Ruhige Flucht am Fluss in Floridas Bass-Hauptstadt

Welcome to Low Tide, where your mornings begin with the call of sandhill cranes, afternoons are spent on the water, and evenings end under a sky full of stars. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is your gateway to the real Florida, far from the noise yet close to every adventure.

Why Low Tide Stands Above the Rest
Unbeatable Location – Minutes from the St. Johns River and boat ramp, six miles to The Oaks Golf Course, 45 minutes to St. Augustine Beach, and surrounded by some of the best bass fishing in the world
Total Tranquility – A quiet retreat in the heart of Welaka, perfect for slowing down, recharging, and enjoying nature’s soundtrack
Adventure at Your Doorstep – Boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, trophy bass fishing, hiking, and swimming in crystal-clear springs are all nearby
Local Flavor – Family-friendly restaurants, waterfront bars, and live music just around the corner


The Space
Step inside to a bright, welcoming home designed for comfort after a day of adventure:
3 Spacious Bedrooms – Comfortable sleeping for up to 6 guests
2 Full Bathrooms – Fresh, clean, and stocked for your stay
Fully Equipped Kitchen – From morning coffee to fresh-caught fish dinners, you have everything you need
Cozy Living Area – Gather for game nights, binge your favorite shows, or simply unwind after exploring.

Perfect For
Anglers chasing their next trophy bass
Nature Lovers eager to spot sandhill cranes, explore springs, and hike scenic trails
Traveling Professionals needing a quiet home base within 30 minutes of Georgia Pacific, Seminole Electric, Palatka, and Palm Coast
Families and Friends ready for a peaceful getaway close to beaches and attractions

Your Stay, Your Way
Spend your days exploring the river, hiking shaded trails, or relaxing at the beach. In the evenings, fire up the grill, enjoy fresh local seafood, or grab a drink while listening to live music by the water.
Here, life slows down and that is exactly how it should be.

Book Low Tide today and experience why guests call it the best-kept secret on the St. Johns River.