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Vacation in Flagler Beach

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Flagler Beach Florida is located on the east coast of Florida between Daytona Beach and St. Augustine. Its a beach lover’s delight with six miles of untouched Florida beaches, perfect for surfing, fishing from the surf, beachcombing, swimming or just soaking up the sunshine. Flagler Beach is pet friendy allowing dogs on the beach. Its grown from a sleepy fishing village to a unique seaside community while retaining much of its original charm. The Intracoastal Waterway is flowing through the town providing opportunities for boaters and fishermen. Be sure to reserve your spring break vacations online well in advance for best selection.

Flagler Beach has outdoor cafes, restaurants and pubs, gift shops and lots of Flagler Beach motels, hotels and other rental options. Visit during the 4th of July and enjoy a spectacular fireworks display. During the rest of the year there are always arts & crafts fairs, live music, local entertainment and other special events to enjoy. All of this, plus Flagler Beach is only 15 miles to famous Daytona Beach. If you decide to journey to Orlando, be sure to reserve your Orlando FL hotels.

Flagler County offers more than 19 miles of untouched Florida beaches making a perfect place for beachcombing, surfing, water sports or relaxing on the beach. A variety of Florida State and Flagler County parks offer canoeing, kayaking, hiking, bird watching, tennis, biking, fresh and salt water fishing and historical experiences and tours. For the avid golfer there are 10 Florida golf courses in Flagler County,  making it a golfer’s paradise.

When planning your stay, choose from Flagler Beach oceanfront Florida bed & breakfasts, a luxury resort, a variety of Flagler Beach hotels and campgrounds. This quaint little town has a population of less than 5000, and combines natural beauty with an ideal year round climate. The town of Flagler Beach is bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and on the west by the Intracoastal Waterway with its marshes and wetlands. Over six miles of quiet, pristine beach offers folks a variety of outdoor recreation activities. You can go bike riding along the Atlantic Ocean for over twenty miles, walk from downtown Flagler Beach to the Intracoastal Waterway to see the wetlands, or take an eco-tour.

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