St. Petersburg Guided Sightseeing Tour in Deluxe Street Legal Golf Cart
by Travr
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98Overview
This guided tour in a deluxe street legal golf cart takes about 90 minutes to 2 hours and covers key areas of downtown St. Petersburg. The tour includes a licensed driver and a trained local guide who shares information about the city’s history, culture, arts, and insider tips. Multiple stops are made for photos, exploring, bathroom breaks, and to enjoy views of the waterfront district and exclusive neighborhoods. The route includes cruising along Central Avenue with its colorful murals and lively cafes, a stop at Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team, and views of landmarks such as the Chihuly Collection glass art museum and the Dali Museum. The tour also passes by the historic Studebaker factory, Albert Whitted Airport, and the Rowdies Soccer Stadium. Additional stops include Benoist Plaza waterfront park, the St. Pete Pier for a 15-minute walk and photo opportunity, North Straub Park, Vinoy Park, North Shore Park, and the Gizella Kopsick Arboretum botanical garden. The tour also covers notable neighborhoods such as Old Northeast and Snell Isle island, with commentary on their architecture and local life. Amenities on the golf cart include Bluetooth stereo, custom lighting, seat belts with extenders, headsets to hear the guide clearly, and unlimited water. Discounts are available at local restaurants with proof of purchase.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Downtown St. Petersburg Tour
Ride through downtown St. Petersburg to explore top areas, sites, and art. The guide provides information on the best places to visit, local history, and culture. Stops are made for photos, bathroom breaks, and brief exploration, including opportunities for light conversation and laughter.
10 min
Central Avenue
Drive along Central Avenue while learning about the districts that form downtown’s core. Pass vibrant murals on building walls, cafes brewing fresh coffee, lively bars, and boutique shops that showcase the city’s cultural life.
Chihuly Collection
View the Chihuly Collection museum featuring glass sculptures and installations by Dale Chihuly. The collection highlights contemporary glass art with brilliantly crafted pieces.
Tropicana Field
Stop at Tropicana Field, home stadium of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team. This domed venue hosts games and events and is a key sports landmark in St. Pete.
10 min
Studebaker Factory
Pass by the old Studebaker factory from the 1920s. Its brick facade with large arched windows reflects the city’s industrial past and automobile production history.
Albert Whitted Airport
View Albert Whitted Airport with its historic Art Deco terminal. Small planes take off and land here, set against waterfront scenery and palm trees.
The Dali Museum
Pass by the Dali Museum, home to over 2,400 Salvador Dali works—the largest collection outside Spain. The museum building is architecturally notable, designed by Yann Weymouth.
Duke Energy Center for the Arts - Mahaffey Theater
Learn about the Mahaffey Theater, a modern performing arts venue overlooking Tampa Bay. It hosts concerts, Broadway shows, and ballet performances.
Rowdies Soccer Stadium
Drive by the Rowdies Soccer Stadium, known for its lively atmosphere during Tampa Bay Rowdies soccer matches and its historical background.
Benoist Plaza
Stop at Benoist Plaza, a waterfront park honoring the world’s first commercial airline flight. Visitors can enjoy the waterfront promenade, views of sailboats, and shaded seating.
5 min
St. Pete Pier
Walk around the St. Pete Pier for about 15 minutes. The pier features recreational areas, dining options, and views of Tampa Bay and the city skyline.
15 min
Museum of Fine Arts
Observe the Museum of Fine Arts, which houses diverse collections from ancient to contemporary art, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts.
Banyan Trees
Stop for about 5 minutes at the site of large banyan trees with sprawling branches that form a natural canopy and provide a scenic photo opportunity.
5 min
North Straub Park
Visit North Straub Park, a scenic waterfront park with walking paths, playground, and views of Tampa Bay. It hosts community events and offers a peaceful setting.
5 min
St. Pete Yacht Club
Pass by the St. Pete Yacht Club, an elegant marina with classic architecture and numerous yachts docked along the waterfront.
Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club
View the Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club, a hotel with Mediterranean Revival architecture dating to the 1920s, surrounded by manicured gardens along the waterfront.
Vinoy Park
Cruise through Vinoy Park, a large waterfront park with grassy fields and palm-lined paths offering views of Tampa Bay and the city skyline.
North Shore Park
Pass North Shore Park, known for sandy beaches, waterfront promenade, playgrounds, and outdoor fitness equipment, with views of sailboats on Tampa Bay.
Old Northeast Neighborhood
Drive through the Old Northeast neighborhood, notable for oak-lined brick streets and a mix of architectural styles including Craftsman and Mediterranean Revival homes.
Snell Isle
Cross the bridge to Snell Isle, an exclusive island with waterfront mansions, canals, yacht clubs, and views of Tampa Bay.
Gizella Kopsick Arboretum
Stop for about 10 minutes at Kopsick Arboretum, a botanical garden featuring native Florida plants, walking paths, ponds, and birdlife.
10 min
Beach Drive
Return through downtown via Beach Drive, a street lined with cafes, shops, and galleries along the waterfront with views of Tampa Bay and the Vinoy Hotel.
