Indian Pass is not just a destination in the northern panhandle of Florida; it’s a way of life. Just ask some of the locals or the many visitors who make this small coastal town tucked between Cape San Blas and Apalachicola their exclusive vacation spot. In no time, you’ll discover it’s a whole vibe. Unique from most Florida beaches, you will not find go-cart tracks or putt-putt golf courses; no airbrush T-shirt shops or swanky dining options with large crowds and a dress code. What makes Indian Pass special is the uncrowded, wildly natural b...