Welcome to Boardwalk 2101. Through years of vacationing along the coast from Mississippi to the Carolinas, we kept coming back to Panama City Beach and the Boardwalk Condominiums. Boardwalk 2101 is our personal vacation home. We've taken great care in making it comfortable and attractive with new colors, drapperies, furniture and appliances for 2025. We hope you enjoy it and appreciate the interior details and stunning vista as much as we do. Thank You for staying with us.
On the Inside
Please keep the thermostat at 70 degrees or above during the summer. Keeping the sliding glass closed as much as possible will help keep the interior comfortable. Please close the shades when you aren't in the condo.
The TVs are connected to cable [Channel Guide] and support your favorite streaming apps. You are welcome to login with your own accounts if you like.
The Wi-Fi is free and fast. The login code provided in the room also works for the access point at the pool.
There are beach chairs and some other items in the closet near the main living area. Please keep them clean and return them to the closet when you are done.
The trash chute is in a closet about half-way to the elevators.
Our Favorite Things to Do
St. Andrews State Park
4607 State Park Lane, Panama City
The park has so much going for it. It's only a short drive away,
it's very affordable (only $8.00 per car), and it features natural terrain that gives you a glimpse of what this area once looked liked for hundreds of miles. We reccomend the short
yet very interesting nature trail (kid friendly), or snorkeling in the lagoon area (snorkel rentals available).
Conservation Park / Trails
100 Conservation Park, Panama City Beach
This area is a little bit of a drive
to the West, but if you enjoy longer hikes or biking through pine forests and over preserved wetlands, this is worth your time.
There is ample parking and admission is free.
Russell-Fields City Pier
16201 Front Beach Road, Panama City Beach
The pier is a must visit. It is the
longest pier anywhere on the gulf and is right next to Pier Park which is full of shopping and dinning choices. It's also a great place to try your luck fishing since a fishing permit
is included for only a couple dollars more. Fishing equipment is not included but there are rental options in the area, or you can grab a simple rig at Walmart for around $30.
County Pier
12213 Front Beach Road, Panama City Beach
Slightly smaller than the City Pier but still impressive, the County Pier also offers spectator and fishing passes. The parking can
be easier here, but there isn't the same assortment of shops and restraunts here.
Our tastes run toward the simpler outdoor attractions, but there are plenty of other things to see and do, see Trip Advisor Panama City Beach
Our Favorite Places to Eat
Christo's Bar and Grill
2903 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach
It's just a sports bar attached to a gas station. But it may be the best on the gulf with a lively vibe and some amazing eats.
Pretty much anything on the menu is superb and they keep the cold drinks coming. Our favorites are the Rueben "on Second", the Smokehouse Burger, the Thomas Drive Fish Tacos,
and the roasted Beet and Goat Cheese salad. But don't forget the wings, appetizers, and daily specials.
Dat Cajun Place
2705 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach
Great place for some Louisiana favorites. Can get very crowded and busy on the weekends. Often features live music. We enjoy the "Who Dat Rangoons", Shrimp Pontchartrain, and Shrimp
Skewers, but it's hard to go wrong here.
Schooner's
5121 Gulf Dr, Panama City Beach
This is a classic beach bar, grill, and restraunt on steroids. Most would consider it a must-visit.
Wicked Wheel
Publix Deli - Yes, it's just a grocery store deli, but it's a perfect solution for those evenings when you don't feel like going out OR cooking. Publix has pre-cooked grab-and-go meals, deli sandwiches made to order, and a selection of baked goods including the best Key Lime pie value in Florida.