Les meilleurs hôtels à Pensacola Beach

It's no surprise that in Pensacola's history, five nations have laid claim to its sugar-white beaches, emerald Gulf waters and enchanting barrier islands. Now, environmentalists have staked the latest claim to preserving the beauty of the city's shoreline. And despite continuing efforts to cash in on the commercial potential of the area, Pensacola beaches remain undeveloped. The main barrier island, Santa Rosa, was once a federal preserve, and even now retains a strong natural emphasis. The Gulf Island National Seashore, 150 miles of preserved barrier islands and harbors, stretches for over 25 miles into the Pensacola area, providing excellent camping, hiking, fishing and an array of wildlife. Pensacola's historical significance can be experienced in such districts as the Seville, the Palafox and the North Hill preservation districts, where you'll find a number of museums, restaurants, shops and restored homes. Pensacola is also home to one of the world's largest air and space museums and the Blue Angels, part of the city's large naval community. Whether working or playing, you'll always find "Florida's warmest welcome" in "the city of five flags."