Florida, St. Augustine Resorts

With its old-world charm, unique attractions and delightful dining and shopping options, its easy to see why œThe Nations Oldest City is one of Floridas top vacation destinations. Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is Americas oldest permanently settled European city. Whether visitors want to explore old lifestyles and long-ago wars, marvel at unique oddities, or see reenactments of days gone by, this historical city will provide an entire vacations worth of activities.
With its old-world charm, unique attractions and delightful dining and shopping options, its easy to see why œThe Nations Oldest City is one of Floridas top vacation destinations. Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is Americas oldest permanently settled European city. Whether visitors want to explore old lifestyles and long-ago wars, marvel at unique oddities, or see reenactments of days gone by, this historical city will provide an entire vacations worth of activities. Many tours of the city are available by horse-drawn carriage, train or trolley. Area events are known for their pageantry and individual charm. Visitors to this historic American city feel like they have stepped back in time as they stroll down St. George Street in St. Augustines historical district. Hundreds of shops, landmarks and specialty gifts such as handmade candles, woven goods and wooden crafts, or resort and beach wear, and await the vacationer. With more than 35 antique shops and 20 art galleries, a bounty of treasures - from original creations by local artisans to valuable heirlooms - await discovery throughout 144 blocks of historic homes and sites. Popular golf and tennis facilities are nearby, as well as boating and fishing. World Golf Village features two world-class resorts, two championship golf courses, unique shopping and dining and is the home of the World Golf Hall of Fame. A few minutes away across the Bridge of Lions, St. Augustine Beach, with its smooth, sandy shores, is a popular seaside destination. Nearby Ponte Vedra Beach is home to some of the most outstanding resorts in the country, with first-class golf and tennis facilities. Families will find much to see and do in the nations oldest city. From popular attractions, such as 3D World and Ripleys Believe It or Not! Museum, to water-based activities, including jet skiing, sailing and fishing, kids of all ages will delight in St. Augustine. This coastal city also affords its visitors virtually perfect weather, year round. Winter tends to be the busiest time of year; however, due to its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and historic significance, virtually anytime of year can be wonderful for visitors. In the winter, with the daytime temperatures reaching the high 60s F to the low 70s F, is a perfect time to explore the many historic sites throughout the city. Spring brings warmer temperatures and additional sunshine making it a good time for a nice meal followed by a walk through any of the areas dotted with historical buildings. Summer can be warm with the temperature often exceeding 90 F, but with a warm breeze coming off the Atlantic, it is quite comfortable. Fall is ideal for taking advantage of the numerous events taking place, or just relaxing with a good book. Whatever the season and whatever the reason for a visit, historic St. Augustine is waiting with a warm breeze.
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World Golf Village
St. Augustine, FL
The Grande Villas at World Golf Village is the most ambitious project ever undertaken in golf. For the first time, major golf organizations from around the world have joined together in support of this remarkable project. Adjacent to The World Golf Hall of Fame, Grand Villas at World Golf Village is a year-round paradise for anyone who longs for the ultimate Florida getaway. Overlooking the 17th and 18th fairways of The Slammer and The Squire championship golf course are the one- and two-bedroom villas. Just minutes away, you'll find some of Florida's best beaches and historic St. Augustine.
Hibiscus
St. Augustine, FL
Hibiscus is on 15 acres of oceanfront property on Anastasia Island, a thin strip of land paralleling the St. Augustine mainland. Fishing, surfing, and boating can be enjoyed in the area. Make sure to take advantage of the nearby St. Augustine attractions; many of its buildings and landmarks reflect the city's Spanish origins. Don't leave without visiting the Fountain of Youth, a 21-acre park that is the site of the spring Ponce de Leon believed would provide eternal youth. There are no organized activities offered by the resort. Each unit at the resort has a ...
Ocean Gate Resort
St. Augustine, FL
Ocean Gate Resort is located on St. Augustine Beach, where sandy shores and ocean breezes await. There are three outdoor pools (one heated) and two outdoor hot tubs. The resort is only eight miles from historic St. Augustine.
World Golf Village
St. Augustine, FL
Grand Villas at World Golf Village is the most ambitious project ever undertaken in golf. For the first time, major golf organizations from around the world have joined together in support of this remarkable project. Adjacent to The World Golf Hall of Fame, The Grand Villas is a year-round paradise for anyone who longs for the ultimate Florida getaway. Overlooking the 17th and 18th fairways of The Slammer and The Squire championship golf course are the one- and two-bedroom villas. Just minutes away, you'll find some of Florida's best beaches and historic St. Augustine.
The Beach Club
St. Augustine, FL
Overlooking miles of sparkling, Atlantic Ocean beaches, The Beach Club at St. Augustine provides guests with Florida relaxation at its best. St. Augustine, located 35 miles south of Jacksonville, is the oldest city in the United States. Historic attractions include the 21-acre mineral springs park, where the Fountain of Youth and American Indian burial grounds are located, along with the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument and Spanish exploration exhibits. Local attractions include World Golf Village & Hall of Fame, Ripley's Believe It or Not, and Alligator Farm.
The Beach Club
St. Augustine, FL
The Beach Club at St. Augustine offers one- and two-bedroom condominiums just steps from the Atlantic Ocean. Each unit features a fully equipped kitchen, cable televisions, DVD and VCRs, a private balcony, and phone. Coin-operated laundry facilities are on-site. The resort is only six miles from historic St. Augustine, less than one hour's drive from Daytona Beach and two from Orlando, with very close proximity to several restaurants, shopping, and evening activities. Amenities include three pools (one indoors), hot tubs, clay tennis courts, workout facilities, game/activities room, and more.
Townhouses St. Augustine
St. Augustine Beach, FL
Surrounded by beautiful oak trees, this tranquil townhouse-style resort is just a 10-minute walk from the beach. You also can take the courtesy van downtown for a trolley tour of the oldest city in the nation. On-site amenities include two outdoor pools, an indoor pool, tennis courts, and workout facilities. St. Augustine offers many great local eateries and quaint coffeehouses to choose from during your stay.
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