Flagler Beach
Welcome to flagler beach
Flagler Beach is a hidden gem in the U.S. With its small town feel, crystal clear blue ocean, warm weather year round, and a close-knit community of friends and family who welcome you with open arms, this place is a taste of heaven on earth. My wife and I found this oasis through some close friends and bought our home here in 2022, just days after visiting it for the first time. It's really that special. Whether you're here for the ocean, the community, or the slower pace of living, I promise you'll love it as much as we do.
Lifestyle
As you might have guessed, the miles of stunning coastline in Flagler Beach steal the show here. In most places, parking at the beach is free—a nice and unexpected perk—and convenient to access. Once there, you can build sandcastles, sunbathe, hunt for seashells, surf, and swim. If all that frolicking and beach fun helps you work up an appetite, get your grub on at one of the delectable beachfront eateries up and down Flagler Beach. One of the benefits .
of a small beach town like Flagler Beach is that it generally provides unobstructed views of the water that many of the larger spots on the coast can’t offer—and there’s nothing better than eating fresh seafood and taking in the sights and smells of the beach.
Restaurants
Flagler Beach is filled with many incredible restaurants! When deciding where to grab a bite to eat, take a look at some of the best places to dine and check out the local cuisine. From raw bars and fresh seafood to an award-winning BBQ joint, Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches offers delicious places to eat outside while enjoying the beautiful ocean views.
Nightlife
Flagler Beach is filled with many bars and restaurants located on the downtown Flagler strip. Flagler Beach is filled with many lively restaurants and bars providing weekly live music and fun events to explore. Locals in the Flagler Beach area all agree there is always something fun to do out on the town during the week!
Shopping
Shopping is always a big part of enjoying any vacation, so be sure to devote some time indulging your inner shopper at our unique gift shops, antique shops, artist studios, fine boutiques and of course all the big box stores we all love.
The six-block area in downtown Flagler Beach along Central Avenue should not be missed for the charming, independently owned specialty stores that add to the overall ambiance of the old beach town. In the mood for instant gratification and one-stop shopping? Head into Palm Coast and pick one of the many strip malls loaded with shops galore!
Parks & nature
Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches is home to numerous parks and preserves, including three that are part of the state park system. Washington Oaks Gardens State Park consists of 425 acres of coastal scenery as well as 20 acres of formal gardens. At Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park you can explore the ruins of the former sugar cane plantation, a sugar mill and unique spring house. You won't want to miss the historic Princess Place Preserve where you can tour a beautifully preserved 1888 hunting lodge fit for a princess, who indeed lived there for many years. Whether it's finding quiet solace within the nature preserves, relaxing at the natural beaches, re-energizing while participating in a favorite leisure activity, or enjoying the company of family and friends, Palm Coast and the Flagler Beaches offer unsurpassed recreational opportunities in its community and state parks.
schools
Children who attend public school in Flagler Beach are a part of the Flagler County School District. Because of its small size, Flagler Beach only has one public school within its city limits—Old Kings Elementary School. However, schools in nearby cities and municipalities serve public school children in Flagler Beach, including Flagler Palm Coast High School. Flagler County also has several well-regarded private schools that cater to children in all grades.
