Marinas & Boat Ramps on Florida’s Historic Coast
Whether you're setting sail at sunrise, launching a kayak at sunset, or docking for a waterfront lunch, Florida’s Historic Coast…
See the City From the Water — Paddle Your Way Through State Parks or Along the Beach.
Florida’s Historic Coast is one of the best places to explore the water. Visitors can kayak through protected estuaries, paddle with dolphins, or set sail on scenic cruises.
Much of Florida’s Historic Coast is surrounded by the Guana, Tolomato, Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve (GTM). This 60,000-acre estuary stretches from Ponte Vedra Beach to Marineland and features salt marshes, oyster beds, and maritime hammocks. It is one of the best places in Florida to explore nature by kayak, paddleboard, or boat.
St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra Beach offer miles of calm waterways that are ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding. The tidal flow helps paddlers in any direction, making it one of the most kayak-friendly destinations in Florida.
Visitors can enjoy dolphin tours, scenic cruises, or sunset sails on Florida’s Historic Coast. Boat rentals and airboat rides also provide exciting ways to explore the waterways.
St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra Beach offer something for every water lover—quiet paddles through scenic creeks, family-friendly dolphin tours, thrilling airboat rides, and classic sailing at sunset. Visitors can choose adventure, relaxation, or a mix of both while experiencing the beauty of Florida’s Historic Coast.
Marinas & Boat Ramps on Florida’s Historic Coast
Whether you're setting sail at sunrise, launching a kayak at sunset, or docking for a waterfront lunch, Florida’s Historic Coast…
Waterways & Fishing
Florida’s Historic Coast boasts 42 miles of beaches with unobstructed seaside vistas rarely seen today
Line & Dine on Florida’s Historic Coast
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Beaches
St. Augustine and the surrounding area is home to some of the best beaches in Florida — from Ponte Vedra…