The Turtle Trail

🐢 Turtle Trail – A Self-Guided Public Art Adventure

Looking for a fun and unique way to explore Palm Coast and Flagler County? The Turtle Trail is a colorful public art experience featuring hand-painted loggerhead sea turtle sculptures placed throughout the community.

Created by the Flagler County Cultural Council in partnership with local artists and sponsors, each turtle is a one-of-a-kind design inspired by famous artists, local history, music, nature, and coastal life. These life-sized sculptures can be found at parks, community centers, businesses, and landmarks across Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Bunnell, and even Marineland.

This isn’t a traditional walking trail — it’s a self-guided art hunt. You can visit one location or try to find them all!

Visit The Turtle Trail Page with interactive map and list of turtles with addresses and names of each.

 –The Turtle Trail

🎨 Why It’s Worth Exploring

✔ Family-friendly and free
✔ Perfect for a scenic drive or bike ride
✔ Great photo opportunities
✔ Supports local art and culture
✔ Fun scavenger hunt idea for kids

Each turtle has its own name, personality, and artistic theme. Some are inspired by famous painters, others by music legends, storytelling, or local coastal heritage.

📍 Where to Start

There’s no official starting point — but many visitors begin in Palm Coast’s Town Center area and branch out from there. You’ll also find turtles near parks, waterfront areas, museums, and local businesses.

Pro tip: Make it a full day adventure by pairing your Turtle Trail stops with nearby restaurants, coffee shops, or parks listed right here on Palm Coast Explorer.

📸 Make It Interactive

Turn your visit into a mini adventure:

• Take a photo with each turtle

• Post your favorites

• Create your own “Find Them All” challenge

• Let the kids pick their favorite design