They named this island “The Sanctuary” for good reason. The ancient oaks on the Intracoastal shoreline make this an idyllic setting for residents who appreciate rare natural beauty. To the North are the vast and protected marshlands of the Pellicer Creek Preserve and the Matanzas River. To the East, across the Intracoastal, is the quaint, old Florida artists’ colony of Hammock. And just 1/4 mile south is the finest port of call on the entire waterway – The Palm Coast Marina and Resort.

From your driveway at The Sanctuary you’re just four miles from I-95. First time visitors to Palm Coast are surprised to find that I-95, is just two miles west of A1A, the closest the Interstate comes to the ocean between Maine and Miami. This also means residents of The Sanctuary are within an hour’s drive of Orlando, Jacksonvile, the Kennedy Space Center, world-class shopping, dining and attractions a dozen acute care hospitals and five commercial airports.

With water everywhere, this area is truly a boating and fishing paradise. With deep channels and only tall, fixed bridges that are few and far between, they call our part of Florida “Sailboat Country” for good reason. From your deep draft dock at The Sanctuary you’re directly across the Intracoastal Waterway from the Hammock Dunes Marina, and just a few hundred yards from the “5 Bell” Palm Coast Marina.

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