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Explore our charming, uncrowded coast. Surf the famous waves, fish from the iconic pier, or ride horses on the sand. Paddle the to see dolphins, or hike the unique coquina rock formations at our State Parks. Your Old Florida outdoor escape awaits.
Beachside and riverside camping, nature trails, kayaking, and fishing.
Known for its formal gardens, ancient oaks, and unique coquina rock formations along the ocean.
Home to one of the largest remaining stands of southern live oak forest in Florida, including the massive Fairchild Oak.
Explore the ruins of an 1800s sugar plantation set amongst natural coastal scenery.
Offers hiking, nature viewing, and a boardwalk over the marsh of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW).
A less-developed coastal park offering pristine beaches and nature trails for walking and birding.
A large preserve with equestrian trails, fishing, and a historic lodge on the banks of the ICW.
A pet-friendly county park providing beach access, fishing, and picnic areas.
A quiet spot for beach access with restrooms and a tranquil environment.
A riverfront park with a boat launch, fishing pier, and picnic spots on the Intracoastal Waterway.
A central landmark for fishing, strolling, and enjoying the ocean view (check for current accessibility status).
Designated areas where dogs are allowed on the beach (with restrictions).
Launch a kayak or stand-up paddleboard into the Atlantic or the Intracoastal Waterway.
Try your hand at catching dinner from the beach or the pier.
Famous for its uncrowded, cinnamon-colored coquina sand beaches.
Look out for migrating North Atlantic right whales during the winter months (Dec-Mar).
Take a lesson from a local surf school to catch the consistent waves Flagler Beach is known for.
Experience a piece of old Florida where driving on a small section of the beach is permitted (with a fee and restrictions).
Search for unique coquina shells and shark teeth along the coastline.
Features exhibits on local history, from prehistoric times to the space age (including a city flag flown on the Space Shuttle).
Watch the sun rise over the Atlantic Ocean from the beach or the pier.
Take a self-guided stroll to view the historic beach cottages and buildings along Central Avenue.
Drive along this designated byway that runs through Flagler Beach and showcases Florida's coastal history and beauty.
While an animal attraction, it has historical significance as America's first oceanarium.
Explore Florida's agricultural heritage and historic buildings.
A nearby site providing insight into the area's 19th-century agricultural history.
Explore the natural history of the coquina rock at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park beachside.
Learn about the broader county history.
A monthly street party that highlights local culture, arts, and community.
Explore the historical ruins of the largest plantation in East Florida in the 1830s.
Casual oceanfront dining located right on the Flagler Beach Pier.
Famous for its rooftop deck and beach views, serving seafood and pub fare.
A highly-rated spot known for fresh, locally-sourced seafood.
An oceanfront winery offering tastings of wines made onsite.
Popular for quick, fresh, and inventive burritos and tacos.
A casual spot with ocean views, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Offers a vibrant atmosphere with island-inspired cuisine.
A local favorite for drinks and a casual atmosphere near the beach.
A great stop for fresh craft donuts and coffee in the morning.
A classic, laid-back oceanside fish shack with a retro vibe.
Stop for souvenirs, local items, and beach-themed gifts.
Stroll the main street for small, independent boutiques and shops.
Browse and purchase fine art, jewelry, and gifts from local artists.
A well-known local boutique for beachwear and accessories.
A unique shop combining surf culture, art, and beach essentials.
A local studio and shop for unique handcrafted pottery.
Shop for fresh produce, local foods, and crafts.
For surf gear, board rentals, and beach necessities.
Another local spot for unique gifts and coastal decor.
A boutique offering home decor, clothing, and unique finds.
View and purchase fine art and attend workshops and classes.
The monthly event features live music, craft vendors, and local artists.
Check the schedule for performing arts, concerts, and theatrical events.
Join or observe workshops at scenic parks like Gamble Rogers or Washington Oaks.
Catch local bands and musicians at dining spots like The Golden Lion Café or Finn's Beachside Pub.
A place to appreciate local ceramics and possibly take a class.
Enjoy the intersection of surf culture and local artistry.
A venue for showcasing and supporting regional artists.
Look for occasional art shows held in Veterans Park.
Catch the latest movies on a rainy day or for evening entertainment.
Catch waves along the Flagler Beach shoreline, known for consistent breaks.
A top spot for a day of fishing.
A scenic trail ideal for cycling along the coast and connecting to inland areas.
Take a guided tour to explore the area's diverse wildlife and ecosystems.
Play a round at one of the beautiful courses in the Flagler/Palm Coast area.
Enjoy a unique experience with a horseback ride on the beach (offered nearby).
Offers multiple sports fields including baseball, soccer, tennis/handball, and a dog park.
Use the wide, flat beaches or the scenic route along A1A for a workout.
Play pickleball at this large, dedicated facility.
Bring your binoculars to state parks like Gamble Rogers or North Peninsula for excellent bird-watching opportunities.
Simply relax on the cinnamon-colored sand with a book or a picnic.
Start your day with a peaceful, therapeutic stroll along the ocean as the sun comes up.
Take a leisurely walk to the end of the pier to enjoy the ocean breeze and views.
Find serenity while wandering through the beautiful, quiet gardens.
Indulge in a spa treatment or wellness program.
Join a local yoga class, possibly one held on the beach.
Enjoy resort-style relaxation with spa facilities.
Relax with a glass of wine and a stunning ocean view.
