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St Augustine Attractions

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St. Augustine has been home to natives and foreigners, colonials and pilgrims, soldiers and prisoners, slaves and free blacks, merchants and industrialists. Through battle, economic progress, and political strife, the coquina foundation of St. Augustine has been left unconquered - its history is a surviving monument to the persistence of the human spirit, waiting to be rediscovered by you.

St. Augustine boasts attractions like military forts, stately castles, and Gilded-Age hotels. Visitors can explore a spiraling lighthouse, scenic nature trails and tranquil beaches. Hear the sounds of the city, from horse hooves on brick-paved streets to the roar of cannon fire; the hustle and bustle of a living community. Explore fascinating museums or take a scary ghost tour. Historical reenactments, recreations, artifacts and relics can be found on every corner, bringing to life the timeless stories of other eras. Take photos as you experience history, building memories in the oldest city in the United States. St. Augustine has always been a sought-after treasure, a priceless gem in Florida's history.

St. Augustine Eco Tours

(904) 377-7245
111 Avenida Menendez
St. Augustine Eco Tours

These guided water tours offer serious nature and plenty of fun.

St. Augustine Land & Sea Tours

(904) 679-9880
170 St. George Street
A St. Augustine Land and Sea Tour group on the upper deck of the M/V Vicotory III in St. Augustine.

Learn more about St. Augustine's history on a tour that takes place on both the land and the Matanzas.

St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum

(904) 829-0745
100 Red Cox Road
St. Augustine Light House

Climb 219 steps to the top for breathtaking views of the nation's oldest city and the Atlantic Ocean.

St. Augustine Sailing

(904) 829-0648
3076 Harbor Drive
Sailing on a beautiful day in St. Augustine

St. Augustine Sailing offers guests the opportunity to experience life under sail — with charters, sailing classes, and bareboat rentals on a variety of mono-hull sloops and catamarans.

St. Augustine Wild Reserve

(904) 940-0664
5190 Farm Creek Road

The St. Augustine Wild Reserve provides visitors with a rare opportunity to see wild animals up close. This facility houses over 50 large mammals ranging from tigers, lions, and leopards to bears, hyenas, ligers, and wolves.

St. Benedict the Moor

(904) 824-2806
86 M. L. King Avenue

Named for the patron saint of African-Americans, St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church was built and dedicated in 1911. This church serves the historic Lincolnville district.

St. Cyprian Church

(904) 829-8828
37 Lovett St.

This rustic church was built in 1900 with wooden interior and beautiful stained glass windows.

St. Photios Greek Shrine

(904) 829-8205
41 St. George Street

Visitors may step into the St. Photios Greek Orthodox Shrine to pray, light a candle, and to view their magnificent chapel.

Summer Breeze Boat Rental

(904) 415-3490
509 S Ponce De Leon Blvd.
Summer Breeze Boat Rental tubing with kids

With a bowrider from Summer Breeze Boat Rental, day-boaters can enjoy a morning, afternoon, or all day on the waters of St. Augustien rivers and.

Surf Station

(904) 471-9463
1020 Anastasia Blvd.
Surf Station surfboards in St. Augustine

Shop for surf gear, book a surfing lesson, and stay up to date on wave conditions at this St. Augustine shop.

Surf Station Surf School

(904) 471-9463
1020 Anastasia Blvd.
boy headstanding on surfboard

Beginners can learn to surf at the Surf Station with surf lessons, surf camps, and surfboard rentals.

Sykes Family Farms

(904) 692-1370
5995 Brough Road
Maze Entrance at Sykes Family Farms in Elkton, Florida

Sykes Family Farm is best known for its annual corn maze which is over 9 acres in size. Some of the attractions at their corn maze include pumpkins, a play area, cow trains, hayrides, and more.

The Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios

(904) 824-2809
27 Ocean Avenue

Walk the scenic grounds dating back to the city's founding. Discover the role of Christianity in Florida at the Mission Museum.

Thrill Seeker Speed Boat

(917) 400-5601
3070 Harbor Drive
Thrill Seeker, waiting to take guest on a fast and furious speed boat ride in St. Augustine.

This fast and exciting water tour of St. Augustine's bayfront stops for photos, and speeds up for a thrilling ride.

Trinity Episcopal Church

(904) 824-2876
215 Saint George Street

Trinity Parish Church was established in St. Augustine in 1821 and is the oldest Protestant Church in the state of Florida. The first building was erected in the 1830s and was made of coquina.

Trout Creek Fish Camp

(904) 342-2471
6550 State Road 13-N
Docks for those who launch at Trout Creek Fish Camp on the Bartram Trail.

Trout Creek Fish Camp provides nearly everything the angler or family boater needs for a great day on the St. Johns River and its tributaries.

Victoria's Vintage Photos

(904) 829-0224
14 E St. George Street
A "pirate" couple depicted at Victoria's Vintage Photo in St. Augustine.

Victoria's Vintage photos creates "vintage" photos with their guests, who choose costumes from the 1850s to the 1920s.

Villa Zorayda Museum

(904) 829-9887
83 King Street
St. Augustine's Villa Zorayda Museum is built to one-tenth the scale of a portion of the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain.

The Villa Zorayda was built in the late 19th century to replicate a portion of the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain. Through June 30, 2020, they offer special admission for Florida residents.

Whetstone Chocolates

(904) 217-0275
149 King Street
Chocolate drizzle at Whetstone Chocolates

Take a chocolate tour at this classic St. Augustine chocolatier, which offers a sweet look behind the candy-making process.

World Golf Hall of Fame

(904) 940-4123
One World Golf Place
The World Golf Hall of Fame and Museum is just north of St. Augustine, Florida.

Learn all about the accomplishments of golfers from around the world and the history of the game of golf.