(407) 563-4701
9600 Oceanshore Blvd
Marineland provides ways to interact with dolphins and hands-on exhibits about marine life and the history of this classic Florida attraction.
Encompassing 300 acres comprised of 4 ecosystems, and also offers a beach on the Atlantic Ocean.
(386) 329-4500
1300 SR 206
A conservation area that preserves one of the few remaining undeveloped tidal creeks.
(904) 209-0335
501 Davis Park Road
The natural, three miles of unpaved trails are ideal for walking, jogging, mountain biking, or bird watching.
(904) 471-3414
4225 A1A South
This full-service RV resort offers fully-paved sites and sites overlooking the marsh.
(904) 829-3800
167 San Marco Ave.
Visitors can experience history as inmates in period dress guide them through the women’s cells, men’s cells, and the maximum-security cells.
(904) 599-9492
250 Vilano Road
Old Town Cycle Tours offers a unique on the water experience in St. Augustine.
(904) 335-3155
167 San Marco Avenue
Old Town Trolley Tours offers a complete narrated tour of St. Augustine, along with the convenience of 22 stops throughout the historic district.
(904) 829-3800
167 San Marco Ave.
Visitors can step back in time and explore the “modern” wonders of an early 20th century general store.
(904) 824-0192
14 St. George Street
Take a lesson from the Oldest Wooden School House in the country, complete with replica displays and museum on the inside.
(904) 824-9279
1075 Palm Valley Road
A family-friendly golfing and practice range.
(904) 395-3056
880 A1A N, Suite 7
A Pinterest-inspired craft studio where guests create - and personalize - DIY projects.
(904) 819-1444
12 S Castillo Drive
The St. Augustine Pirate and Treasure Museum offers complete interactive exhibits that transport visitors to the time of plundering pirates and swashbuckling adventures.
(904) 829-9056
31 Orange Street
The whole family can enjoy interacting with famous figures from history as well as modern movie stars and more at Potter's Wax Museum in St. Augustine.
(904) 471-6616
10 W. Castillo Dr.
After renovations began in early 2022, Project SWING has been completed and the playground is now open for children to come out and play.
(305) 970-0447
10 Grant street
A seaside event specialist offers a one-of-a-kind "seaperience" on a classic boat in St. Augustine's waterways.
(904) 824-1606
19 San Marco Avenue
Tour the nation's oldest city and learn all about its fascinating history on Ripley's Red Train.
(904) 824-1806
111 Avenida Menendez
Aboard the Victory III, visitors can relax and cruise the waters of historic St. Augustine for an hour-and-fifteen-minute tour.
(904) 824-3328
220 Nix Boat Yard Road
Deep water fishing with a choice of three boats.
(904) 495-4200
6550 S R 13 N
Visitors can explore the St. John's River and its tributaries, starting at Trout Creek for this fun family adventure.
Offering a fun, pet-friendly and eco-friendly way to tour the nation's oldest city.
Offering a fun, pet-friendly and eco-friendly way to tour the nation's oldest city.
(904) 824-3337
999 Anastasia Blvd
Visitors can see wild reptiles, lemurs, Komodo dragons and toucans at the only place in the world to see all 24 species of crocodilians.
(904) 429-9777
2045 State Road 16
The St. Augustine Aquarium invites its visitors to fall under the spell cast by the sea and all its wonders.
(904) 547-2074
125 King Street
Rent a bike, Segway, pedicab, and more to sightsee your way through St. Augustine in style.
(904) 377-7245
111 Avenida Menendez
These guided water tours offer serious nature and plenty of fun.
(904) 217-0655
46 Charlotte Street
This museum and gallery ignite the imagination of those who visit with information about sea life, lost treasure, and how explorers use technology to reach the deep.
(904) 794-4653
707 Shores Blvd.
A par 70 course ideal for beginner and intermediate golfers in South St. Augustine.
(904) 824-2872
14 St. Francis Street
The museum presents a colorful look at St. Augustine's surfing history.
Visitors to St. Augustine can purchase one, two, and three-day passes for area attractions.
