Fernandina Beach

Planning a Northeast Florida getaway starts with one big question: Where should you stay? The answer depends on the kind of trip you want. Maybe your group…

Sixty-five miles and one bridge separate St. Augustine's Spanish colonial history from Amelia Island's Victorian charm. The drive is worth making — here's how to do it well.

The right property changes everything about a trip. Here's how we think about matching guests to homes — and what each type of traveler actually needs from a vacation rental.

The places worth knowing about aren't always the ones at the top of the search results. Here are the First Coast spots that locals protect — and that we're willing to share.

The best family destinations make it easy for children to be genuinely occupied and for adults to be genuinely relaxed. Northeast Florida does both better than most coastal regions its size.

From the wide, uncrowded sands of Fernandina Beach to the historic shoreline of St. Augustine, the First Coast packs more variety into its 130 miles than most regions deliver in five times the distance.