Pelican Inlet Condominiums

01/31/2026

05/19/2025

📢 Conservation Call-to-Action 📢

For the last two years, St. Johns County has been gathering feedback and information in order to make amendments to our Comprehensive Plan and we are now in the home stretch of that process. Our Comprehensive Plan is a critical document when it comes to protecting our land and water since it dictates where, when, and how development will take place. As we enter the final phase of this process, now is the most important time to provide input and urge our Board of County Commissioners to adopt strong amendments to protect our natural areas.

10/07/2024

Do you know if you live in an Evacuation Zone?

Visit www.sjcfl.us/hurricane to find out.

07/20/2024

If you are heading out this weekend, some great tips. We love Genung's which is right around the corner from our Condos. They have all your fishing needs and you can even get a fishing license there. Yes, you need one!

Hey there, Flagler News Weekly readers! Captain Adam Morley here, owner of Genung’s Fish Camp and The Inlet Beach and General Store at Matanzas Inlet. Between the busy season and battling a summer cold, I haven’t been able to get out on the water as much as I’d like. Chris from Skinny Water Lu...

05/02/2024

A huge Thank You to Dev 6 Painting and Mike Thomas for the wonderful job they did on our condominiums. They were a delight to work with from start to finish!

12/15/2023

Please be careful out there this weekend!

11/16/2023

Yippee!

10/11/2023

We live in the coolest city!!

09/23/2023

09/02/2023

So very sad. This is some great history about his link with our city and the wonderful Gamble Rogers.

🏝️☮️Rest in Peace, Jimmy Buffett

In the 1960s, Jimmy Buffett performed at Trade Winds Tropical Lounge in St. Augustine, Florida. … and legend has it he was fired from a gig there!

Vaughn Cochran, co-owner of Blackfly The Restaurant on Anastasia Island, performed with him at that time, and went on to become an original member of Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Re**er band!

While in St. Augustine, Buffett also performed with the late Gamble Rogers, a native Floridian who was a singer-songwriter, storyteller, playwright, guitarist and humorist who performed on "The Tonight Show," "The Ed Sullivan Show," National Public Radio, and folk festival stages throughout the United States. Gamble Rogers died in 1991 trying to save a drowning swimmer in Flagler Beach. The Gamble Rogers Folk Festival honors his music each year.

Jimmy Buffett dedicated his 1994 CD "Fruitcakes" to Rogers. The two musicians played concerts together in St. Augustine at Trade Winds Tropical Lounge (and throughout Florida and southern states on the folk music circuit), along with other musicians including Bob Patterson and Vaughn Cochran.

“Gamble Rogers taught me how to move an audience with dialogue and delivery as much as with music,” Buffett wrote. "I attribute a lot of my ability to remain true to my vision to Gamble Rogers and what he taught me."

08/23/2023

Looking for an unusual evening? This sounds cool!!

Join in a search for spirits at one of the Ancient City's historic properties.