Neighbourhood
Situated along the Intracoastal Waterway on Anastasia Island, this location offers direct access to Florida's coast, combining outdoor adventure with the rich history of St. Augustine. Outdoor & Water Adventures Paddle & Kayak Salt Run: Head into Anastasia State Park to rent kayaks, canoes, or stand-up paddleboards. Glide down the calm, 2-mile tidal marsh to spot wild dolphins, manatees, and coastal bird life. Catch a fishing charter or bring your own boat to our private boat slip. Right on the intercoastal waterway!! Unspoiled Atlantic Beaches: Walk or surf along four miles of pristine, protected beach inside the state park, or rent bikes to ride along the hard-packed sand at low tide. Boating & Sunset Cruises: Cast off directly into the Intracoastal Waterway, or book a dolphin-watching and sunset boat tour departing from nearby marinas. Iconic Local Attractions St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum: Climb to the top of the historic St. Augustine Lighthouse for 360-degree views of Matanzas Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the historic downtown skyline. St. Augustine Alligator Farm: Experience the historic Zoological Park, home to every living species of crocodilian, or take on the Crocodile Crossing zipline course. Castillo de San Marcos: The oldest masonry fort in the continental US! Built in 1672! Dining & Local Vibe Live music in the near-by amphitheater Waterfront Dining: Dine in over-water thatched huts at The Conch House Restaurant for fresh seafood and tropical drinks right on the marina. Eclectic Anastasia Boulevard: Sample creative tacos at Osprey Tacos, grab local craft brews next door at Old Coast Ales, or pop into Sarbez! for gourmet grilled cheese, arcade games, and live indie music. Historic Downtown St. Augustine: Take a quick ride across the iconic Bridge of Lions to stroll cobblestone streets, tour the 17th-century Castillo de San Marcos fort, explore Spanish-colonial architecture, and enjoy fine dining