An Old Florida beach town with lots of charm, without high-rise condos or pesky parking meters.
The town itself dates back to 1915, when it was known as Ocean City. The name was changed to honor railroad boss Henry Flagler, who pushed through Florida and laid track all the way to Key West.
Flagler Beach’s oceanfront houses are modest cottages for the most part, more than a few years old, and some have added patios for instant conversions to beachfront businesses. Bright colors give these home-grown beach businesses an island feel.
Flagler Beach
6:53 am, March 31, 2023
60°FL: 52° H: 66°
Feels like 58.05 °F overcast clouds
Wind gusts: 5 mph
UV Index: 0.13
Precipitation: 0.04 inch
Visibility: 6 mi
Sunrise: 6:11 am
Sunset: 6:37 pm
Forecast
Fri Mar 31
52° / 66°F0.04 inch6 mph50 %1014 mb
Sat Apr 01
51° / 63°F0.03 inch6 mph65 %1014 mb
Sun Apr 02
50° / 69°F0.03 inch6 mph40 %1009 mb
Mon Apr 03
50° / 76°F0.02 inch8 mph32 %1009 mb
Tue Apr 04
54° / 77°F0.01 inch8 mph29 %1011 mb
Wed Apr 05
55° / 79°F0.01 inch8 mph21 %1010 mb
Thu Apr 06
54° / 76°F0.01 inch9 mph20 %1013 mb
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Useful resources:
- Check out today’s Surfline Report
- Book a room through Kayak.com
- Closest Airport: Daytona Beach International Airport
- Restaurant reviews and more on TripAdvisor
- Official site for the Flagler Beach Tourism Council
