Casa Monica Resort & Spa
An 1888 Moorish Revival landmark across from the Flagler buildings, now part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, with a full-service spa. The splurge choice.
The oldest city. A long weekend’s worth of stories.
Coquina walls, narrow Spanish streets, Henry Flagler’s grand hotels and sunsets over Matanzas Bay. St. Augustine is the longest flight in this collection from KMYR and one of the most rewarding.

Time illustration: direct distance at 150 KTAS plus 15 minutes for departure and arrival, matching the discovery page. Coastal Florida afternoon storms can build quickly in summer. Use ForeFlight for your actual flight plan.
KSGJ, Northeast Florida Regional Airport, is a towered field about 15–20 minutes north of the historic district.
Atlantic Aviation is the FBO. Directory listings also show self-serve 100LL on the field. Ask Atlantic about facility fees, two-night parking, waivers with fuel and after-hours fees. Prices vary widely between listings, so call ahead; no live price is shown.
The airport authority can be reached at 904-209-0090.
Three different stays in the historic district. Rates and availability need travel dates.
An 1888 Moorish Revival landmark across from the Flagler buildings, now part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection, with a full-service spa. The splurge choice.
A collection of restored historic houses around courtyard gardens, adults-only and quiet, a few minutes’ walk from the plaza.
A long-running bed and breakfast in one of the city’s oldest buildings, on a quiet street in the historic district. Classic B&B charm.
Official details for St. Francis InnThe historic district is busy on weekends, so reserve your anchor dinner early.
A small, romantic restaurant known for globally inspired cooking and live piano. The classic St. Augustine date night. Reserve well ahead.
A restored 1920s ice plant with craft cocktails and a farm-to-table menu, in the same building as the St. Augustine Distillery. Fun and buzzy rather than quiet.
A long-running Spanish and Cuban restaurant on St. George Street. A leisurely lunch between sights; try the 1905 salad.
Choose a few memorable experiences; the old city is compact enough to wander between them.
The 17th-century Spanish stone fort on the bay, a National Park Service site. Go early or late in the day to avoid the heat and crowds.
Park informationClimb the striped lighthouse for the view in this guide’s photo, then explore the maritime museum. Across the bridge on Anastasia Island.
Henry Flagler’s 1888 Hotel Ponce de Leon is now Flagler College. Ask about guided historic tours of its Tiffany-glass dining hall and grand rotunda.
The pedestrian heart of the old city, busy by day. For a quieter walk, wander Lincolnville’s historic streets or the bayfront at sunset.
Several operators run sunset sails and cruises from the downtown marina. Choose one water outing and book a day or two ahead.
Casa Monica Resort & Spa has a full-service spa in the heart of the historic district, a good fit for a couples treatment after a morning of walking.
Booking: Ask about couples treatments, access for non-hotel guests, current pricing, gratuity and cancellation policy. No prices are shown here because they change, and no appointment has been booked.
Optional Saturday afternoon, before dinner.
Two downtown tasting stops, both walkable from the historic district.
A working winery at 157 King Street with tours and tastings of Florida wines, plus a rooftop bar. Check tour times and the rooftop’s hours.
Craft spirits made in the restored ice plant, with distillery tours and tastings. Pair it with dinner upstairs at the Ice Plant Bar.
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Millions of white lights across the historic district, a much-loved holiday tradition. Beautiful and crowded; book lodging early.
Comfortable walking weather. Summer is hot and humid, with afternoon thunderstorms that can affect flights.
Music at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre and festivals through the year. Check the calendar for your dates.
Check the destination calendar when choosing a weekend, and confirm dates and tickets with the organizer.
A sample Friday–Sunday weekend: the fort, the Flagler buildings, a sunset on the bay and two very different dinners. No bookings or availability confirmed.
Land at KSGJ early and ride into the old city.
Castillo de San Marcos, then lunch at The Columbia on St. George Street.
A San Sebastian Winery tasting or a Flagler College tour, then fly home ahead of afternoon storms.
Land at KSGJ, subject to weather and your actual flight plan, and ride into the old city.
Lunch at The Columbia, then a slow walk down St. George Street. Check in when your room is ready.
Dinner at Collage if reserved.
Castillo de San Marcos when it opens, then a Flagler College tour.
San Sebastian Winery tasting, or a couples treatment at Casa Monica. Late afternoon: the lighthouse climb.
Sunset on Matanzas Bay, then dinner at the Ice Plant Bar.
Breakfast and a quiet walk through Lincolnville or along the bayfront.
Check out and allow ample time at the FBO.
Plan around afternoon storms in warm months; a morning departure is often smoother.
Beach time on Anastasia Island or a quiet walk at Crescent Beach.
The St. Augustine Distillery tour and a wander through Lincolnville.
A sunset cruise on Matanzas Bay, then dinner at the Casa Monica.
These details make the difference between an appealing list and a usable getaway.
Lodging first, then the Friday dinner, a Flagler College tour and one water outing.
Summer heat and daily storms; holiday lights season is crowded. Spring and fall are easiest.
Old streets are uneven, and the lighthouse has a lot of steps.
Hotel rates, tours and restaurant hours are date-dependent. No availability or live price is implied here.
Research-based selections, not personal-visit endorsements. Researched November 1, 2026. Several official links could not be opened during research; check each one, and confirm hours, prices and availability directly before booking.
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