Flagler Beach

This stretch of cinnamon-colored Atlantic shoreline offers a genuine "Old Florida" experience without high-rise developments. Stroll the historic pier, sample fresh seafood, or simply relax on the uncrowded beach.

This intimate coastal town offers pristine, uncrowded shores perfect for peaceful beachcombing and swimming. Visit in spring or fall for the most pleasant weather and tranquil beach experience.

This historic 806-foot wooden pier extends into the Atlantic, offering prime fishing spots and panoramic ocean views. Stroll along the planks with the sound of waves beneath you, or cast a line for local catches.

Straddling the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway, this coastal sanctuary offers dual water experiences. Reserve a riverside campsite for tranquil evenings and wildlife watching during sea turtle nesting season.

Meander through century-old oaks on Bill Amick's championship course featuring Ultradwarf Bermudagrass greens. After your round, savour dinner at The Tavern or catch the game at The Pub's casual setting.

Florida's only oceanfront winery offers handcrafted wines paired with Atlantic views. Savour their signature wine slushies on the seaside patio while listening to the rhythm of the waves.

After visiting Santa Maria Del Mar Catholic Church, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Flagler Beach. Amble around the area's beautiful beaches or seek out the cycling trails.

Walk through the haunting ruins of this 19th-century sugar plantation nestled in a scenic oak forest. The well-preserved coquina structures tell the storey of Florida's agricultural past through interpretive displays.