Unique Shopping Choices in Palm Coast and Flagler Beach

When you have gotten a little too much beach time during your vacation, there are some great shops in the area with beach attire, unique jewelry, art, décor, and souvenirs.  Here are just a few to consider.

Sea Casas, Flagler Beach, is a unique boutique with treasures that include hand-blown glass, original art, jewelry, scarves, home decor, natural soaps, scrubs, and soy candles.

Sea Casas, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)
Sea Casas, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)

County Road & Company Boutique, Flagler Beach.  This small shop is your one-stop-shop for beachy, boho women’s apparel and accessories.  Inventory changes frequently. 

Country Road and Company, Photo by countryroadcompany (Instagram)

Bahama Mamas, Flagler Beach – Bahama Mamas is a great place to find whimsical, fun, and tropical gifts to bring home. Lots of treasures to browse, accessories, gifts, and there are some adorable sundresses you’ll want to check out.  

Bahama Mama, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)

Gallery of Local Art, Flagler Beach – GOLA is a quirky little art shop filled with treasures that have been lovingly handcrafted by local artists and artisans. It does not get more local than buying local artwork at GOLA.    

Gallery of Local Art, Photo by flaglergola (Instagram)

Flagler Surf Art & Cool Stuff, Flagler Beach, featuring over 17 local artists and crafters, and home of the famous “Please don’t make me cross the bridge!” T-shirt, stickers, hats and more! 

Flagler Surf Art and Stuff, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)

Fortis Workshop, Flagler Beach.  Tired of the same generic souvenir shirts, then check out Fortis.  They have unique local designs and outstanding quality shirts, pottery, candles, and Florida Décor.

Fortis Workshop, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)

Jose Gaspar Treasure Company, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)
Jose GasperTreasure Company, Flagler Beach.  If you didn’t find the perfect shell on the beach, come to Jose Gasper Treasure company for your seashell and funky beach keepsake.  Kids will love this store. 

A Scent to Remember, Flagler Beach. A handmade aromatherapy bath and body boutique carrying various body butters, sugar scrubs, dead sea salt scrubs, vegan soaps, essential oils, jewelry, and much more! 

Flagler Beach Gift Shop, Flagler Beach.  If you are looking for the typical vacation beach souvenir, this is the place to go.  

The Pink Turtle Shoppe, Flagler Beach. This is a fun and whimsical store with gifts made by local artists.
Coastal Mermaid, located in European Village, Palm Coast, is an eclectic beach-themed shop, great for all Floridians. With a wide range of art, jewelry, home goods, accessories, and gifts, you can never go wrong with Coastal Mermaid. 

Coastal Mermaid, Photo by coastalmermaidev (Instagram)

Turtle Reef, European Village, Palm Coast. This boutique store is your location for all things beach-themed. Complementing the tropical Florida weather, Turtle Reef has quality footwear, cotton wear, accessories, and more. 

Turtle Reef, Photo by visitflagler (Instagram)

If you forget someone during your shopping, you can always shop for some locally crafted mugs or wall art online from Sweetwater Photo Gifts.

If you are looking to visit the area, you may want to consider staying at an oceanfront vacation condo.  If you are interested in learning about our Sundancer vacation rental, click here.


See you at the beach!

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