Boneyard Beach at Big Talbot Island State Park

Desolate and other-worldly, this stretch of sand feels like stepping onto another planet. Boneyard Beach at Big Talbot Island State Park is famous for the skeletons of fallen live oaks and cedars that are salt-washed and scattered across the shore, the beach is equal parts eerie and beautiful. Don’t forget to bring your camera because if you’re at all into photography, this desolate yet captivating landscape is as photogenic as it gets. Also, entry is just $3 per vehicle, making it one of the most affordable adventures around. Find out more at floridastateparks.org/learn/boneyard-beach

PS- Make sure that you park at the Bluffs Scenic Shoreline Picnic Area for easiest access to the trail to Boneyard Beach!