Oyster Oasis 2BR/2BA Luxury Condo On The Bay

Fall & Winter Special: Book and Stay Now through December 31st for only $100 a night, plus taxes and fees! (Excluding Holidays)

*2025 WINTER MONTHLY RATE- $2,700 a month, plus taxes and fees.*

Oyster Oasis is a 2BR/2BA luxury condo over looking the St. George Sound. Less than 4 miles to the nearest boat ramp and less than 10 miles to town where you can find great restaurants, unique stores, and our local grocery market. Relax on the balcony in the afternoons where you can watch the sun set and witness local wildlife, including manatees, fish, dolphins, and a variety of birds. There is a beautiful beach park just 11.5 miles west.

The living room is cozy and has a perfect view of the water as well as the kitchen, which is fully stocked, if you choose to stay in and cook. Popular amenities include a standard coffee maker, microwave, ice maker, dishwasher, and washer & dryer. Both bedrooms feature a king size bed and en-suite bathroom with tub/shower combo. The living room has extra sleeping space featuring a queen size pull-out sofa and a futon.

This property has a 2 night minimum.

Please inquire about our winter monthly rates.

Please ask about our cancellation policy.

THIS PROPERTY IS NOT PET FRIENDLY.

Places to visit in the surrounding area include: Tate's Hell Nature Trail, the Historic Carrabelle Lighthouse and Museum, Camp Gordon Johnston World War II Museum, Dog Island Ferry excursions, charter fishing, kayaking, cycling paths nearby, guided boat tours at Wakulla Springs, Panacea's Gulf Specimen Marine Lab (with touch pools for children), Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve, a variety of local seafood eateries and a local supermarket.Close by is the beautiful St. James Bay Golf Course and Resort 370 Acres of Golf Community, Resort Style 18 hole Play golf course designed by Robert Walker. The Famous Crooked River Grill is just 15 minutes away. Located a little over an hour's drive from Tallahassee, and only twenty minutes from St. George Island and Apalachicola.

Come and discover the true meaning of "The Forgotten Coast".