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Longer days, warm sun rays, new flowers - the signs of spring are here. With these beautiful and bright sunny days, we have the urge to be outside. Join us for this month's adventures:
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| Fun on the Fly |
 Refreshing temperatures, sunshine and plenty of "fun on the fly" with Captain Baz Yelverton of Gulf Breeze Guide Service get anglers all worked up in early spring. Whether going for the monster bull redfish, exciting catches such as false albacore, jack crevalle, bluefish and ladyfish, or perhaps hooking a tasty dinner for a local chef to prepare for your group that evening, you are bound to have a splashing good time.
Captain Baz is also our local expert in going after the elusive tarpon with a fly rod. So cast away on Pensacola's sparkling waters and get "hooked." | |
| Golf Outings and Specials |
With more than a dozen golf courses, Pensacola is a golfer's dream come true. From private championship golf courses to well-maintained, accessible public courses, enjoy a great game of golf with Pensacola's sunny spring weather.
This is also a good time of the year, to enjoy the benefits of great golf specials:
 Lost Key Getaway package includes on-site accommodations at Lost Key Golf & Beach Club, a round of golf for two on the 18-hole Arnold Palmer-signature designed golf course and lunch for two at the Lost Key Golf Club. Packages start at $140*. Call 800-WCI-4005 to book your getaway.
*Packages subject to availability with pricing valid through April 30, 2007. Maximum two night stay. Packages may change without notice. Use of golf and other community amenities subject to fees and availability.
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| Full Moon Walk |
 Enjoy a total lunar eclipse at the stellar location of the Gulf Islands National Seashore Saturday, March 3. The Full Moon Walk begins at 5:30 p.m. from the gate to the Fort Pickens. Visitors should be prepared to walk about half a mile down the closed roadway and out to the beach. Bring a blanket or towel for seating and a flashlight.
"Saturday's eclipse is unique in that it is partly visible from every continent around the world. It's a perfect time to go exploring," said Superintendent Jerry Eubanks. "Our only natural satellite of Earth will be enveloped completely in the planet's shadow. This ordinary night will be turned into something special!" | |
| Plaza de Luna |
 The new Plaza de Luna downtown features a promenade with benches, historic post-mounted street lights, beautiful lawns, onsite parking with drive around and approximately 1,800 linear feet of waterfront.
The two-plus acre park is ideal for family gatherings, picnics along the waterfront, fishing or sunset strolls. Named after Don Tristan de Luna, the Spanish explorer who established Pensacola in 1559, the park is also the venue for upcoming events such as the Pensacola Wine Festival in April. A terrace feature in the south-west corner provides ideal venue for small gatherings and a grand view of sunsets over Pensacola Bay. | |
| What's New in Pensacola |
A new waterfront banquet facility, Cabana Club, caters to parties from 40-300 people. Located just above "The Market on the Island" on Pensacola Beach, an outside deck features fabulous sunsets and gorgeous views of Little Sabine Bay. Inside, a 3,000 square foot area with full kitchen and bar awaits your guests. (850) 336-1924.
Located on the waterfront in downtown Pensacola at historic Seville Harbor, The Fish House is a hot spot for locals. They now offer an expanded deck and entertainment area with a 3,500 sqaure-foot outdoor bar with music area.
MySpayce in downtown Pensacola offers a unique combination of an intimiate ambience coupled with a spacious 11,000 square-foot loft. Ideal for receptions, seminars, seated dinners, weddings, product launches and much more. | |
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