St. Augustine Travel Blog

Safe Masks
As we try to navigate through these rough times, the question on every vacationer’s mind is: “Is it safe down there?”. Businesses, beaches, and parks are finally opening back up to the public and the number one priority is exactly that. Safety. From restaurants to...Read more
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Recently, my husband surprised me with a romantic sunset cruise aboard a private boat for our wedding anniversary. It allowed us to enjoy St. Augustine from a different perspective, not just as residents "playing tourist" in the beautiful coastal town we live in, but also...Read more
beach bag on sand
With school reopening dates getting pushed back, there's still plenty of time to plan a relaxing family vacation right here in beautiful St. Augustine! Our beaches are perfect for families who want to kick back, soak up some sun, and spend quality time together before...Read more
Being a local St. Augustine resident has many advantages. With access to fine dining, beautiful outdoor escapes, and dozens of entertaining attractions, there is so much to choose from to plan a whole day touring the Nation’s Oldest City. Visitors from all over fall in...Read more
baby on beach
Are you headed on a beach vacation with a baby or toddler to St. Augustine? Planning a day on the beach with an infant can be challenging, but with a little planning ahead, both you and baby can enjoy the time near sand and water...Read more
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Have a craving for a gourmet meal but don't feel like cooking? Curb your appetite while supporting a local business during these tough times. We've selected our favorite places to grab a quick bite that offer carry out, drive-through, or curbside service. Bon appetit! Gas...Read more
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beach wagon with boogie board and other beach gear in it
As you’re planning your beach vacation, a common question you may have is where to get beach gear like chairs, bikes, beach wagons, and other necessities. After all, this is supposed to be a relaxing getaway – you want to make sure you have everything...Read more
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aviles street in st. augustine, fl
Tucked away in the heart of historic St. Augustine, FL is the nation's oldest street: Aviles Street. Step into history and feel like you're exploring a quaint European village. The street is lined with charming shops, galleries, and restaurants. Outdoor cafe tables and chairs line...Read more
fresh produce
When you're visiting, it's helpful to stock your cabinets and fridge with all the essentials to feel like you're at home. All of our rental homes in St Augustine feature full kitchens so you can cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner right in the comfort of...Read more
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Fort Matanzas National Monument in St. Augustine, FL
Fort Matanzas National Monument was built in 1742 to defend the city of St. Augustine from British attack. Located just 15 miles south of St. Augustine, it has stood in the Matanzas Inlet for well over 250 years. A Historical Overview of Fort Matanzas St...Read more

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