Top St Augustine Culture

Explore the best of St Augustine on this narrated Old Town trolley tour. See more than 100 points of interest such as the Old Jail, Flagler College, and Spanish Colonial neighborhoods. Discover more about America’s oldest city, founded in 1565 by Pedro Menendez de Aviles, from your friendly and informative conductor who shares interesting narration about St. Augustine's history.

See St. Augustine from a new perspective with this leisurely sunset cruise. Climb aboard a boat for a scenic cruise including views of Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, the Bridge of Lions, and the St. Augustine Lighthouse. Sip beer or wine from the on-board bar during this tour reserved for guests 21 and older.

This relaxing cruise is great for nature lovers, families, or those who simply enjoy being out on the water. Cruise the Intracoastal Waterway—an inland waterway that runs parallel to the coastline—for a calm ride exploring St. Augustine’s estuaries. Keep your eyes peeled for marine life such as dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, pelicans, osprey, and spoonbill. Along the way, you’ll spot landmarks including the Bridge of Lions, Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine Lighthouse, and more.

Explore the best that St Augustine has to offer with admission to three historic attractions plus a hop-on hop-off trolley tour of the city. Visit the Old Jail, the St Augustine History Museum and the Oldest Store Museum Experience, plus more than 100 other points of interest among the city’s top attractions. Board the trolley at any of the 22 stops. It's a great way to see everything St Augustine has to offer.

The coastal town of St Augustine is renowned as the oldest European settlement in the United States. On this private tour, benefit from the undivided attention of your guide and enjoy a tour itinerary tailored to your group’s interests. Traveling by electric vehicle, visit areas normally only accessible on foot, stop at historic landmarks and churches, and hop off to take photos.

Discover a new perspective on St. Augustine—and enjoy a relaxing trip out on the water—on this sightseeing boat tour. Pick from multiple start times, head to the marina, and hop aboard. You’ll see highlights like the Bridge of Lions, Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, and National Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche; can spot wildlife like dolphins; and will learn the stories behind the sights from your captain’s narration.

St. Augustine’s original “frightseeing” tour is an evening of fear and fun. Board Ghosts and Gravestones' Trolley of the Doomed for a spooky ride through St. Augustine's sinister past. Listen to stories of the ghosts and ghouls believed to still wander the streets of the town as you pass haunted hot spots. Expect a tour so scary, it should come with a warning.

If you're into all things creepy and spooky, this 'beyond the grave' tour of St. Augustine is ideal for you. You'll be taken to a number of locations of interest to the Savannah Ghost Research Society. These include cemeteries and buildings where ghosts have been sighted and paranormal activity recorded. Your guide will dig beneath the urban legends in an attempt to uncover the true stories that lie within.

Ideal for families, this ghost tour of St. Augustine’s spookiest sites combines light-hearted fun with spine-tingling tales of the city’s past. Alongside a costumed guide, you visit cemeteries, the ground of the Old Fort, and other haunted locations to discover the little-known legends that surround the romantic venue. This small-group tour is limited in order to maintain an atmosphere suitable for the ghost walk.

As the oldest city of European origin in the United States, St. Augustine harbors a fascinating history haunted by the restless souls of its former residents. On this 1.5-hour ghost tour, you’ll follow a master storyteller to sites of reputed haunting: see historic landmarks such as Hugenot and Tolomato Cemetery, and discover traumatic tales from St. Augustine’s 450-year history. This small-group tour is limited to 15 people to maintain the correct atmosphere.

Visit cemeteries and other mysterious sites on this paranormal-focused tour of St. Augustine. This isn’t one of those ghost tours in which the guide is spouting urban legends. On this tour, all the sites have been thoroughly researched and your guide is sharing historic information and true stories. This makes an interesting tour for both paranormal believers and anyone who wants to learn about a different side of the city.

Sail along St. Augustine’s picturesque coastline—and indulge in a number of generous wine samples—during this two-in-one tour. Make your own way to the dock, hop aboard the pontoon boat, and get comfortable: as you set off, you’ll see landmarks like the Castillo de San Marcos, the Bridge of Lions, and more. You’ll also taste six different wines, and will have access to the on-board bar.

