
easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; includes walking on some uneven terrain
Discover St Augustine’s rich history and coastal charm on a combined walking and boat tour. Explore iconic landmarks on land before cruising Matanzas Harbor with narrations covering forts, wildlife, and legends.
In St Augustine, Florida, the past is never out of reach. This combined boat and walking tour begins in the heart of the city at the Plaza de la Constitución, where centuries of colonial history quietly pulse beneath the worn pavement. Here, the guide lays out the city’s role as the oldest European settlement in the continental United States, once a critical Spanish foothold in the New World.

Expect some uneven brick pavements in the historic district—sturdy, comfortable footwear is recommended.
Bottled water is provided, but consider bringing refillable bottles, especially in warmer months.
The boat portion exposes you to the sun and breeze; sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen are advised.
Spring and fall attract more tourists; reserve your spot in advance to avoid missing out.
Founded in 1565, St Augustine is the oldest permanent European settlement in the continental U.S., with Spanish colonial roots still visible throughout the city.
Efforts to preserve Matanzas Harbor’s waters and historic landmarks maintain the ecological and cultural integrity amid growing tourism.
Needed for navigating historic brick streets during the walking tour.
Protects against sun exposure during the boat cruise and walking segments.
summer specific
Useful for coastal breezes on the boat trip, especially in cooler months.
spring specific
Though bottled water is provided, staying hydrated throughout is key.
all specific