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 Atlantic and Neptune Beaches are just south of Mayport, bordered by the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. United by the Atlantic Beach Towne Center, Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach residents share a love of the beaches and a casual, contemporary atmosphere with entertainment, shopping and great dining readily available. Predominantly residential, both beaches have a fabulous blend of home styles with a resident mix of Jacksonville natives to East Coast transplants. Jacksonville Beach is further south along A1A and is the oldest beach community in Jacksonville. A greater mix of residential and commercial, Jacksonville Beach is a popular site for festivals and fairs to volleyball tournaments.
| Search Intracoastal West Listings | | Search Jacksonville Beach Listings |  Flowing together between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, southern Duval County meets northeastern St. Johns County. Ponte Vedra Beach and Sawgrass are in the northeast corner of St. Johns County, south of Jacksonville Beach along A1A. A blend of neighborhoods and nature with sea oat-covered sand dunes and beaches stretching five miles along the Atlantic Ocean through wetland preserves, Ponte Vedra Beach is headquarters to both the PGA Tour and Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). This upscale area is popular with internationally savvy professionals and beach lovers alike.
 A popular vacation destination, St. Johns County is rich with history and beaches. St. Augustine is St. Johns County and America's oldest city. North of St. Augustine and 20 minutes south of Jacksonville is St. Johns, a 6,300-acre community and one of the nation s largest mixed-use planned communities. Central to this community is the World Golf Village, home to the World Golf Hall of Fame. Guana State Park and Nocatee, a new self-sustaining community, enhance and invite the public to participate in St. Johns County's naturally beautiful Intracoastal shoreline and wildlife corridors.
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