Beach Life Condo St. Augustine

04/08/2024

My direct oceanfront condo is available for your next getaway!

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07/04/2023

Every ramp is 4WD only right now.

03/12/2023

Of course it is!

In its annual South's Best issue, Southern Living named St. Augustine as the South's Best Small Town. Here's what the magazine said about the city.

10/04/2022

Important update! All vehicular access points are temporarily closed

06/16/2022

A beautiful and calm day.

I had to take a picture from the balcony and share the beauty with you.

11/05/2021

FYI

11/03/2021

FYI

Please be advised on-beach vehicular access may experience temporary closures throughout the week and weekend due to tidal flooding. The most up to date openings and closures will be announced on our social media accounts and the Reach the Beach App.

11/02/2021

Be sure to look out to the ocean for the whales. It’s birthing season from December-March.

North Atlantic Right Whale Calving Season- The North Atlantic Right Whale (Eubalaena glacialis) is a large baleen whale hunted to near extinction for their oil by early whalers. Right Whales migrate between their feeding grounds in the Northeastern United States and their only known calving area, which is off the Southeast United States (present November through April). They can reach up to 55 feet in length, weigh up to 70 tons, and are identified by their lack of a dorsal fin, v-shaped spout, and distinctive patches of rough skin on their head called callosities. They are usually seen off the coast of St. Johns County between December and March. Kayaks, drones, paddleboards, jet-skis, divers/snorkelers, and boats must stay at least 500 yards away from these animals. If you see a Right Whale please call 1-888-97-Whale. Stay tuned as we will be posting more fun facts about Right Whales for the month of November.

09/16/2021

Very interesting