Transportation

Yes, the historic downtown core is very walkable, with many attractions, shops, and restaurants within easy reach. Many visitors prefer to explore this area on foot and event take advantage of walking tours, while other visitors prefer to take in the sites and the breeze by boat, car, trolley, bike, or carriage.

For sightseeing, trolley tours, golf cart tours, carriage rides, and water tours are excellent for those wanting a more relaxed approach with the benefit of a guide. They offer narrated routes with convenient hop-on, hop-off stops at major landmarks. For those who favor a little more freedom, rentals (cars, bikes, slingshots, boats) offer the flexibility to explore at your own pace and do it in style. 

Absolutely. Several local businesses offer bicycle, scooter, and golf cart rentals, perfect for exploring the city at your own pace or reaching beach areas.

While taxis are often available on demand, booking shuttle services or limousines in advance is recommended, especially for airport transfers, special events, or during peak season, to ensure availability.

Yes. You can drive, use ride-sharing services, or rent a golf cart or scooter for convenient access to St. Augustine's beaches. Some trolley tours may also extend to beach areas or offer connections during certain events or at certain times.

The St. Augustine Rider (STAR) Circulator is a FREE bus service that provides convenient transportation around historic downtown. It operates daily, typically from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. (hours may vary during special events), following a circular route with designated stops near popular areas like the Visitor Information Center, Avenida Menendez, and Cathedral Place. It's an excellent option for exploring downtown without a car, and it's wheelchair accessible.