Meeting point
DOWNTOWN ST. PETE MEETING POINT: Directly in Front of The Hollander Hotel. 2 Hour Parking all along the streets. There is also meter $1-$2.50 per hour. There's a 10 min buffer for those running late
End point
DOWNTOWN ST. PETE MEETING POINT: Directly in Front of The Hollander Hotel. 2 Hour Parking all along the streets. There is also meter $1-$2.50 per hour. There's a 10 min buffer for those running late
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
St. Petersburg Guided Sightseeing Tour in Deluxe Street Legal Golf Cart
by Travr
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$98Overview
This guided tour in a deluxe street legal golf cart takes about 90 minutes to 2 hours and covers key areas of downtown St. Petersburg. The tour includes a licensed driver and a trained local guide who shares information about the city’s history, culture, arts, and insider tips. Multiple stops are made for photos, exploring, bathroom breaks, and to enjoy views of the waterfront district and exclusive neighborhoods. The route includes cruising along Central Avenue with its colorful murals and lively cafes, a stop at Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team, and views of landmarks such as the Chihuly Collection glass art museum and the Dali Museum. The tour also passes by the historic Studebaker factory, Albert Whitted Airport, and the Rowdies Soccer Stadium. Additional stops include Benoist Plaza waterfront park, the St. Pete Pier for a 15-minute walk and photo opportunity, North Straub Park, Vinoy Park, North Shore Park, and the Gizella Kopsick Arboretum botanical garden. The tour also covers notable neighborhoods such as Old Northeast and Snell Isle island, with commentary on their architecture and local life. Amenities on the golf cart include Bluetooth stereo, custom lighting, seat belts with extenders, headsets to hear the guide clearly, and unlimited water. Discounts are available at local restaurants with proof of purchase.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Downtown St. Petersburg Tour
Ride through downtown St. Petersburg to explore top areas, sites, and art. The guide provides information on the best places to visit, local history, and culture. Stops are made for photos, bathroom breaks, and brief exploration, including opportunities for light conversation and laughter.
10 min
Central Avenue
Drive along Central Avenue while learning about the districts that form downtown’s core. Pass vibrant murals on building walls, cafes brewing fresh coffee, lively bars, and boutique shops that showcase the city’s cultural life.
Chihuly Collection
View the Chihuly Collection museum featuring glass sculptures and installations by Dale Chihuly. The collection highlights contemporary glass art with brilliantly crafted pieces.
Tropicana Field
Stop at Tropicana Field, home stadium of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team. This domed venue hosts games and events and is a key sports landmark in St. Pete.
10 min
Studebaker Factory
Pass by the old Studebaker factory from the 1920s. Its brick facade with large arched windows reflects the city’s industrial past and automobile production history.
Albert Whitted Airport
View Albert Whitted Airport with its historic Art Deco terminal. Small planes take off and land here, set against waterfront scenery and palm trees.
The Dali Museum
Pass by the Dali Museum, home to over 2,400 Salvador Dali works—the largest collection outside Spain. The museum building is architecturally notable, designed by Yann Weymouth.
Duke Energy Center for the Arts - Mahaffey Theater
Learn about the Mahaffey Theater, a modern performing arts venue overlooking Tampa Bay. It hosts concerts, Broadway shows, and ballet performances.
Rowdies Soccer Stadium
Drive by the Rowdies Soccer Stadium, known for its lively atmosphere during Tampa Bay Rowdies soccer matches and its historical background.
Benoist Plaza
Stop at Benoist Plaza, a waterfront park honoring the world’s first commercial airline flight. Visitors can enjoy the waterfront promenade, views of sailboats, and shaded seating.
5 min
St. Pete Pier
Walk around the St. Pete Pier for about 15 minutes. The pier features recreational areas, dining options, and views of Tampa Bay and the city skyline.
15 min
Museum of Fine Arts
Observe the Museum of Fine Arts, which houses diverse collections from ancient to contemporary art, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts.
Banyan Trees
Stop for about 5 minutes at the site of large banyan trees with sprawling branches that form a natural canopy and provide a scenic photo opportunity.
5 min
North Straub Park
Visit North Straub Park, a scenic waterfront park with walking paths, playground, and views of Tampa Bay. It hosts community events and offers a peaceful setting.
5 min
St. Pete Yacht Club
Pass by the St. Pete Yacht Club, an elegant marina with classic architecture and numerous yachts docked along the waterfront.
Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club
View the Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club, a hotel with Mediterranean Revival architecture dating to the 1920s, surrounded by manicured gardens along the waterfront.
Vinoy Park
Cruise through Vinoy Park, a large waterfront park with grassy fields and palm-lined paths offering views of Tampa Bay and the city skyline.
North Shore Park
Pass North Shore Park, known for sandy beaches, waterfront promenade, playgrounds, and outdoor fitness equipment, with views of sailboats on Tampa Bay.
Old Northeast Neighborhood
Drive through the Old Northeast neighborhood, notable for oak-lined brick streets and a mix of architectural styles including Craftsman and Mediterranean Revival homes.
Snell Isle
Cross the bridge to Snell Isle, an exclusive island with waterfront mansions, canals, yacht clubs, and views of Tampa Bay.
Gizella Kopsick Arboretum
Stop for about 10 minutes at Kopsick Arboretum, a botanical garden featuring native Florida plants, walking paths, ponds, and birdlife.
10 min
Beach Drive
Return through downtown via Beach Drive, a street lined with cafes, shops, and galleries along the waterfront with views of Tampa Bay and the Vinoy Hotel.
Meeting point
DOWNTOWN ST. PETE MEETING POINT: Directly in Front of The Hollander Hotel. 2 Hour Parking all along the streets. There is also meter $1-$2.50 per hour. There's a 10 min buffer for those running late
End point
DOWNTOWN ST. PETE MEETING POINT: Directly in Front of The Hollander Hotel. 2 Hour Parking all along the streets. There is also meter $1-$2.50 per hour. There's a 10 min buffer for those running late
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.