Take a quiet, meditative walk on the boardwalk and nature trails.
Find a bench or a shaded spot to simply sit and enjoy the downtown beach atmosphere.
Beachside and riverside camping, nature trails, kayaking, and fishing.
Known for its formal gardens, ancient oaks, and unique coquina rock formations along the ocean.
Home to one of the largest remaining stands of southern live oak forest in Florida, including the massive Fairchild Oak.
Explore the ruins of an 1800s sugar plantation set amongst natural coastal scenery.
Offers hiking, nature viewing, and a boardwalk over the marsh of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW).
A less-developed coastal park offering pristine beaches and nature trails for walking and birding.
A large preserve with equestrian trails, fishing, and a historic lodge on the banks of the ICW.
A pet-friendly county park providing beach access, fishing, and picnic areas.
A quiet spot for beach access with restrooms and a tranquil environment.
A riverfront park with a boat launch, fishing pier, and picnic spots on the Intracoastal Waterway.
Famous for its uncrowded, cinnamon-colored coquina sand beaches.
A central landmark for fishing, strolling, and enjoying the ocean view (check for current accessibility status).
Take a lesson from a local surf school to catch the consistent waves Flagler Beach is known for.
Designated areas where dogs are allowed on the beach (with restrictions).
Search for unique coquina shells and shark teeth along the coastline.
Launch a kayak or stand-up paddleboard into the Atlantic or the Intracoastal Waterway.
Try your hand at catching dinner from the beach or the pier.
Look out for migrating North Atlantic right whales during the winter months (Dec-Mar).
Experience a piece of old Florida where driving on a small section of the beach is permitted (with a fee and restrictions).
Watch the sun rise over the Atlantic Ocean from the beach or the pier.
Features exhibits on local history, from prehistoric times to the space age (including a city flag flown on the Space Shuttle).
Explore the historical ruins of the largest plantation in East Florida in the 1830s.
Take a self-guided stroll to view the historic beach cottages and buildings along Central Avenue.
A nearby site providing insight into the area's 19th-century agricultural history.
Drive along this designated byway that runs through Flagler Beach and showcases Florida's coastal history and beauty.
Explore Florida's agricultural heritage and historic buildings.
Learn about the broader county history.
While an animal attraction, it has historical significance as America's first oceanarium.
Explore the natural history of the coquina rock at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park beachside.
A monthly street party that highlights local culture, arts, and community.
Casual oceanfront dining located right on the Flagler Beach Pier.
Famous for its rooftop deck and beach views, serving seafood and pub fare.
A highly-rated spot known for fresh, locally-sourced seafood.
An oceanfront winery offering tastings of wines made onsite.
Popular for quick, fresh, and inventive burritos and tacos.
A casual spot with ocean views, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Offers a vibrant atmosphere with island-inspired cuisine.
A local favorite for drinks and a casual atmosphere near the beach.
A great stop for fresh craft donuts and coffee in the morning.
A classic, laid-back oceanside fish shack with a retro vibe.
Stop for souvenirs, local items, and beach-themed gifts.
Stroll the main street for small, independent boutiques and shops.
Browse and purchase fine art, jewelry, and gifts from local artists.
A well-known local boutique for beachwear and accessories.
A unique shop combining surf culture, art, and beach essentials.
A local studio and shop for unique handcrafted pottery.
Shop for fresh produce, local foods, and crafts.
For surf gear, board rentals, and beach necessities.
Another local spot for unique gifts and coastal decor.
A boutique offering home decor, clothing, and unique finds.
View and purchase fine art and attend workshops and classes.
The monthly event features live music, craft vendors, and local artists.
Check the schedule for performing arts, concerts, and theatrical events.
Join or observe workshops at scenic parks like Gamble Rogers or Washington Oaks.
Catch local bands and musicians at dining spots like The Golden Lion Café or Finn's Beachside Pub.
A place to appreciate local ceramics and possibly take a class.
Enjoy the intersection of surf culture and local artistry.
A venue for showcasing and supporting regional artists.
Look for occasional art shows held in Veterans Park.
Catch the latest movies on a rainy day or for evening entertainment.
Catch waves along the Flagler Beach shoreline, known for consistent breaks.
A top spot for a day of fishing.
A scenic trail ideal for cycling along the coast and connecting to inland areas.
Take a guided tour to explore the area's diverse wildlife and ecosystems.
Play a round at one of the beautiful courses in the Flagler/Palm Coast area.
Enjoy a unique experience with a horseback ride on the beach (offered nearby).
Offers multiple sports fields including baseball, soccer, tennis/handball, and a dog park.
Use the wide, flat beaches or the scenic route along A1A for a workout.
Play pickleball at this large, dedicated facility.
Bring your binoculars to state parks like Gamble Rogers or North Peninsula for excellent bird-watching opportunities.
Simply relax on the cinnamon-colored sand with a book or a picnic.
Start your day with a peaceful, therapeutic stroll along the ocean as the sun comes up.
Take a leisurely walk to the end of the pier to enjoy the ocean breeze and views.
Find serenity while wandering through the beautiful, quiet gardens.
Indulge in a spa treatment or wellness program.
Join a local yoga class, possibly one held on the beach.
Enjoy resort-style relaxation with spa facilities.
Relax with a glass of wine and a stunning ocean view.
Take a quiet, meditative walk on the boardwalk and nature trails.
Find a bench or a shaded spot to simply sit and enjoy the downtown beach atmosphere.