Anastasia State Park, where one can walk the beach, watch for brown pelicans and great blue herons, or grab a surfboard and catch a wave.(www.floridastateparks.org) - 3.3 mi

Fort Castillo de San Marcos, featuring a cannon firing demonstration and many other period demonstrations. (www.nps.gov) - 1.6 mi

The Oldest House Museum Complex, including the 1740s-era Tovar House, military history exhibits and the Oldest House Garden. (www.staugustinehistoricalsociety.org) - 1.4 mi

The former Ponce de Leon Hotel, now Flagler College, proclaimed “the world’s finest hotel” when it opened in 1888, with 400 rooms, Tiffany glass windows, and gold-leafed Maynard murals. (www.flagler.edu) - 1.6 mi

The former Hotel Alcazar, now The Lightner Museum featuring relics of the Victorian era – art, glass, musical instruments, costumes, and other treasures. (www.lightnermuseum.org) - 1.2 mi

St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum, where visitors can climb 219 steps to the top of the tower for a breathtaking view of the ocean. (www.staugustinelighthouse.com) - 2.8 mi

Colonial Spanish Quarter Living Museum, featuring historical exhibits of life in a garrison town of the 1740s. (www.ci.st-augustine.fl.us) - 0.9 mi

St. George Street, a cobblestone, pedestrian-only street featuring historic architecture and great shopping. - 1.4 mi

St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoological Park – great for children and adults, the St. Augustine Alligator Farm is one of Florida’s oldest zoological attractions. It has all twenty-three species of crocodilian and lots of other animals and shows besides. (www.alligatorfarm.com) - 2.8 mi

The Fountain of Youth Archeological Park, a 15-acre historical attraction featuring a Discovery Globe, Navigator’s Planetarium, Indian Burial Grounds and a Shipwreck Exhibit. (www.fountainofyouthflorida.com) - 0.6 mi

Mission de Nombre de Dios, which traces its origins to the founding of the City of St. Augustine in 1565. (http://www.missionandshrine.org/) - 0.5 mi

Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Museum, Explore more than 800 bizarre and unusual artifacts at Ripley's original odditorium. (www.staugustineripleys.com) - 0.5 mi

Old Florida Museum, a “hands on” museum where guests can experience daily living activities from pre-European times to the 1900’s. (http://www.oldfloridamuseum.com/) - 1.1 mi

Villa Zorayda, a National Register historic site built in 1883 and featuring unique antiquities. (www.villazorada.com) - 1.2 mi

Scenic Cruise, an hour and fifteen minute cruise aboard the Victory III providing a unique view of St. Augustine’s historic landmarks and points of interest. (www.scenic-cruise.com) - 1.1 mi

Schooner Freedom, an authentic replica of a 19th century blockade runner, available for day and evening sails, private charter, and group and team building events. (www.schoonerfreedom.com) - 1.1 mi

Eco Tours, guided boat excursions and kayak tours on the inland waters surrounding historic St. Augustine. (www.staugustineecotours.com) - 1.1 mi

Potters Wax Museum on historic King Street in St. Augustine. (www.potterswax.com) - 1.2 mi

Fort Mose, historic site of the first free community of ex-slaves, founded in 1738. (www.fortmose.org) - 2.2 mi

Freedom Trail, a self-guided tour of points of interest from the Civil Rights Movement in St. Augustine. (http://www.accordfreedomtrail.org/) - 1.2 mi

St Augustine Amphitheatre, a state-of-the-art performing arts venue. (www.staugamp.sjcvenues.com) - 3.5 mi

Limelight Theatre features comedies, dramas and musicals and is widely respected as one of North Florida’s top cultural organizations. (www.limelight-theatre.org) - 0.2 mi

Gypsy Comedy Club, recognized by critics as the “Best Comedy Club in Florida.” (www.thegypsycomedyclub.com) - 2.5 mi

Latin Nights at Habana Village Cuban Restaurant offers Cuban cuisine and authentic Latin music. (www.habanavillagecafe.com) - 1.3 mi

Prime Outlets and Premium Outlets are two premier outlet shopping destinations in northeast Florida located just off I-95. (www.primeoutlets.com) - 6.8 mi

World Golf Hall of Fame features video, photos and interactive exhibitions of golf’s greatest – a “must-see” for golf fans and those who love history. (www.worldgolfhalloffame.org) - 14.1 mi

IMAX Theater, located at World Golf Hall of Fame features a variety of entertaining and educational movies throughout the year. (www.worldgofimax.com) - 14.1 mi

Royal St Augustine Golf Club, an 18-hole course meandering through lush foliage and exotic wetlands. (www.royalstaugustine.com) - 3.1 mi

Fort Matanzas National Monument offers ferry rides, fort tours, history talks and nature walks. (www.nps.gov) - 15.7 mi