



by St Augustine Gold Tours
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.$200The tour begins at the north end of the parking lot behind the Lightner Museum at 69 Granada Street, where guests meet the guide. This 90-minute private tour takes place on an electric cart, providing a comfortable way to travel throughout St. Augustine's colonial walled city. The group size is limited to 1 to 7 people, all aged 7 or older, with no combining of groups. During the ride, the guide narrates the history of the city from its founding in 1565 through the British and Flagler periods up to 1913. Key sites include the Castillo de San Marcos, Flagler's hotels and churches, the Oldest House, the Plaza, and Aviles Street. The cart tour covers these landmarks while guests remain seated and wear seatbelts as required. Alcohol is not allowed on the tour, and disembarking during the trip is prohibited for safety. The tour concludes back at the Lightner Museum parking area where it began. This private format allows a focused and detailed exploration of St. Augustine's historic district on an electric cart with a local guide.
Lightner Museum
This location serves as the pickup and drop-off point for the tour. Guests meet the guide in the north end of the parking lot behind the Lightner Museum at 69 Granada Street. The parking lot is opposite the French Pantry Restaurant at 36 Granada Street. From here, the 90-minute tour travels throughout the walled city, covering Spanish, British, and Flagler eras from 1565 to 1913.
10 min
Pickup is in the rear (southern) parking lot of the Lightner Museum Between Cordova and Granada St. The parking lot has a fountain, a statue that looks similar to the Statue of Liberty. As we do not have a physical location, there is no signage.
End point
Pickup is in the rear (southern) parking lot of the Lightner Museum Between Cordova and Granada St. The parking lot has a fountain, a statue that looks similar to the Statue of Liberty. As we do not have a physical location, there is no signage.




by St Augustine Gold Tours
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.$200The tour begins at the north end of the parking lot behind the Lightner Museum at 69 Granada Street, where guests meet the guide. This 90-minute private tour takes place on an electric cart, providing a comfortable way to travel throughout St. Augustine's colonial walled city. The group size is limited to 1 to 7 people, all aged 7 or older, with no combining of groups. During the ride, the guide narrates the history of the city from its founding in 1565 through the British and Flagler periods up to 1913. Key sites include the Castillo de San Marcos, Flagler's hotels and churches, the Oldest House, the Plaza, and Aviles Street. The cart tour covers these landmarks while guests remain seated and wear seatbelts as required. Alcohol is not allowed on the tour, and disembarking during the trip is prohibited for safety. The tour concludes back at the Lightner Museum parking area where it began. This private format allows a focused and detailed exploration of St. Augustine's historic district on an electric cart with a local guide.
Lightner Museum
This location serves as the pickup and drop-off point for the tour. Guests meet the guide in the north end of the parking lot behind the Lightner Museum at 69 Granada Street. The parking lot is opposite the French Pantry Restaurant at 36 Granada Street. From here, the 90-minute tour travels throughout the walled city, covering Spanish, British, and Flagler eras from 1565 to 1913.
10 min
Pickup is in the rear (southern) parking lot of the Lightner Museum Between Cordova and Granada St. The parking lot has a fountain, a statue that looks similar to the Statue of Liberty. As we do not have a physical location, there is no signage.
End point
Pickup is in the rear (southern) parking lot of the Lightner Museum Between Cordova and Granada St. The parking lot has a fountain, a statue that looks similar to the Statue of Liberty. As we do not have a physical location, there is no signage.