St Augustine Beachfront Resort-Enjoy Coastal Vibes

🌴 Pristine White-sand Beaches and Impeccable Weather, Enjoy Coastal Comfort & Ocean Breezes – Just Steps from the Beach 🏖️
Step into this cozy seaside retreat! Our newly refreshed 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo is designed to bring the beauty of the coast indoors. Just a 3–5-minute walk from the shimmering sands of Florida’s beaches, this relaxing escape is the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and convenience.
🏖️ Beachfront Bliss & Coastal Vibes
✨ Bright, airy interiors with soothing coastal décor to match the serene surroundings
✨ A private, well-equipped space ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation
✨ Resort amenities, including two sparkling pools, a hot tub, tennis and pickle ball courts
🌅 Explore St. Augustine’s Coastal Treasures
From the historic charm of downtown to the natural beauty of the shoreline, our condo puts you at the heart of it all:
🍴 Dine on fresh seafood and tropical flavors at nearby restaurants
🏖️ Wander the sandy shores, just steps away
🛍️ Enjoy easy access to local shops, grocery stores, and vibrant cafes
🌟 Personal Touches for a Memorable Stay
We greet you with complimentary wine and treats, plus insider tips on:
🍹 The best local dining and coastal gems
🎉 Family-friendly activities and hidden treasures
🛒 Grocery store and convenience options
🌊 Whether it’s sunrise walks, lazy days at the beach, afternoons by the pool, or exploring the wonders of St. Augustine, your time here will be filled with sunshine, salty breezes, and unforgettable memories.

🎉 Book your stay now for the ultimate coastal escape!

St. Augustine has been named, the most welcoming city in the country! St. Augustine has welcomed travelers to its sunny shores for hundreds of years. And now, it’s being recognized as one of the most welcoming cities in the country. St. Augustine presents a wealth of activities, sights, and dining options to explore. Enclosed is a detailed compilation from the previous owner (we're still reviewing it). While lounging on the beautiful nearby beach is tempting, ponder these alternatives for a refreshing change. Whether you're seeking shelter from inclement weather, longing for new vistas, or simply aiming to diversify your itinerary, there's something to suit every taste. Additionally, you'll find excellent restaurant recommendations, convenient grocery store locations, and plenty of kid-friendly activities to make your stay even more memorable.

DOWNTOWN EXPLORING
One of the favorite things you will find is to go explore downtown St. Augustine. It is all very wonderful, and you will enjoy the shops on St. George’s Street, check out The Red Pineapple boutique! Also try to cross King Street and see Aviles Street, there are galleries there and the streets are cobblestone.
If you love old architecture, walk along the OTHER side of St. George Street, the residential side, which is south of King Street. The houses west of Cordova Street, a residential neighborhood behind Flagler College and downtown, is full of charming old homes. The sidewalks are all shaded from the oaks, and it is a fun, inexpensive activity. If you have not already, grab a book and read about the history of St. Augustine and Henry Flagler, you will enjoy everything you see in a new light.
You can simply walk into Flagler College from King Street and admire the architecture and the grounds. You could do a guided tour or enjoy wandering yourself. Across the street is the Lightner Museum and it is worth the visit. Every gallery has something unique to offer. If you happen to have a rainy day on your vacation, and you need to pass the time indoors, this is a great option.
If you get a chance, a sailboat ride around the bay is highly recommended. Look up Schooner Freedom Charters and check their availability. The marina is right by O.C. White’s restaurant. This is a massive sailboat, they have been known to let volunteers help with the ropes, kids of all ages will have a blast. You can sail around the bay for two hours and have complimentary wine during your cruise. They also offer sunset cruises as well.
Speaking of wine, the San Sebastian Winery has free tours, as well as St. Augustine Distillery (they are practically next to each other). Learning about them and their processes is interesting and check to see if free cocktails and wine are still available! Above the Distillery is a fun restaurant/bar called The Ice Plant, it has a 1920’s vibe that is different from other bars in the area.
One thing you cannot miss is the Castillo de San Marco, the massive Spanish Fort that marks the edge of downtown. Even if you want to skip paying the entrance fee, it is worth it to simply walk around the entire fort and get a good look at its coquina stone construction. There are plenty of photo ops and a beautiful spot for a picnic, while enjoying the bay breeze! If you have never seen a fort like this, I would recommend you go inside. There are many rooms inside its walls with different purposes, they have done an excellent job showing you how the men worked and lived inside this fort. There is a staircase that goes to the top and you can stand inside the round towers at the top with a breathtaking view. While there you can get an up-close look at the cannons.
If you are here with kids and they need to burn some energy, there is a great park downtown called Project Swing Park that is located behind the public parking garage/visitor’s center. It has fencing all around it and wooden towers, slides, climbing opportunities and swings.
More fun things to do:
The free splash pad at the big pier (St. John’s Pier)
Matanzas Inlet to swim (my favorite spot!)
Strolling down Hammock Park’s boardwalk (walking distance from the condo)
Taking a free boat ride to Fort Matanzas (like a mini version of the big fort downtown)
Old Town Trolley Tours
Red Train Tours
Downtown ghost tour (for older kids)
“Music by the Sea” – free concerts on the beach by the pier on select Wednesdays in May, June, August, and September)
“Night of Lights” – Mid November through the end of January
The Lighthouse
The Alligator Farm
Fiesta Falls Mini Golf (walking distance from the condo)
Ripley’s Believe It or Not
Dolphin Boat Tours
Marine Land Dolphin Adventure (I went with my granddaughter, and we had a blast!)

