St. Augustine City Beaches stretch from Vilano Beach north of the city to Crescent Beach in the south. The Intracoastal Waterway naturally divides the mainland from the barrier islands with their miles of gorgeous coastline with many public areas for beach recreation and relaxation. St. Augustine City Beaches include:
Crescent Beach – located on Anastasia Island, just south of the intersection at A1A and State Road 206 about 15 minutes south of historic downtown St. Augustine.
Butler Beach – South A1A just two miles from St. Augustine Beach.
St. Augustine Beach – located on Anastasia Island, Old A1A Beach Boulevard south of State Road 312 at the St. Johns County Pier, less than five minutes from downtown St. Augustine.
Anastasia State Park and Recreation Area – 1340 A1A South between the St. Augustine Lighthouse and the Surf Station approximately one mile from the Bridge of Lions on Anastasia Island.
Vilano Beach – North A1A just over the Usina Bridge, less than five minutes from historic downtown St. Augustine.
North (Usina) Beach- North A1A just past Vilano Beach, approximately five minutes from downtown St. Augustine.
South Ponte Vedra Beach – North A1A about 20 minutes from downtown St. Augustine.
Dogs are allowed on the beaches, but must be kept on a leash. Pets are prohibited on the beach at Guana River State Park.
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