208 C Street ~ Un retiro lamentable y elegante junto al mar

St. Augustine is nothing if not enchanting. "57 miles of white sandy beaches and the rest is history"
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St. Augustine Beach has everything you need for the ideal beach vacation – sunny accommodations, tropical seaside restaurants and bars, a beachfront park with a fishing pier, a large beachside pavilion, a splash park and sand volleyball court. Time spent in St. Augustine Beach can be as active or as laid-back as you like.
Relax on the beach in the sunshine, waves caressing the shore ... what better place to relax than on the beach? Take a walk along the shore or enjoy the view from your beach chair (provided in your outside closet) beneath an umbrella (also provided, along with a beverage cooler and beach toys).

Travel 5 miles downtown and visit the oldest continuously occupied city in the U.S. since 1565 and explore the city’s brick-lined streets, horse carriages, forts and grand hotels that have charmed generations of visitors for many years. From the romantic restaurants and walkways, to the family-friendly attractions and activities — there are plenty of things to do in St. Augustine for every type of traveler.
Enjoy dinner and drinks in torch-lit courtyards. For a fun history adventure check out the Castillo de San Marcos. Built by the Spanish from 1672 to 1695, it is the oldest masonry fort in the U.S.A. Tour Flagler College, the former 1887 Hotel Ponce de Leon, and the Lightner Museum in the former Alcazar Hotel built in 1888 by Henry Flagler. See some of the finest collections of fine and decorative 19th century art and Tiffany Glass in the country.
Cap off the night with the Old Town Trolleys Ghosts and Gravestones ’"Frightseeing" Tour of nighttime St. Augustine.
Take a sunset cruise on the Schooner Freedom, a 72-foot sailboat.


The next day…back to the beach for more frolicking and fun on beautiful St Augustine Beach.