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Welcome to
The Collier Cove

We're so glad you're here. You've got Atlantic beach on one side and 450 years of Saint Augustine history on the other β€” and Collier Cove is your home base for all of it.

We put a lot of care into making this a great experience for you. All we ask is that you treat it like you would your own home.

Your Home Base

The House

Everything you need to know about settling in and making yourself at home.

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Check-In

3:00 PM
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Check-Out

11:00 AM

It's a smart lock β€” no keys needed. Just make sure the door is fully closed and locked behind you when you head out.

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WiFi

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Password: [WIFI PASSWORD]

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Parking

Please park in the driveway. Do not park on the street.

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Trash & Recycling

Trash: Tues  Β·  Recycling: Fri

Place all trash and recycling in the bins on the side of the house.

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A/C & Heat

Regular digital thermostat

Please keep set at 72Β°F while you're away to help with energy costs.

House Rules

We want everyone β€” guests and neighbors alike β€” to have a great experience. These keep things running smoothly.

Local Picks

Saint Augustine is one of those rare places that has everything β€” great food, real history, and incredible beaches. Here's where we'd send our own friends.

Ice Plant Bar & Kitchen
Set inside a restored 1927 ice plant with exposed brick and a buzzing bar scene. Farm-to-table menu changes with the seasons β€” the pasta and fresh seafood are always standouts. One of the best atmospheres in town.
110 Riberia St$$–$$$Dinner & Brunch
Local Fave
Collage Restaurant
Award-winning fine dining just off St. George Street. Fresh local seafood, steaks, lamb, and veal with international flavor profiles. Intimate (only 15 tables) β€” book ahead. A special-occasion kind of place.
60 Hypolita St$$$$Dinner only
Fine Dining
The Floridian
Farm-to-table Southern comfort food done right. Think grits, brisket, and creative salads with locally sourced ingredients. Great for lunch or a casual dinner, and one of the better Bloody Marys in the city.
72 Spanish St$$Lunch & Dinner
Casual
Prohibition Kitchen
Lively 1920s-themed gastropub right on St. George Street. Gourmet burgers, boozy milkshakes, and solid craft cocktails. Great for a fun group night out β€” the energy is hard to beat.
119 St George St$$Lunch & Dinner Β· Live Music
Fun Night Out
Asado Life
Waterfront Argentine live-fire grilling along the San SebastiΓ‘n River. Every dish comes off an open flame β€” the kind of place that's as much about the experience as the food. Great for a relaxed dinner with a view.
173 Shipyard Way$$$Dinner Β· Waterfront
Waterfront
Columbia Restaurant
Florida's oldest restaurant (since 1905!) serving authentic Spanish and Cuban cuisine. Paella, ropa vieja, sangria, and churros in a beautifully restored historic building. A Saint Augustine institution.
98 St George St$$$Lunch & Dinner
Historic
Anastasia State Park
Four miles of pristine, car-free beach β€” this is the one. Protected barrier island with ancient dunes, tidal marshes, and over 200 bird species. Kayak rentals, nature trails, and a laid-back beach snack bar. One of Florida's best.
300 Anastasia Park Rd$8/vehicle entry fee~10 min from the house
Top Pick
St. Augustine Beach
Lively and family-friendly with the St. Johns County Pier, a splash park, volleyball courts, bait shop, and beachfront restaurants right there when you're done. Cars allowed in designated areas.
A1A Beach BlvdFree Β· Lifeguards seasonal~10 min from the house
Family-Friendly
Vilano Beach
The local's secret, just north of downtown. No cars on the beach, fewer crowds, and a fishing pier with waterfront restaurants nearby. Great for surfing, skim boarding, or just getting away from the tourist scene.
Vilano Rd, North of downtownFree~15 min from the house
Hidden Gem
Crescent Beach
Wide, quiet, and naturally crescent-shaped. A bit further south but worth it for the peace and space. Popular with locals who want to avoid the crowds β€” great for long walks, beachcombing, and watching the sunset.
A1A South, ~25 minFree Β· ScenicGreat for couples
Quiet & Scenic
Castillo de San Marcos
The oldest masonry fort in the US β€” built by the Spanish in 1672 from coquina stone. An incredible piece of history right on the waterfront. Free to walk the grounds; small entry fee for the interior. Don't skip it.
14 S. Castillo Dr~$15/adultNational Monument
Must-See
St. Augustine Lighthouse
Climb 219 steps for the best view in the city β€” ocean on one side, historic downtown on the other. The maritime museum below is genuinely fascinating. Book tickets online in advance, especially on weekends.
100 Red Cox Rd$18/adultAnastasia Island
Iconic
St. George Street & Historic District
The heart of the city β€” a pedestrian-only street lined with shops, galleries, restaurants, and centuries-old architecture. Easy to spend a full afternoon here. Start at the City Gate and work your way south.
St George St, DowntownFree to exploreWalkable
Free
St. Augustine Alligator Farm
Florida's oldest attraction β€” open since 1893. The only place in the world where you can see every living species of crocodilian. Alligator feedings, bird rookery, zip line over the gators. Great for families.
999 Anastasia Blvd$37/adultAll ages
Family Fun
Ghost Tour of St. Augustine
Saint Augustine is one of the most haunted cities in America β€” or so they say. The evening ghost tours through the old city streets make for a great date night or group adventure. Multiple operators; book in advance.
Multiple operators downtown~$20–$30/personEvenings only
Unique
Kayaking the Matanzas River
Paddle through the intracoastal with dolphin sightings and marsh views. Several rental spots and guided tours are available nearby. Anastasia State Park also rents kayaks and SUPs for a quieter paddle through Salt Run.
Multiple launch pointsRentals from ~$30/hrAll skill levels
Outdoor
Navigation

Getting Around

Saint Augustine is easy to navigate once you know a few things. Here's how to get where you're going without any headaches.

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Driving

Most of the beach and restaurant scene is within 10–15 minutes. Parking in the historic district can be tight β€” plan ahead or use a rideshare for downtown nights.

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Rideshare

Uber and Lyft are active in the area. Great option for a night downtown so nobody has to worry about parking or drinks. Wait times are typically short.

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Old Town Trolley

If it's your first time in Saint Augustine, the hop-on hop-off trolley is a great way to get oriented. Multiple stops throughout the historic district β€” day passes available online.

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Biking

Bikes are a great way to get to the beach and along A1A. Several rental shops nearby.

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To the Beach

Anastasia State Park and St. Augustine Beach are both about 10 minutes from the house via A1A.

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Nearest Airports

Jacksonville (JAX) β€” about 1 hour north. Orlando (MCO) β€” about 2 hours south. Both served by major carriers.

Checkout Checklist

Checkout is at 11:00 AM. Nothing major β€” just a few things that help us get the house ready for the next guests.

We hope you had an amazing stay. If something exceeded your expectations β€” or fell short β€” we genuinely want to know. Reviews mean everything to a small operation like ours, and honest feedback helps us keep getting better. Thank you for choosing Collier Cove. πŸ™

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