Incorporated in 1999, Palm Coast is one of Florida’s newest cities. Palm Coast sits between Saint Augustine and Daytona Beach in Flagler County, on 70 miles of saltwater and freshwater canals as well as the Intracoastal Waterway. Close proximity to Atlantic Ocean beaches also shapes life in Palm Coast, with abundant opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, and swimming.
Outdoor recreation abounds in Palm Coast, with numerous scenic parks, world-class tennis and golfing facilities, a year-round running series, and more than 125 miles of connecting paths and trails for walking and biking. Palm Coast’s European Village offers plenty of things to do in town, with a bevy of restaurants, shops, bars, offices, and cafes in colorful buildings clustered along cobblestone walkways. The European Village also hosts a popular farmers market, featuring fresh produce and artisan goods. Metropolitan amenities in Orlando and Jacksonville each within an hour’s drive of Palm Coast as well.
