Wyndham Vacation Resorts at Majestic Sun Destin USA

Set in Destin on a narrow promontory between Topsail Hill Preserve State Park and Henderson Beach State Park, the Wyndham Resorts at Majestic Sun offer one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments in high-rise blocks with views of stunning white sand beaches. Backing Miramar Beach, the resort is set in the vast, beautiful grounds of the larger Seascale Resort.

Units are stylish and spacious and have access to four outdoor pools and one indoor pool as well as hot tubs, a gym, pool terraces and more, perfect for families or couples looking for a combination of small town charm and upscale accommodation. Amenities such as fully-equipped kitchens, remodelled interiors, flat-screen TVs, luxury ensuite facilities and WiFi come as standard.

A combination of clean, spacious, accommodation highly praised on traveller review sites including Tripadvisor, adjacent beaches famous for their gleaming white sands and emerald waters and exquisite customer service makes for the sub-tropical holiday of a lifetime in a naturally lovely setting. The coastline is spectacular, with islands, curving white sand beaches, inlets, sandbars, lagoons and tropical vegetation.

Fishing boats can be chartered, diving in the emerald green waters is as good as it gets, and golfing enthusiasts have several courses to choose from. Romantic beachside eateries are at their best at sunset, and there’s a good choice of cuisines in town as well as backing the harbour and along the sands. For a fun night out, there’s even an Irish pub and brewery, serving pub grub, steaks and home-brewed ale, and local restaurants specialise in fresh seafood as well as American, European and Asian cuisine. Destin’s nickname is ‘The World’s Luckiest Fishing Village’ and its large fishing fleet still works to provide the products of the sea as it always has.

Other charming towns scattered around the peninsula are Sandestin with its beaches and golf courses, Navarre Beach, Pensacola and Rosemary Beach. The sands of the beaches here are sparkling white and are made up of finely-ground quartz crystals washed down from the Appalachian Mountains, contrasting uniquely with the emerald green ocean waters.

Okaloosa’s North Florida Regional Airport is the closest public air hub, giving links to Dallas Houston and Atlanta for transfers to international flights. Pensacola Airport is around two hours away by road, and gives the option of Washington as a transit hub. Onward transportation is by bus, taxi or self-drive on good roads.