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Local Holiday Shopping Made Easy: Get The Coast launches ‘2024 Gift Guide’

Your One-Stop Local Shopping Guide for the 2024 Holiday Season

Jared Williams

Get The Coast has unveiled our 2024 Holiday Gift Guide, showcasing some of the best local businesses and unique gifts across the Emerald Coast.

The curated guide features everything from handcrafted jewelry and boutique children’s wear to premium surf gear and wellness experiences.

We wanted to create something that really highlights the incredible variety of local businesses we have in our community. Shopping local isn’t just about supporting our economy—it’s about discovering unique treasures you won’t find anywhere else.

The guide features a growing array of local favorites, including Artesano Boutique’s handcrafted items from over 40 local artists, La Luna children’s boutique’s premium mommy-and-me collections, and Fluid Surf Shop’s expert surf gear.

For wellness enthusiasts, Prime IV Hydration & Wellness is offering special holiday gift card bundles, while Wildwood Garden Shoppe & Nursery brings holiday cheer with their creative terrarium kits.

Other featured businesses include Sea Gems by Karrah’s custom jewelry, RadJunk’s retro gaming treasures, and Frill Seekers Gifts’ personalized items. The guide continues to grow, with new local businesses being added throughout the season.

Shoppers can explore the complete Holiday Gift Guide at getthecoast.com/gifts, making it easier than ever to discover and support local businesses while finding perfect gifts for everyone on their list.

Oh, and if you end up in one of the stores, please tell them we sent you 🙂

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