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Travel back in time to "old Florida" at the Princess Place Preserve. This preserve is an expansive 1500 acre park. The name "Princess Place" comes from a  princess named Angela Mills Cutting Worden. Henry Cutting, Angela's first husband purchased this…

Marineland is one of the most interactive, educational, and exciting family destinations in the Palm Coast region! At this aquatic playground, you will learn about marine life and more specifically, bottlenose dolphins. While the dolphins here are the star of…

Set off on a kayak or boat and learn all about the ecological and cultural aspects of Northeast Florida! On this tour, you will be accompanied by a professional guide. Marineland has partnered with Ripple Effect EcoTours to provide visitors…

Whisk away to another world at European Village! Just a 30-40 minute drive from St. Augustine, is this iconic plaza in Palm Coast. The village opened their doors on February 21, 2006. Famously known for their European-inspired architecture, this is…

As you enter the city of St. Augustine, the "oldest city in the U.S," you will drive over the Bridge of Lions! This ornate and vintage style bridge was built in the mid 1920s in order to connect Anastasia Island…

A trip to the Lightner Museum has to be on your St. Augustine bucket list! This museum was founded by Chicago publisher, collector, and hobbyist Otto C. Lightner. Formerly, this building was the Alcazar Hotel. The famous Henry Flagler commissioned…

This historic landmark and museum are cemented in St. Augustine's rich history. The first documentation of this lighthouse dates all the way back to 1589. Since that time, it has stood through multiple wars and guided countless ships to shore…

Just like the Lightner Museum, Flagler College was previously one of Henry Flagner's grand hotels. Today, this building is a 4-year, private university. Opened in 1968, this college has nearly 3,000 undergraduate students attending. Though the campus is on the…

Transport back in time to the Golden Age of Piracy at the St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum! Here, you will find interactive displays that will make you feel like a real pirate. This museum homes the world's largest collection…

The Castillo de San Marcos was built by the Spaniards in the 1600s in order to protect their claim on Florida and the Atlantic trade route. Today, Castillo de San Marcos is a National monument and popular tourist attraction in…

The St. Johns Pier is a popular spot for both residents and tourists! Whether you like to walk along it and enjoy the views or fish, the choice is yours. Facilities This ocean pier offers numerous amenities including free parking.…

The Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park is the first Spanish settlement in the "New World" and the site of an urban legend! According to the tale, this is where Ponce De Leon discovered healing waters that could magically preserve your…

Stroll along the pond or beach and take in the natural beauty of the Washington Oaks Garden State Park! Home to many native and non-native plant species, this is sure to be a unique and picturesque experience everyone in the…