Turn a Destin sunset into an effortless, private beach bonfire for up to 29 people. This all-inclusive Beachy Luxe Package handles permits, setup, s'mores, and cleanup so you can focus on the moment.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal—participants should be able to walk a short distance over sand and stand for socializing.
Wildlife
History
Destin began as a small fishing village and still bears that maritime character; organized beach fire permitting in Walton County helps balance recreation with shoreline protection.
Conservation
The operator provides cleanup and trash service—pack out what you bring, avoid disturbing dunes, and use provided waste bins to minimize impact.
Reserve the Walton County permit early
Permit handling is included but the $175 Walton County fee is nonrefundable; book early to lock your date and avoid weekend sellouts.
Time it for low tide or sunset
Request a start time that matches low tide or golden hour for the best views and a wider stretch of dry sand for seating.
Respect dune vegetation
Keep seating and foot traffic off sea oats and dune grass to protect fragile coastal habitat and avoid fines.
Plan for wind and light
Bring a light windbreaker and clothespins for table linens; sparklers can be harder to keep lit on breezy Gulf nights.
Light jacket or windbreaker
Even warm days can get breezy after sunset on the Gulf—bring a layer for comfort.
spring
Headlamp or flashlight
Hands-free light helps navigate sand and pack out gear after dark.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated—salt air and warm evenings dehydrate quickly during summer months.
summer
Camera or phone with tripod
Capture low-light bonfire portraits and long exposures of the shoreline at sunset.
fall