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Getting Away From It All
January 22, 2008
Need a break from your daily routine?

Explore “Florida’s Forgotten Coast” with a trip to the Gibson Inn in Apalachicola, a Gulf Coast community rich with natural history.

Unwind in the Gibson Inn’s downstairs lounge, or doze the day away in a front porch rocking chair. This restored Victorian hotel features an immense wrap-around veranda and 30 antique-furnished guest rooms.

With king-sized bedrooms starting at only $100 per night, it’s an unbeatable deal.

For a special treat, check out the Inn's monthly Wine & Dine Events, which feature specially selected food and wine pairings. “Wines of Tuscany” sounds appetizing … and how about “French Consulate Champagne”?

Learn more about the Inn and its offerings at www.gibsoninn.com, or call (850) 653-2191.

When you’re ready to explore Florida’s rustic beauty, the Apalachicola State Forest offers thousands of acres ripe for hiking and fishing. And for your cultural fix, check out weekend productions at the local Dixie Theatre.

Before you go, be sure to check out the VISIT FLORIDA Authentic Expert's recent video on Apalachicola and the Forgotten Coast.

Get the lay of the land by visiting www.apalachicolabay.org … and enjoy your stay!
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Kick back at the historic Gibson Inn in Apalachicola, Florida.
Credit: Gibson Inn press photo
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