St. Augustine for digital nomads
Address Coffee: Dawn-to-mid-afternoon coffee-shop counter, seven days a week. Six of the picks for remote workers in St. Augustine open by 09:00, so mornings can start early. Starbucks: Casa Monica Resort & Spa Starbucks with a Cordova Street address.
St. Augustine for digital nomads, in numbers
- Score for remote work
- 4.5 out of 10
- Picks on this page
- 12 places across 1 lists, led by Address Coffee, Starbucks, Bar Citra
- Posted hours
- 6 picks post hours earliest 07:00, latest 22:00; 6 open by 09:00, 1 past 21:00
Questions digital nomads ask about St. Augustine
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Digital nomads
St. Augustine scores 4.5/10 for digital nomads (sourced from TTDI's editorial rubric). Home fiber across St. Johns County is fast, but the city has no coworking space worth a monthly pass. Furnished monthly rentals run $2,400 to $3,500, you will need a car, and you should budget around $4,200 a month. Get here in October, not March.
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Where locals go
St. Augustine locals keep west of the tourist core or head out to Anastasia Island. Saturday mornings find them at the Old City Farmers Market at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, and weekday breakfasts happen at Blue Hen Cafe in Lincolnville. Evenings split between The Ice Plant Bar on Riberia Street and Gypsy Cab Company on Anastasia Boulevard. St. George Street is for visitors.
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Where to stay
Stay in the Historic District between Cathedral Place and Castillo de San Marcos for a first visit. You're on foot to St. George Street, the bayfront, and most restaurants within 10 minutes. Budget $150-$280 for a B&B on Charlotte Street, $250-$400 at Casa Monica. St. Augustine Beach on Anastasia Island runs $120-$200 if you'd rather fall asleep to the sound of waves.
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Cost per day
St. Augustine costs roughly $65/day on a tight budget. That covers a $35 dorm bed at Pirate Haus Inn, $25 for food if you skip St. George Street, and free NPS sites like Fort Matanzas. Midrange sits around $175 with a hotel and restaurant meals. Parking in the historic district runs $15/day and catches most visitors off guard.
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Best time to visit
Go in November, or in March and April. Highs sit in the 70s °F, the afternoon thunderstorms of June through September are gone, and St. George Street is comfortable to walk at midday. Early November gives you mild weather before the Nights of Lights traffic builds. March and April bring the Alligator Farm's nesting rookery, but they also mean spring-break crowds and higher weekend hotel rates.
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