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Water Safety In Destin

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Whether you’re hitting the beach, bay, or Gulf, water safety is non-negotiable. These must-haves are what I pack to keep my family safe in and around the water—especially in Destin where rip currents and sun exposure can sneak up fast. From Coast Gu...
 
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Most vessels and watersports rentals will have something similar to these available for all passengers
USCG Life Jackets | Coast Guard Approved ...
 
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Watch out for these in water areas. Most of these mean - don't go past this area - usually due to currents being extremely strong or may have unsafe conditions for anyone swimming
Rope, Floats, Marker Buoys - Facilities Equipment
 
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Check the flags before you head to the beach. To get Okaloosa County (Destin) beach flag alerts, text "BEACH" to 44144 for daily updates on surf and marine conditions in Destin and Fort Walton Beach; you'll receive alerts for hazards like high surf (...
USLA Approved Beach Warning Flags
 
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Be sure to wear bright colors that stand out in the water
Women's Rash Guards & Sun Protection Shirts
 
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These are helpful to have and most life jackets should have whistles clipped onto them when using them - especially out in the gulf.
Water Signal Devices
 
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This is helpful in aiding anyone who gets lost (kids, elderly, out on the water or in busy areas)
Emergency Id Bracelet
 
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Create a cool-down zone to prevent fatigue or overheating, which can increase drowning risk. Small pop-up tents or umbrellas work great
Portable Shade Canopy
 
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Lifesavers! Keep all your important items that can't get wet in these dry bags to save them from water damage
Dry Bags
 
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Know what the flag colors mean (double red = no swimming!) Even yellow and red flags mean no swimming - please use extreme caution. The weather can turn instantly. Use apps like MyTideTimes, Beachsafe, or local alert services - Daily Beach flag inf...
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