Absolutely outstanding experience. I cannot recommend the United States Air Force Armament Museum…read moreat Eglin Air Force Base highly enough. I visited with my two sons, ages 13 and 14, and we all had an incredible time. The museum itself is impressive, well laid out, and packed with history, but what truly made the visit unforgettable was a volunteer named Pappy. He generously spent a long time giving us a guided tour, sharing stories, answering questions, and connecting the exhibits to real-world history in a way that completely captivated my boys. They especially loved seeing the aircraft up close, including the mini planes and, in particular, the F-4 Phantom. That one hit home for our family, as their grandfather flew an F-4 in Vietnam. Seeing that aircraft in person, while hearing knowledgeable and respectful commentary, was genuinely meaningful. This museum does an exceptional job of honoring history while keeping it engaging for younger visitors. If you have children, especially teens, or any interest in aviation or military history, this is a must-see. We left impressed, grateful, and already talking about coming back. Five stars without hesitation.

Unfortunately the day I visited it was rainy and dreary. The lady at the front patiently went over…read morewhat the museum had to offer. I spent about 1.5 hours and really enjoyed myself. They were times I became emotional. The history of the AF runs deep and this space was a sliver. I didn't get to see the outside planes due to the weather. Check them out Yelpers.

Come on down to the luckiest fish Village if features of Marlon and some margaritas, Jimmy Buffett…read morewould be proud

I found this piece of public art while I was walking around the harbor. It's Landshark and it has a…read moreshark fin coming up in the ocean.

Such a great little museum! The staff were super friendly--my 6-year-old had a million questions…read moreand the gentleman answering him knew everything without missing a beat. The scavenger hunt made it extra fun, and a nice lady even gave us local restaurant tips and places to check out. Definitely worth a quick stop if you're in the area!

This place maybe small on the outside but, don't let that fool you. This place holds quite a bit…read moreon the inside and it's quite impressive. There is an admission fee but, it's quite reasonable and well worth it. There is street and private parking in the back of the building. This is definitely a family friendly place to go to, rather it's raining or if you're looking for something to do if it's just an adult trip. We opted to do the scavenger hunt for a prize which I thought was fun and challenging. We had a guide at the beginning to give us history lessons on the museum and pretty much Destin itself. It's quite surprising what you can learn here and I'm thankful for our guide giving us a lesson, you will even learn how Destin gets it's white sand and so much more. We even got the little red flash lights for sea turtles that the city of Destin is giving away for free and spring time is nesting time for them. There is a small building off to the side where the old boats are and it's actually an old post office, very neat. Now the scavenger hunt did take time, however I found it to be fun and quite the learning experience. It consisted of finding hidden items in plain sight and so much more. Not gonna reveal what prize we got at the end. This was probably the most fun we had learning going to a museum. Our guide at the end recommended some tourist guides and places to eat and things to do in Destin. This little museum holds a lot of history and is definitely worth a stop. Very family friendly and affordable fun and learning. The staff and volunteers are the most amazing people. Will definitely be back next visit.

Jerry the giraffe likes to hang out and get some sun at the local eatery down the road from the…read morepirate ship. He stands tall and you can ask and take photos with him if you want and he overlooks and keeps his part of the bay safe, check him out.

My family and I attended a concert at the Dugan Pavilion in Destin, FL last night. Yacht Rock…read moreSchooner gave a great concert playing much loved 70's & 80's music. It was put on through the Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation. I am visiting here from Arizona. The location was easy to find, easy parking, large stage for everyone to see, friendly staff working the ticket counter, food trucks available, clean restrooms, dancing, and just a great time!!

Last night, my husband and I eagerly awaited the annual Yacht Rock concert at the Mattie Kelly…read moreevents plaza in Destin, Florida. Each time we attended in the past, the bands were outstanding, very talented and full of energy. Last night was a huge disappointment and a total waste of $80. The Yacht Rock Schooner band was unbelievably bad, off key and out of tune. Most of the audience members were just as surprised as we were: were they really that bad, was the sound equipment not working, was this band formed yesterday? We have come to expect high quality entertainment from the MKAF, but now are not sure we will ever come back. We, along with many others, left at intermission. I do hope this is a one-off and not an indication of what to expect in the future from MKAF. Enthusiastic audiences and fellow patrons of the arts deserve better.

A walking ship is a different idea for a friend-ship! This mural gives me Valentine's vibes with…read morethe Bee Mine, hearts, and flowers! It adds color to the walls in a fun way! This is one of four murals in this corridor painted by Australian husband & wife artists, Dabs & Myla. These murals are cohesive in color and whimsy. Each one looks like a postcard! They use a muted palette of colors: pink, blue, yellow, beige that is painted onto a black background. The location marker on Yelp is just slightly off. Look for the walkway near g102. If you want to see this mural in person, it is located at the Destin Commons, a shopping center. You can find it in the mural archway between Footlocker Shoe Store & City Food Hall. The parking lot closest to this mural is just off Legendary Dr by Spence Pkwy..

This is the good friendship Miral. It's got a little sailboat. It's got a heart and says good…read morefriendship. It's located in a spot next to smother murals go check it out.

I am drawn to the postcard murals with the city's name on them, and this one reeled me in! In the…read moreletters, you will see boats, waves, the sun, sea life, and palm trees that are all part of the vibrancy of Destin! Taylor Shaw is the artist behind this mural titled, "Greetings from Destin, FLA". He grew up in Destin and includes things iconic to this area in this mural. You can view the Colorful Flamingo Mural titled "Tropical Vibes" on the opposing building's wall. If you want to see this mural in person, it is located at the Destin Commons, a shopping center. You can find it between Abercrombie & Fitch and Build-A-Bear. The parking lot closest to this mural is the one near the AMC Movie Theatre.

I don't know what's going on, but I've tried to post this review like five times so here I go again…read moreI like going to this Destin mural and we like seeing the greetings from Destin Miral and we always find little murals like this. I posed in front of it, took some photos added it to Yelp. Go check it out.

This mural is massive and incredibly detailed--definitely eye-catching! The blue crab is filled…read morewith images that reflect Florida life, including people, water, and transportation, all subtly blended into the body of the crab. It's a creative way to showcase community and culture through art. We had fun taking pictures with it, and it's definitely a unique stop. One more pop of color could've made it a full 5, but it's still a fantastic mural.

This mural was painted by artist Daniel Fila, known as Krave. According to Fila, this is a…read more"silhouette-type spaceship coming down from space." You've got to take a closer look at the blue crab mural! It isn't just a blue crab! There are images in the crab that give it color and interest! I'm not even sure I see every element he wants us to see. If you want to see this mural in person, it is located at the Destin Commons, a shopping center. You can find it between Express and Southern Living Store (as you walk from the parking garage). The parking closest to this mural is the parking garage near the AMC Theater. He did another mural called "The Fisher", it's next to Uncle Buck's Fishbowl & Grill.