Northeast Florida, known as Florida's "First Coast," combines America's oldest European settlement with one of the nation's leading modern seaports, with a collection of small up-and-coming towns adding to the local color and natural beauty. Encompassing Atlantic beaches as far south as Flagler County and inland rural communities west to Palatka, the region offers travelers timeless adventures through mysterious 17th-century forts, vast prairie lands and wide beaches lined with sand dunes.
Northeast Cities | St Augustine Florida Attractions
The seven-county Northeast Florida region offers endless opportunities for vacationers. Few places in America allow visitors to be moments from the ocean, in a bustling downtown and urban center, charming towns, or deep in tropical woods.
St. Augustine, "America's Oldest City," attracts millions of visitors annually. Steeped in history, this town does an astounding job of preserving its history and is considered to be the jewel in the crown of this part of Florida. Amid the myriad historic sites and museums to discover, St. Augustine has an infinite variety of hand-made craft boutiques, antique shops, souvenirs shops, and restaurants.
Jacksonville, one of the Northeast's urban hubs, offers a sunny, warm climate, perfect for enjoying its 20 miles of beautiful white sandy beaches and more than 50 golf courses. In addition, this metropolitan center offers a rich nightlife, various entertainment venues, and numerous dining options. Rich in history, the charming Amelia Island offers visitors a choice of quiet luxury resorts as well as picturesque bed and breakfasts, towering sand dunes and salt marshes, and a historic district that covers more than 50 blocks. The more you discover about the Northeast region of Florida, the more you'll be enchanted with its charm.
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