Alligator Point, Florida USA

On our trip up the West Coast we stopped in Alligator Point. Alligator Point is "an untouched coastal paradise nestled at the easternmost corner of Franklin County. This sparsely populated, rural beach community encompasses eight miles of unspoiled coastline along a narrow beach peninsula. It’s like a vintage snapshot of old coastal Florida."
Alligator Point boasts some of the most pristine beaches in Florida along with unsurpassed fishing and wildlife viewing. Known as simply “The Point” by locals, this coastal community is situated between the Gulf of Mexico and Alligator Harbor-an estuary known for clam harvesting.
We found that the parking for the public beach access was very limited. It's best to get there early to get a spot. But as you can see, it is not very populated and there is plenty of space to find your own little "corner" of the beach.