St. Augustine Beaches

Anastasia State Park ranks #6 as one of the best state parks in the United States and is known for an assortment of exciting recreational activities.

A beautiful stretch of coastline just south of St. Augustine Beach, Crescent Beach offers wide sands and a peaceful atmosphere.

The park's expansive shoreline and beautiful location on scenic A1A south of the Mary Street Ramp make it a popular beach destination for visitors and locals alike.

The Guana Tolomato Research Reserve is 73,000 acres of preserved wetlands and estuaries on the northeast Florida coast, including some beautiful pristine beaches.

Encompassing 300 acres comprised of 4 ecosystems, and also offers a beach on the Atlantic Ocean.

On the southern end of Ponte Vedra Beach, this beautiful beach offers a full range of facilities.

Mussallem Beachfront Park has been a nesting location for sea turtles and its continued protection enables the turtles to nest here into the future.

Located on A1A just north of the Vilano Bridge, North Beach Park offers a full range of facilities and a highway walkover from the parking area.

The South Ponte Vedra Beach Recreation area is a beautiful spot to enjoy a picnic or do some beachcombing.

The St. Johns County Ocean Pier offers activities on the beach as well as daily passes to visit and fish on the pier itself.

The first public beach north of the Vilano Bridge offering a parking lot and rest rooms.

Just north of the historic district, Vilano Beach is a charming community and the beach is one of St. Augustine's best-kept secret.