Flagler Beach & Pier
Flagler Beach
A quiet seaside town about 40 minutes north of Daytona. A1A runs right along the coastline, and the pier and orange-brown shell-sand beaches are very photogenic.
Flagler Beach keeps the flavor of an “old Florida” seaside town, with no high-rise hotels. The A1A scenic highway runs along the dunes, hugging the sea, making it one of the most beautiful driving stretches on Florida's East Coast. The beach contains abundant coquina fragments, which give it an orange-brown color. The wooden fishing pier can be climbed for a fee to fish or stroll, and the town has seafood restaurants and surf shops. It can be combined with Tomoka State Park and the Bulow Plantation Ruins for a day trip.
Opening hours
Open all day; pier about 6:00 am–midnight
Nearby sights
- Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park
- Tomoka State Park
- The Casements
- Daytona Lagoon
- Daytona Beach Boardwalk & Main Street Pier
- Daytona Beach (Beach Driving)
- Mary McLeod Bethune Home
- Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory