highlight the splash pad when it's dry and covered in leaves?? Nice effort I suppose, but not sure you did Navarre any good.
Thanks for the comment Von. We almost neglected putting this out on the channel since Hurricane Sally had just come through but ultimately decided that showcasing off the ALL the good AND the bad when it comes to this area was what we were going to do. I don't think painting the perfect picture that this area is without it's downfalls is appropriate for people thinking of moving to this area - it wouldn't sit on my conscious very well if someone made a life changing decision to move here and they didn't have a full picture of the good, bad and the ugly we can see from time to time. BUT that being said, we do plan to shoot a similar video soon to show what it looks like after everything is cleaned up, especially now since they revamped that entire area you are mentioning.
Lol tourists say it’s fun, but it’s not so fun when you live here. You get tired of the beach after awhile.
in 2021 it was back to back traffic and tons of tourist.
You must have visited during season ☺️
Yep, it was the first of June. Beautiful place but I'm afraid we lost our little secluded Navarre.
@@joerogantruff2089 we have been seeing it more and more, I have been telling people for years that in the next decade, Navarre will be the next Destin. Great for homeowners there though, they are appreciating faster than the rest of our market
Thank you so much for this video. We've been visiting Okaloosa Island for the past 6 consecutive years but condo rent will be ridiculously high next year, so we're going to Navarre instead. We like the less crowded area of Okaloosa Island, but traffic still gets pretty bad at Ft. Walton. How is traffic at Navarre around 2nd week of August?
Mid-august it's actually not too bad, our schools start here the first week of August, and by then a lot of the tourism has slowed down a little bit.
Oh and one more thing, the splash pad in the main Navarre Park was redone and it is pretty nice. We've been meaning to get out there and get some video for an update video because when we went there it was not looking great because of hurricane had just come through. Anyway I'm glad the video was helpful!
Can you rent fishing equipment on the pier to go fishing? If not, is there somewhere else to rent fishing equipment?
Great question, I have never rented equipment personally but the pier does offer everything you need to include a one day (or seasonal) fishing pass, 8 dollars for adults, and a rod is 25 for a large rod or 20 dollars for a short rod. They also have bait and tackle, snacks, drinks etc
navvare is where my fam has a condo and our fav thing is the artificail reef!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That reef is pretty cool! Next time one of us goes out that way I'll need to get a waterproof case for the GoPro and toss a video up about it!
Where is the reef located?
We saw a shark on Mother’s Day off the dock
Very cool! How big was it?
I think it was 14” ft.
Also they were hammer heads they were at crab island 2 or 3 days before there were 4 at crab island they broke off the other 2 and came here.🦈
@@lilybaird7716 That's awesome.
Thank you I have never been noticed before could you mention the sharks in a video please
Is it always that rough in front of Juana's? Or is their a chance the water smoothes sometimes and the kids can swim?
When we shot this video it was right after a hurricane and the waters hadn't called down yet. It is generally really calm in the sound (the water in front of jaunas is called the sound). So yes, it's normally really smooth and less choppy.
They are taking out the big pound
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I've always been told never need fishing license when fishing on the peer
Hey @vkhiev if you are a Fl resident than you would not need a License if you are fishing from a structure fixed on land, like a pier, bridge, dock, jetty, etc (not a boat). If you are not a Fl Resident you would still need to get a valid pier saltwater fishing license as I understand it.
Wondering if the Navarre beaches are free?
To visit? Yes they are free, no parking, no tolls, nothing 😆
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Wonderful! Thank you!
@@RG-hf4et of course! If any other questions pop up, you know where to find us! 😉
Yes, as a resident of navarre they are free and btw that water park is now torn down and alot better now!
so you wouldn’t need a license to fish if you are a fl resident but what if your a teenager going to visit her grandparents in navarre, would i need a license to fish with my grandma?
The way I am understanding it, yes you would, unless you are under 18 than there might be options - myfwc.com/fishing/ has some great tools that might help if you are specific about the situation.
Hi Andrew great video and very helpful! My girlfriend and I are considering visiting Navarre from May 1st thru May 7th or 8th. It will be her 50th so this is a big deal. How is the weather in Navarre during that time of year? Is it warm enough to get sun and swim in the ocean? Thanks!
In May the weather should be nice and warm, the sweet spot actually generally around 73 to 88 degrees, it's humid heat so depending on where you are coming from it might feel more muggy than you are eused to 🙂
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Thanks for the reply. We would be coming in from Southern California, so yes it would feel more muggy but that's what we want. Muggy makes us want to go swimming. And I would imagine the water should be warm enough too around that time?
Yes generally for me personally and this is all personal of course I don't generally like to get in the water until the outside temperature is at least 80 I could bear to get in it when it's around 75 but I don't enjoy it it feels too cold to enjoy. But around that 80 and up is where I like it both for the ocean and my pool.
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Cool! Thanks again for the info.
@@MisterWub Anytime! I hope you both enjoy your vacation out here :)
Possibly looking to relocate in Navarre. I probably will have to start at an apartment complex for about a year then buy something. I want to get to know my way around first. Are there apartment complexes for rent? I came across the Sounds of Navarre...any thoughts or suggestions??
Yes there are a few that I know of, Sounds of Navarre, the Cayo Grande is right off 98 - had one of my personal trainers lived there, she really liked it, The Reserve (I don't know much about The Reserve), and Greystone summit are the ones I can think of off the top of my head
You can check out apartments.com, or I'm sure there are other sites, that should help when it comes to who to contact and such. They should have floorplans and be able to give a good idea. I hope you enjoy it here as much as we do!
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Thank you for your reply!
@@RG-hf4et of course, we appreciate you watching!
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Thank you for these suggestions. I really appreciate your response! I want to move!!! :-)
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Yes
Aside from the beach there isn’t anything to do there oh yeah getting Drunk..
You say that like it's a bad thing 😉
I go there because there is nothing to do but enjoy the beach and relax. Destin and Fort Walton beach are fun, but I like just being there on the beach
@@LifeOnTheEmeraldCoast Only the next day (or two if you're older)....😉
@@reesedaniel5835 hahaha very true!
8:23 I this place haunted?
Ha, we were wondering the same thing!
Navarre family water park looks very dangerous. Does it have a lifeguard on duty ????
Very shallow water with few waves and not as large as it may seem. Be cautious of course but it’s not that hazardous
Bro I live here and it sucks
Really?? I rarely hear people saying it sucks here, anything in particular that you hate about it? I'm curious, it may help for our next "things that you may hate about our area" video.
The only the only attraction is the bay and the beach but if you live near it all your life you get bored.
@@Astral1996 ahh I can get that, I moved around a lot growing up so the idea of sticking around one area for a while excites me
Don’t visit navarre
Why?
There’s nothing to do
I just visited, had a great time.
Fan of Farmall Tractors Well “Fan of Farmall Tractors” doesn’t seem like it takes much to impress you
Why give us a reson 😡