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ParkFlorida, US
Fort Matanzas National Monument
About
Fort Matanzas National Monument offers a unique blend of history and nature, featuring a 0.5-mile Coastal Hammock Trail through maritime forests and a historic 18th-century Spanish fort accessible by a free ferry ride. The area is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, with opportunities to observe diverse bird species and marine life in their natural habitats.
What to do here
Hike the Coastal Hammock Trail; Take the ferry to explore the historic Fort Matanzas; Enjoy birdwatching along the Matanzas Inlet shoreline.
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Good to know before you go
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Bring insect repellent during warmer months to ward off mosquitoes.
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Check ferry schedules in advance, as they operate weather permitting.
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