We entered the river via the ICW (Inter-Coastal Waterway). Next “port” Marineland, FL. Claim to fame, WORLD’s first oceanarium! How awesome! Unfortunately this was the stopping point and the boat would be docked for many weeks. Sadly, no time to visit the “attractions”. However we did get to walk around the Whitney Marine Lab area.
This is Remi. He’s awaiting surgery to remove the ugly little growth spot you can see in the video.
Also home to The River to Sea Trail Preserve, these photos/videos are from a walk along it.
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Eighteen miles so of St. Augustine is the marina. It was awesome, fairly new, with expansion underway, and quite inexpensive. We ate on the boat for a lot of our meals. We did take a dinghy ride south, to Captains' BBQ for lunch one day and drove north to Viola's for dinner the last night.
They offer a small dock for your dinghy ;) or boat!
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Viola’s pizza pasta & seafood, a little better than D’ Fontana but a little pricier too!
A few more photos to wrap up this adventure… See ya next time!
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