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Explore Saint Augustine after dark with a self-guided, app-led scavenger hunt that mixes local history, architecture and ghost lore. Perfect for small groups, teams or families who want a flexible 90–120 minute urban adventure.
Explore Saint Augustine after dark with a self-guided, app-led scavenger hunt that mixes local history, architecture and ghost lore. Perfect for small groups, teams or families who want a flexible 90–120 minute urban adventure.
A salt-bright breeze moves through narrow colonial streets as your group taps the Let’s Roam app and sets off after dusk. The glow of gas-style lamps, the creak of old shutters and the distant lapping of the Matanzas River frame a city that still carries the outlines of three centuries of conflict and ceremony.
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Operated by Let's Roam · St. Augustine, Florida
A salt-bright breeze moves through narrow colonial streets as your group taps the Let’s Roam app and sets off after dusk. The glow of gas-style lamps, the creak of old shutters and the distant lapping of the Matanzas River frame a city that still carries the outlines of three centuries of conflict and ceremony.
Saint Augustine is the nation’s oldest European-established settlement, its limestone coquina and Spanish masonry bearing marks of conquest, shipwreck and revival. The scavenger-hunt format uses the city’s physical clues—plaques, statues and hidden architectural details—to turn sites like Castillo de San Marcos and St. George Street into puzzle pieces. Geology shows up in coquina walls and tidal creeks; culture arrives in Gullah-Spanish foodways, folk tales, and the voices of guides preserved in local lore.
Practical and playful, this app-led ghost tour is 1.5–2 hours of mostly flat walking (roughly 1.5–2 miles) on sidewalks, cobbles and a few stone steps. Expect low elevation change but uneven surfaces; the experience is self-guided so pacing is yours. Bring charged phones and a portable battery pack, split into teams for the trivia and photo challenges, and plan for twilight for the best atmosphere and cooler temperatures.
Accessible to small groups and families with moderate fitness, the hunt balances history, street-level geology and light-hearted competition—an easy, immersive way to explore Saint Augustine’s haunted corners without a fixed start time or guide.
easy.
1.5–2 hours.
Moderate—suitable for anyone comfortable walking 1.5–2 miles on uneven city surfaces
No—this is a self-guided app experience you can begin any time after redeeming your voucher in the Let’s Roam app.
Many central streets are accessible, but expect some uneven surfaces and occasional steps; check specific locations if accessibility is critical.
The hunt supports small groups or teams; you can add multiple players on one device or invite friends to join from their phones.
Yes—there are kid-friendly photo challenges and trivia, though younger children may need assistance with reading prompts.
Founded in 1565, Saint Augustine’s streets and fortifications reflect Spanish, British and American periods and frequent maritime trade.
Visitors are encouraged to stick to sidewalks and marked routes to protect fragile historic masonry and nearby tidal habitats; pack out trash and avoid disturbing wildlife.
Let's Roam operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A salt-bright breeze moves through narrow colonial streets as your group taps the Let’s Roam app and sets off after dusk. The glow of gas-style lamps, the creak of old shutters and the distant lapping of the Matanzas River frame a city that still carries the outlines of three centuries of conflict and ceremony.
A salt-bright breeze moves through narrow colonial streets as your group taps the Let’s Roam app and sets off after dusk. The glow of gas-style lamps, the creak of old shutters and the distant lapping of the Matanzas River frame a city that still carries the outlines of three centuries of conflict and ceremony.
Saint Augustine is the nation’s oldest European-established settlement, its limestone coquina and Spanish masonry bearing marks of conquest, shipwreck and revival. The scavenger-hunt format uses the city’s physical clues—plaques, statues and hidden architectural details—to turn sites like Castillo de San Marcos and St. George Street into puzzle pieces. Geology shows up in coquina walls and tidal creeks; culture arrives in Gullah-Spanish foodways, folk tales, and the voices of guides preserved in local lore.
Practical and playful, this app-led ghost tour is 1.5–2 hours of mostly flat walking (roughly 1.5–2 miles) on sidewalks, cobbles and a few stone steps. Expect low elevation change but uneven surfaces; the experience is self-guided so pacing is yours. Bring charged phones and a portable battery pack, split into teams for the trivia and photo challenges, and plan for twilight for the best atmosphere and cooler temperatures.
Accessible to small groups and families with moderate fitness, the hunt balances history, street-level geology and light-hearted competition—an easy, immersive way to explore Saint Augustine’s haunted corners without a fixed start time or guide.