Northeast Florida
The past and the present converge in Northeast Florida, from Jacksonville, the largest city in land area within the contiguous U.S., to America’s oldest continuously occupied city - St. Augustine. This coastal region tucks history within every corner - don’t miss some of the area’s most charming secrets – islands like Amelia and Anastasia.
Fun Facts:
Average Temps: High 77 degrees, low of 60 degrees F
Total area: 4428 square miles
Known For: Each winter, endangered Northern Right Whales travel from Canada's Atlantic Coast to give birth off Amelia Island's shores; you can take guided ghost tours in historic St. Augustine
We love the natural feel of Amelia Island Plantation Resort, where towering oaks, salt marshes and the Atlantic rest right outside your door. But their commitment to respect and preserve their surroundings in all aspects of their development gives them the top spot on our list of NE Florida resorts! ... See More
Northeast Florida Spots to Watch
Stay Here
If you’re visiting St. Augustine, you’ll more than likely be booking a night in a bed and breakfast. They provide the perfect atmosphere to accompany the historic feel of the city. Jacksonville offers its own side of history, but in this bustling city center you’re more likely to find a modern hotel or resort – equally as appropriate for the atmosphere!
Northeast Florida Lodging
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In many towns of Northeast Florida, history is the main attraction. Visit monuments of St. Augustine like the Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest house or any of the charming old-fashioned shops that line the streets. While in Jacksonville you can partake in entertainment of the modern or nautical kind at a Jacksonville Jaguars football game, boating on the mighty St. Johns River or hanging out on the white sand Jacksonville Beach.
Northeast Florida Attractions
Dine Here
Jacksonville and Florida’s Northeast coast boast an eclectic collection of local cuisine. The seafood is second to none, but there are also great neighborhood spots to find everything from classic meatloaf to BBQ to breakfast classics with a twist. A branch of Florida’s first Restaurant, Columbia is located in St. Augustine – this Cuban-inspired fare is a must-taste. Or, duck into a local candy shop for handmade sweets!
Northeast Florida Restaurants
How to Get Here
The easiest way to access Northeast Florida is by flying into Jacksonville Airport (JAX) and renting a car. Or, for the roadtripping set, Interstate Highways 10 and 95 come right into the region.
Getting Around
Renting a car is your best bet for exploring the coast outside of Jacksonville. Within the city limits, the Jacksonville Transit Authority offers comprehensive bus service, just visit their Web site for stops and times!
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