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Below are our recommendations for both low-key and higher-energy activities– in the Hammock and in the broader locale.  Please refer to TripAdvisor for specific details and for more local adventures that might not be listed here.  

When we leave the Hammock for food, drink, or fun, we tend to go to Flagler Beach, St. Augustine Beach, St. Augustine city, Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet.  The drugstore, liquor store, and post office are in Palm Coast, so we go there occasionally. 

In the Hammock

Click on the links to Google Maps to check distance and to determine if you want to walk, bike, or drive.

Outside the Hammock

  • Flagler Beach (14 miles to the South) — one of the last remaining small beach towns 
  • St. Augustine city– (18 miles to the North)– the oldest city in America
    • Trolley Tour
    • Castillo de San Marcos National Monument (National Park) 
    • Lincolnville
    • Lightner Museum
    • Art Galleries
    • St. Augustine Lighthouse
    • Bars/Live Music (the only place for nightlife after 9 pm!  The Hammock shuts down pretty early 😊 )
    • Explore Flagler Beach (14 miles to the South) — one of the last remaining small beach towns 
  • Ponce Inlet, south of Daytona Beach
    •  Ponce Inlet Lighthouse and Museum– we love this!
    • Outdoor restaurant/bars on the Intracoastal Waterway, usually with live music even during the day
  • Daytona Beach
    • Tours of the racetrack

The Hammock Beaches

 

The beaches in The Hammock are gorgeous and sparsely populated.  Our sand is golden-reddish and more course because it is made from crushed coquina shells.  The National Park Fort in St. Augustine and the “Palm Villas” in the Hammock are extraordinary examples of buildings made of coquina.  Washington Oaks Gardens State Park has the 2nd largest coquina rock formation in Florida. Stunning.  Most stretches of beach are smooth coquina sand, but you will see some stretches dotted with large coquina rocks.  We have several coquina boulders at the Sea Breeze Bungalow.  The golden-red color is just spectacular.