easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; primarily city walking on flat terrain.
Discover the untold stories of Sarasota’s early female pioneers on a 90-minute walking tour. Celebrate history, resilience, and community with a unique tasting experience.
Experience Sarasota through the eyes of the pioneering women who shaped its early days on the Wild Women of Sarasota walking tour. This 90-minute private history tour invites you to uncover the lives of female homesteaders who faced tough challenges while carving their place in Florida’s frontier. As you stroll through downtown Sarasota, you'll hear stories that explore their strength, courage, and determination, offering a unique perspective on local history often overlooked. The tour concludes with a delightful toast and a shared recipe for a delicious brownie, encouraging engaging conversations about these remarkable women’s legacies. Whether you’re a history buff or simply looking for an inspiring outdoor experience, this intimate tour by Key Culinary Tours provides a blend of culture, storytelling, and community connection all set against the charming backdrop of Sarasota’s streets.
The tour covers city streets for 90 minutes, so be sure to wear sturdy walking shoes.
Stay hydrated especially during warmer months by carrying a refillable water bottle.
Sarasota can be sunny year-round, so use sunscreen and wear a hat for shading your face.
Arriving early ensures a prompt start and time to check in with your guide.
Sarasota’s early female homesteaders played a critical role in shaping the city’s development, often overcoming significant hardships in the early 1900s.
Local conservation efforts aim to protect Sarasota's coastal ecosystems and promote sustainable tourism practices in the historic districts.
Supportive footwear helps you stay comfortable throughout the walking tour.
Keep hydrated during warmer months or any sunny day.
summer specific
Protect your face and head from Sarasota’s strong sun.
summer specific
Wear a layer for cooler mornings or evenings during winter months.
winter specific