If on your next Florida vacation you’re looking for a beautiful, quaint, and historic place to visit, head on over to St. Augustine, in the northeastern part of Florida on the Atlantic coast.
St. Augustine, a small, quiet community (area: 12.74 square miles) of about 15,000 residents founded in 1565 by Spanish explorers, is the oldest settlement in the contiguous United States. It is an area of considerable interest to visitors who love viewing beautiful nature and surroundings up close, as well as to those who appreciate the rich American history this area can boast about.
When visiting the area,
St Augustine sightseeing may be the most popular of any regional activity. One terrific way to get the most out of the St Augustine sightseeing experience is by taking a beautiful and relaxing St. Augustine boat tour.
One favorite local sightseeing boat tour is the Dolphin and Wildlife Historical Boat Tour. Cruising through the waters of Matanzas Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway, guests will enjoy viewing the Bridge of Lions, the St. Augustine Lighthouse, Flagler College, the Castillo de San Marco National Monument, and more. Teeming with wildlife like dolphins, manatees, exotic birds, and other creatures, this is a wonderful opportunity to take many pictures of memorable land and water sights.
Other tour opportunities include a Sunset Boat Tour, Night of Lights Boat Tour, 4th of July Boat Tour, Private Charters, and Small Boat Private Tours.
