Heritage Publishing, Inc. © 2014 Spa and Shoppes at Amelia Island
261-6161 6800 First Coast Hwy., Amelia Island
www.omniameliaislandplantation.com
The Spa and Shoppes at Amelia Island offers upscale stores
and salons in the beautiful Omni Amelia Island Plantation. Some of the shops are Amelia’s Signature Shop, Chico’s, Harrison’s Mercantile, Monkey Barrel, Resort To Home, Shoe Visions, and the Spa Boutique. All are on the grounds at the Plantation, a short walk for guests and residents.
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
{Hastings, Julington Creek, Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Augustine, St. Augustine Beach, St. Johns}
Nocatee Town Center
Marketside Ave., Ponte Vedra
www.nocatee.com
The Town Center of Nocatee is just minutes from Nocatee’s
neighborhood villages—making it perfect for residents to walk or bike to their favorite stores and restaurants. Stores include Hair Cuttery, Luxury Nail Spa and Cedars Cleaners. The Nocatee Town Center is also home to the largest Publix Supermarket in Northeast Florida. The Town Center also features corporate and professional office space for both small and large businesses.
Ponce de Leon Mall
797-5324 2121 US Hwy. 1 S., St. Augustine
www.poncedeleonmall.com
South of State Road 312 is the Ponce de Leon Mall. This
indoor mall includes anchor stores Belk, JCPenney and Sears. Other stores are Betsy’s Hallmark Shop, Flower’s By Shirley, GNC, Modern Nails and an exercise facility. Within the mall, there is also the Meeting Place for private gatherings.
Sawgrass Village
565-2635 1300 Sawgrass Village Dr., Ponte Vedra Beach
www.sawgrassvillagepvb.com
Sawgrass Village’s lakefront shops let patrons enjoy the
climate while they browse through this outdoor shopping center. There are one-of-a-kind boutiques and upscale stores like Chico’s, Lemon Twist, Marcia’s Place, Patchington, and Wickets. Also, visit Sawgrass Nails and Village Arts Gallery. Dining at Sawgrass Village includes Aqua Grill, Caffe Andiamo and Elizabeth’s.
174 Shops of Bartram Walk
112 Bartram Oaks Walk, St. Johns Located off of San Jose Boulevard, Shops of Bartram Walk
is an appealing outdoor shopping center. Tenants include All Ages Apparel Consignment and the Spa at Bartram Walk.
St. Augustine Outlets
826-1311 500 Prime Outlet Blvd., St. Augustine
www.staugoutlets.com
Conveniently located at State Road 16 and Interstate 95,
exit 318, Prime Outlets features more than 80 outlet stores that offer everyday savings. The outlet stores include BCBGMaxazria, Coldwater Creek, Dooney & Bourke, Guess, Gucci, Le Gourmet Chef, New York & Co., PacSun, Papaya, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th and Talbots. Visit Guest Services to receive additional savings, announcements and special services.
St. Augustine Premium Outlets
825-1555 2700 SR 16, St. Augustine
www.premiumoutlets.com
St. Augustine Premium Outlets is located on State Road 16
off of Interstate 95, exit 318, just 30 minutes south of Jacksonville. You can find a collection of 85 outlet stores including Adidas, Bass, Bose, Coach, Gymboree Outlet, Harry & David, J. Crew, Levi's Outlet Store, Nike Factory Store, White House Black Market and many more.
St. George Street
St. George St., St. Augustine St. George Street is the center of the historic shopping
district in St. Augustine. You will find many treasures along these streets, with unique shops nestled among numerous historic sites. Shop at Silver Feather Jewelry and Gifts, St. Augustine Art Glass, Sunburst Crystal or any of the other small shops along the historic street.
World Golf Village
877-888-2002 395 S. Legacy Trl., St. Augustine
www.worldgolfvillage.com
Located at the entrance of the World Golf Village, the town
center includes various retail stores. Also located in the village are the World Golf Hall of Fame and the PGA TOUR STOP, which has an indoor putting green to try equipment before buying. Restaurant options include Murray Bros., Caddyshack Restaurant and Fairways Café. Visitors can also catch a movie at the IMAX theater.
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