PALM COAST, FLAGLER BEACH & A LITTLE BEYOND

Stay curious.
Stay a little longer.

Garden paths, mornings on the sand and a table worth lingering at. Make The Palmetto your home base for Palm Coast, the Flagler Beaches and a day exploring St. Augustine.

Your home base at The Palmetto in Palm Coast

A place to come back to. Explore The Palmetto

MAKE ROOM FOR A FEW FAVORITES

More to discover.
Less to rush.

Choose the places that fit your group and leave a little room between plans. Each link below has current visiting details, menus or reservations. Check before you go, as schedules, weather and access can change.

01 / EXPLORE NORTHEAST FLORIDA

Beaches, trails & time outside

Follow a garden path, spend a morning beside the Atlantic or find a different view from the water.

Flagler Beach & the Palm Coast coastline

The Flagler Beaches

Choose a public beach access for a morning on the sand or an afternoon beside the Atlantic. The local visitor guide includes beach parking, current conditions and pet-friendly zones so you can plan the right stop for your group.

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Palm Coast

Washington Oaks Gardens State Park

Explore formal gardens, shaded paths and the distinctive coquina rock formations along the shoreline. Bring a camera and leave time to wander. Check the park advisories before visiting.

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Palm Coast

Princess Place Preserve

Explore nature trails and waterfront scenery at this historic preserve. Birding, a canoe and kayak launch, and scheduled lodge tours make it a good choice for a slower outdoor day. Check the county page for tour and access details.

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Palm Coast

Waterfront Park

Walk beside the Intracoastal Waterway, stop at the playground or bring a picnic. The park connects to the city trail system and offers a floating dock, fishing pier and kayak or paddleboard rental options.

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Palm Coast

Tropical Kayaks of Palm Coast

See another side of Palm Coast with a kayak or paddleboard rental. Contact the operator to choose an outing that fits your experience and group, and confirm weather conditions and the meeting location before heading out.

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02 / EXPLORE NORTHEAST FLORIDA

A day around Palm Coast

Make room for playgrounds, a round of golf and a relaxed evening in the village.

Palm Coast

James F. Holland Memorial Park

Give the kids a playground morning, take a walk or make time for the sports courts. The splash pad is a seasonal option, with maintenance closures as well, so check the city page before making it the centerpiece of your day.

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Palm Coast

European Village

Make an evening of the restaurants, boutiques and entertainment around the village courtyard. Browse the current event listings, choose a dinner spot and leave time for a stroll after your meal.

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Palm Coast

Palm Harbor Golf Club

Plan a golf day at this municipal course among palms and old oaks. Practice facilities include a driving range and putting and chipping greens. Reserve a tee time directly and review the course information before your round.

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03 / EXPLORE NORTHEAST FLORIDA

A little farther, a little more history

Add a St. Augustine day to your stay, with forts, maritime stories and time to explore.

St. Augustine

Castillo de San Marcos

Build a history day around the Spanish masonry fort on St. Augustine’s waterfront. Explore the exhibits and grounds, then continue into the surrounding historic district. Use the National Park Service website for current visiting information.

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South of St. Augustine

Fort Matanzas National Monument

Visit the grounds and plan a ferry trip to the historic fort when service is operating. Ferry boarding passes are issued at the visitor center on a first-come basis, and service does not run every day. Check the current schedule before setting out.

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St. Augustine

St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum

Explore the stories of Florida’s maritime past through the museum and historic grounds. If a tower climb is on your list, review the museum’s height, stair and weather restrictions before buying tickets.

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04 / EXPLORE NORTHEAST FLORIDA

Good food. No hurry.

Breakfast with a sea breeze, pizza for everyone and a seafood dinner to look forward to.

Flagler Beach

Flagler Fish Company

Settle in for seafood, fish or steak with an ocean view. The restaurant’s current location is on South Ocean Shore Boulevard; check its website for the latest menu and directions before your visit.

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European Village, Palm Coast

Mezzaluna Pizzeria

A place for pizza, pasta and Italian favorites when everyone wants something familiar. Choose the European Village location if you want to pair dinner with a walk around the courtyard, and check that location’s menu before ordering.

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Flagler Beach

Java Joint Beachside Grill

Make a breakfast or lunch stop across from the Atlantic. The deck is part of the appeal, along with a relaxed beach-town setting. Check current visiting information when planning your morning.

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A FEW WAYS TO SPEND YOUR DAYS

One more day.
One more possibility.

A starting point, never a schedule. Adapt these ideas to your group and the weather.

01

Three days, your favorite people

A family getaway with time for both the coast and the comforts of home.

  • Day 1: Settle into The Palmetto, enjoy the backyard and share dinner at the house.
  • Day 2: Visit Holland Park, head to the beach and finish with pizza at European Village.
  • Day 3: Walk at Waterfront Park, make time for the pool and let everyone choose a game for your final evening.
02

More fresh air, fewer plans

Mix nature, a paddle and unhurried meals. Change the order to suit the weather.

  • Spend a morning among the gardens and coquina shoreline at Washington Oaks.
  • Choose a kayak or paddleboard outing with Tropical Kayaks, then a meal in Palm Coast.
  • Explore Princess Place Preserve and leave the afternoon free for the beach or your pool.
03

Make it a longer coastal escape

An extra day opens up a different side of northeast Florida.

  • Save one full day for Castillo de San Marcos and St. Augustine’s historic district.
  • Add the lighthouse and museum, or make a separate trip to Fort Matanzas after checking ferry service.
  • Keep a final Palm Coast day for a round at Palm Harbor, a seafood lunch or one more morning on the sand.

FIRST, FIND YOUR HOME BASE

Good days begin
in a good place.

Explore The Palmetto