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Fort Matanzas National Monument Dense scrub lies between the ocean beach and the maritime forest.
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Fort Matanzas National Monument
Directions

Fort Matanzas National Monument is located about 15 miles south of the historic district of St. Augustine, Florida. St. Augustine is located on Florida’s Northeastern Atlantic coast about midway between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach.

Car
From I-95: Take exit 305 (Route 206). Follow Route 206 east about 6 miles to Highway A1A. Turn right and follow A1A south for 4 miles to the park entrance on the right side of the road.

From St. Augustine: Follow Highway A1A south for approximately 15 miles to the park entrance on the right side of the road.

From Daytona Beach via A1A:  Follow Highway A1A about 40 miles north.  The park entrance is on the left about 1/2 mile north of the Matanzas Inlet bridge.

Plane
Airports in Jacksonville, Florida (north) and Daytona and Orlando/Sanford (south) provide rental cars and easy access to Interstate highways.

Bus
Greyhound runs bus service to St. Augustine.

Public Transportation
There is no public transportation to the park; however, the Sunshine Bus stops at the corner of SR 206 and A1A, 4 miles north of the park.  A bike path/sidewalk extends all the way from St. Augustine Beach to Fort Matanzas.

 
Map of St. Augustine, Florida showing Fort Matanzas National Monument
Map of St. Augustine, Florida area showing Fort Matanzas National Monument

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Sailboats rest in calm waters of the Matanzas River the shelter of Anastasia Island.

Did You Know?
The Gulf Stream's current moves between 30 and 85 million cubic feet of water per second, stronger than any other current on earth, and greater than all the streams and rivers in the world combined! Ft Matanzas National Monument, Florida

Last Updated: June 24, 2008 at 20:25 MST