Saint Augustine Beach Travel Guide

 doug48 Says:  anastasia state park is a very nice state park located at st. augustine beach. the state park offers swimming, fishing, hiking, canoeing, and camping. 

 doug48 Says:  the st. augustine alligator farm was founded in 1893 is one of florida's oldest zoological attractions. george reddington and felix fire started collecting alligators they found on anastasia island and put them on display for tourists. today the alligator farm has a... 

 doug48 Says:  fort matanzas was built in 1740 to guard st. augustine's southern flank from british attack. during the british-spanish war of jenkin's ear governor manuel de montiano built this fort on the site of a 1500's watch tower in order to repel an attack on st. augustine from the... 

 grandmaR Says:  We visited the lighthouse in January 2005, but we did not climb to the top of the 165' tower. I didn't think my knees would take it or my heart either and later when I did climb the Key West lighthouse, I was proved more than right about that. It would have been fun to see... 

 NWeb Says:  This is the shopping street downtown between the plaza and the fort. It's just one of many areas to see. We've been coming here for several years as snowbirds -- and as grandparents since we have two granddaughters who live here.Off the beaten path: check Magnolia Street... 

 Maples01 Says:  Visit the old town area. Lots of shops and neat things to see. Be sure to take a guided ' Ghost Tour' at night. We had a lot of fun. They go over some area history and you get a walking tour around town. Plus you get to look for ghosts. ( We never saw any, but you do get... 

 NWeb Says:  Our first time here, snowbirding in Jan. and Feb. 2005. Try to get a south facing unit as the northern winds can be very cold this time of year. Need to reserve the year before. Lots of activities compared to other resorts - can play tennis every day, weather permitting.... 

 basstbn Says:  I don't see this little place listed online in any of St Augustine Beach's places to eat. If it weren't just around the corner from the room we were renting, we probably would not have stopped in to give it a try. Good things come to those who travel and explore!There are no... 

 georgelbenson Says:  The place is down town at the marina, they have flyers in every publication. We arrived on a thursday evening @ 730 and thought the place would be packed. they had 3 tables! I knew then we were in trouble. The average age of the employees was 75 (No kidding) everything u... 

 mcphapa Says:  Friendly service with good food. I feel as though the price was very fair for being on the beach. I recommend you stop by. I got "The Whaler." If you do not like spicy food then I recommend you sit this one out. The sandwich was loaded with the peppers and onions and most... 

 grandmaR Says:  Friends took us out to this beach bar/restaurant. The outside tables were full so we sat inside. Service was uneven, but the food was good and was not expensive.The restaurant is right on the beach. In normal weather, the outside tables are full of beach goers. A sign on the... 

 grandmaR Says:  We went to this restaurant with a friend who was very impressed with the fact that they didn't have iceburg lettuce in the salads. Another friend felt that it was too expensive and too touristy. I thought the food was good and the service also. The specials are different...