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nblemished by high-rises, Flagler Beach welcomes visitors
from the start with miles of unobstructed views along
A1A, so taking the scenic route is not just a choice, but a
must.
You won’t find any chain hotels or restaurants, so expect to
be greeted and treated like a friend by the locals. You’re more
likely to see golf carts zipping around town than the usual
traffic jam. Pet-friendly beaches, the ability to immerse in the
local culture and outdoor experiences have lured visitors to
Flagler Beach for decades and the laid back eco-friendly Old
Florida charm of the area is vastly undisturbed.
So set up a chair and watch surfers dance on waves and spot
dolphins or sea turtles, all against the backdrop of a
breathtaking sunrise. You’ll get to unwind on an uncrowded
beach that’s easily accessible, yet feels like you’re worlds away.
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5,135
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*2018 Estimate; Source:
Applied Geographic
Solutions, 2018
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Before incorporating as
Flagler Beach in 1925, the
town was originally called
Ocean City.
The Flagler Beach exit off of
I-95 (exit 284) is the closest
exit to the beach from Maine to
Miami, just three short miles.