DINING
Beachcombers – The place to go to dine on the beach. It is situated on A Street, in the dunes and has a large ‘sandbox’ type area where kids can go play, while the adults enjoy beverages, burgers and seafood on the deck.
The Oasis – Just south of the condo and has amazing fried shrimp and patty melts.
Jack’s BBQ – Also on A Street, sit on the bar stools outside and catch the ocean breeze. There are pool tables, a juke box and even a swimming pool at the bar. It is more of a local’s hole-in-the-wall vibe – nothing fancy – but good BBQ and a huge and amazing burger called The Phoenix Burger.
Mango Mango’s – By A Street, interesting burger options, as well as delicious mahi-mahi sliders.
Beach Diner – A local favorite for breakfast or lunch.
Sea Oats Café – A more local, hole-in-the-wall diner in the Publix shopping center that has excellent breakfast.
The Kookaburra – The coffee shop! They are molded after Australian coffee shops, so they make “meat pies” for breakfast which can sell out quickly. Their coffee beans are so good! They also have an amazing cup of hot cocoa. There is seating inside and, on the deck outside, but try wandering to the very back. It is a secluded area where you will be surrounded by palm trees and not many people realize there are picnic tables back there.
GAS Restaurant – Seriously incredible burgers! It is located on the north end of the island (near the Bridge of Lions). Terrible name for a restaurant but seriously good!
Viola’s Italian Restaurant – For a lot of food with a low price, this is the place. Located south on the island. Their portion sizes are huge! So, if you want a massive plate of pasta (enough to take home for the next meal or two) and a glass of red wine, this is a quiet local’s spot. Also, they have great pizza and calzones.
The Conch House – On the north end of the island, situated on the water called “Salt Run” (the canal of water that runs by the lighthouse). There is a marina here, and The Conch House has this tiki-hut/bird’s nest type seating that encloses your party and elevates you so you can get a splendid view of the water and the sunset. It is worth the wait to sit in one! There is usually a musician playing to listen to while you wait and baby alligators at the back of the restaurant, which are fun for the kids to see.
Elk House – A great date night restaurant. It is an A-frame building near the south end of the island. There are not a lot of tables that can fit inside, so try to make reservations or go a little early, it is cozy, and their menu is very intriguing.
Harry’s – This is the place for incredible seafood and a romantic vibe in downtown St. Augustine. It is the first building you see when you cross over the Bridge of Lions. If there are just two of you, see if you can get a balcony seat and watch the sailboats glide under the bridge. They have Cajun-style New Orleans seafood, and everything is delicious, their shrimp and grits are fantastic.
The Tini Martini Bar – Located downtown and has great cocktails and beautiful scenery, right on the bay front. It is just a few doors down from Harry’s, so it is a great spot to start the early evening before dinner. The menu is ALL cocktails, and they have some highly creative ones.
O.C. White’s – This is another downtown seafood spot recommended. It also has a beautiful courtyard overlooking the bay with twinkle lights. Swing by early to put your name on the list because it gets booked up every night.
Athena – A family-owned restaurant in downtown that has delicious authentic Greek food.
Downtown St. Augustine has so many restaurants you cannot go wrong with wandering the streets and randomly choosing a spot.