Explore the freshwater tributaries along the scenic St. Johns River on a thrilling airboat ride that skims through a maze of shallow waterways. Watch for alligators, manatees, birds, and snakes as you speed through the watery Florida landscape, and learn the story of an infamous pirate ship that sank in the St. Johns River. This St. Johns River airboat tour includes personal headsets, so you won't miss a word of the captain's fun and informative commentary.

Once a holding site for St. Augustine’s hardest criminals, the Old Jail Museum now offers visitors an educational look at life in the Nation’s Oldest City. Tour a maximum security area and regular cells alike that held prisoners until 1953, learning about fascinating historical accounts of criminal lives in St. Augustine as you go.

St. Augustine is among the oldest cities in the country—and this immersive walking tour offers the perfect opportunity to learn about its rich past. Meet your guide in the morning at the St. Augustine Civic Center, and set off on foot. You’ll discover highlights like the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, Huguenot Cemetery, Bridge of Lions, and more—and will hear stories covering more than 300 years of St. Augustine history.

Our tour takes a unique approach to tours in St. Augustine. We limit our groups smaller to create a more personal experience. Our certified guides offer the most experienced and entertaining historical narrative of the city of St. Augustine, locations of historic events and the citizens who helped create and maintain the oldest city in the nation. We will cover the founding of the city, the first Spanish period (1565-1763), the British Period (1763-1784), the second Spanish period (1784-1821), the American territorial period (1821-1845), and the Flagler Era (Gilded Age, 1884-1913). This is a walking tour which covers a 1.7 mile route over the 90 minutes of the experience. It takes place during the day in Florida, so plan accordingly. Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water, sunscreen and maybe an umbrella as well. There will be restrooms available at the beginning, end, and at the midway point as well. This is the perfect tour for the history enthusiast!

From a goat-powered washing machine to bottles of worm syrup, a visit to St. Augustine’s Oldest Store Museum gives visitors a glimpse of everyday 20th century life in St. Augustine—and obscure products, to boot. Costumed guides provide an interactive spin on a history museum as you browse over 100,000 historic products in a recreation of St. Augustine’s original general store.

Have only a short amount of time to explore St. Augustine? Beat the crowds—and see most of the city's top highlights—all in one tour when you travel by private, open-air electric vehicle. Meet your guide at your hotel or downtown, and hop aboard. You'll see highlights like the Mission Nombre de Dios, Castillo de San Marcos, and Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, and will learn all about the city's history.

Discover St. Augustine’s ghostly side in ways you couldn’t independently on this supernatural walking tour. First settled in 1565, the city is filled with ghost stories and paranormal mysteries that bring a chill to its historical downtown by night. With a guide, walk darkened brick lanes, visit the USA’s oldest street, see haunted houses, burial grounds, and more; and hear tales of spirits and strange occurrences you’d miss if alone.

Secure your ticket in advance and visit the World Golf Hall of Fame and Museum. Learn the story of its 155 members and the history of the game as you explore the space and displays of over 4,000 pieces of memorabilia. Admission to an 18-hole natural grass putting course is included with your ticket.

See St. Augustine's key landmarks—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind, environmentally friendly way to travel—on this small-group electric vehicle tour. Choose from multiple convenient morning and afternoon tour times, meet your guide in the city center (or at your chosen address), and hop aboard. You'll see St. Augustine landmarks like the Castillo de San Marcos, Tolomato Cemetery, and Mission Nombre de Dios, and will learn all about its centuries of history.

Seeing spooky spots in a city isn’t done justice unless you’re up close and personal. This South St. Augustine Haunted History Tour takes you by foot so you can see some of St. Augustine’s homes, businesses, and streets with the most mysterious stories. A guide tells you all about St. Augustine’s past—by lantern no less during this unique experience.

Stroll along St. Augustine's century-old streets in the company of a local—and sample the best of its craft beer offerings as you explore—on this immersive, two-in-one tour. In the afternoon, meet your guide at one of the city's beloved breweries, where you'll enjoy a tour and tasting. Then, set off on foot: you'll discover a number of top historical landmarks, will hear stories from your guide, and will enjoy more tasting sessions.

As one of the oldest cities in the country, St. Augustine is known for its ghost stories and legends—and this paranormal tour offers the chance to get acquainted with specters and frights. Meet your guide after dark, and set off with just a small group for company. With the help of EMF meters, dousing rods, and other tools, you'll explore an 18th-century wooden schoolhouse, the St. Augustine Old Cemetery, and more.