Can we drive onto the beach with the cart?

No. Rentals are not permitted on the sand, on dirt roads, or over bridges other than the Bridge of Lions.

How old do drivers need to be?

All drivers must be at least 18 years old and carry a valid driver's license; learner's permits are not accepted.

How fast can the golf cart go?

The carts are limited to a top speed of 30 mph and are only allowed on roads with posted speed limits of 35 mph or less.

Can I cross other bridges besides the Bridge of Lions?

No. Riders may only cross the Bridge of Lions; other bridges and highways such as US-1 are off-limits.

Are overnight rentals available?

Yes. Overnight rentals typically begin around 4:30 pm and are often returned by 11:00 am the next morning—check booking details for exact times.

Is parking included while I rent?

Most rentals include free parking for the vehicle while renting, but the provider reserves the right to limit or change this offer without notice.

Cruise Historic St. Augustine in a Six-Passenger Golf Cart

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Swap parking headaches for salt air and slow turns: rent a six-passenger golf cart in St. Augustine to explore the Historic District, cross the Bridge of Lions, and reach waterfront views with your group. Perfect for families and small crews who want mobility and ease.

1–8 hours

easy

From $67.50

Drive into St. Augustine the easy, social way with a six-passenger golf cart rental that turns sightseeing into a small-group adventure. Located in St. Augustine, Florida, this rentable low-speed vehicle is designed to help visitors move through Downtown St. Augustine and the Historic District, cross the Bridge of Lions to Anastasia Island, and reach waterfront overlooks without the stress of parking or steering through narrow streets.

The carts are roomy enough for families or a group of friends, with simple controls and a top speed restricted to 30 mph to match local low-speed vehicle rules. That means you'll glide past Spanish-era stone facades, coastal palmettos, and bayside piers at a relaxed pace, stopping where curiosity takes you. Key scene elements include the city's historic streets, close-in waterfront views, and the Bridge of Lions connection to Anastasia Island; geology in this place is coastal limestone and sand, with maritime vegetation and shorebirds frequenting the shoreline.

Practical rules shape the route: rentals are allowed through most of downtown and Anastasia Island and may cross the Bridge of Lions, but you cannot take rentals onto the beach, on dirt roads, or over bridges other than the Bridge of Lions. Roads with posted speed limits above 35 mph are off-limits, and the cart's top speed is 30 mph - so no highways like US-1 (Ponce de Leon) or high-speed arteries. Drivers must be 18+ and carry a valid driver's license; learner's permits aren't accepted.

For visitors, the big win is mobility without parking headaches: hop off to stroll shaded lanes, duck into a waterfront cafe, or pause at a pier for tide and light shifts. The cart opens up access to quieter side streets and short beach approaches on Anastasia Island - just not onto the sand. During evening hours the low speed and open sightlines make for calm sunset runs; daytime drives showcase architecture and coastal birdlife.

This rental works as a practical tool for itineraries that include multiple stops - museums, waterfront parks, and neighborhood shops - where walking between points would be slow or parking scarce. It's also family-friendly, giving grandparents and kids the same front-row view.

Book hourly for a quick loop or take an overnight rental to extend your exploration into the next morning. Respect local rules, keep carts away from dunes and soft sand, and treat narrow historic streets with patience - this setup makes exploring St. Augustine social, efficient, and quietly fun.

Plan stops around tide and parking restrictions, and load a small cooler for drinks and sunscreen - St. Augustine sun can be strong. Staff will brief you on boundaries and safe speed zones; follow their directions and yield to pedestrians in narrow corridors. With simple planning, a cart becomes an efficient base for a relaxed, discovery-focused day.

Cruise Historic St. Augustine in a Six-Passenger Golf Cart

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