America's oldest masonry fort stands undefeated after 327 years, built from coquina shells that absorbed cannonballs. Don’t miss watching cannon firing demonstrations from the gun deck.

Get more for less with trolley rides to 22 sights, museum entry, a croc farm visit, and more.
Get more for less with trolley rides to 22 sights, museum entry, a croc farm visit, and more.
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St. Augustine trolley route
This route connects historic landmarks with the city's coastal atmosphere. You will see the solid coquina walls of the Old Jail and Castillo de San Marcos, then walk the pedestrian-only St. George Street. The journey continues from the serene Mission of Nombre de Dios to the bustling marina, offering a clear view of the city's Spanish roots and its living, breathing present.
Popular stops: Potter’s Wax Museum, Fountain of Youth, Oldest House.

St. Augustine sights are scattered across town, from the historic district to the lighthouse and beaches. This trolley connects 22 strategic stops covering over 100 points of interest, so you can save precious vacation time instead of researching routes.

Taxis and rideshares add up fast when sightseeing, while car rentals lock you into the hassles of driving, navigating, and parking at every single stop. The trolley, however, runs every 15 minutes with total Hop-on Hop-off freedom, and includes a beach bus shuttle at no extra cost.

The trolley tour bundles unlimited rides, St. Augustine History Museum admission, self-guided walking tour apps, and beach shuttle access into one price, delivering better coverage and genuine savings over cobbling together separate transportation and attraction tickets.

Live conductor guides narrate your St. Augustine trips with fascinating historical details mixed with humorous anecdotes about Spanish conquistadors, British rule, and pirate legends. You're not just seeing buildings, you're also learning why they matter.

If you're the type who reads every museum plaque, the Old Town Trolley St. Augustine tours deliver live narration connecting 460 years of history across 22 stops. Visit Castillo de San Marcos and Mission of Nombre de Dios while learning why these St. Augustine sights matter.

St. Augustine for families works beautifully when kids climb 219 lighthouse steps one hour and parents sip wine at San Sebastian Winery the next. The trolley's flexibility means no meltdowns over forced marches, and family-friendly attractions like the Alligator Farm and Pirate Museum are conveniently connected.

You may have heard of St. Augustine, but you have zero clue which attractions actually deserve your limited vacation time. The trolley solves this instantly because it only stops at places worth visiting, covers over 100 points of interest, and conductors drop insider tips about what to skip versus what demands two hours.

Walking cobblestones in Florida heat between the Old Jail, Fountain of Youth, and Flagler College sounds romantic until mile three hits. The trolley provides comfortable connections every 15 minutes, covering attractions spread across multiple neighborhoods, and includes self-guided walking tour apps for when you're recharged.
The St. Augustine trolley route weaves a captivating seven-mile journey through America's oldest city, in one seamless 90-minute loop. Your St. Augustine trolley map covers over 100 points of interest, from the imposing coquina walls of Castillo de San Marcos to the legendary Fountain of Youth, where Ponce de Leon once searched for eternal life. The route brilliantly balances historical landmarks like Mission of Nombre de Dios (site of America's first Mass) with cultural hotspots including San Sebastian Winery, St. Augustine Distillery, and the pedestrian-friendly St. George Street shopping district.

America's oldest masonry fort stands undefeated after 327 years, built from coquina shells that absorbed cannonballs. Don’t miss watching cannon firing demonstrations from the gun deck.
22 stops in total covering over 100 points of interest, with popular stops including Castillo de San Marcos, Fountain of Youth, St. George Street, Mission of Nombre de Dios, Old Jail, Flagler College, Lightner Museum, San Sebastian Winery, and Plaza de la Constitucion.
The complete loop takes 90 minutes if you ride without hopping off at any stops.
If you wish to sit through the entire bus tour, the entirety of the trip will take around 90 minutes.
Trolleys arrive every 15 to 20 minutes at each stop, though times may vary slightly due to traffic conditions.
Tours run daily from 9am to 4:30pm, with the first trolley departing the Old Jail at 9am and the last tour starting at 4:30pm (This final tour does not allow Hop-on Hop-off).
You can board the trolley at any of the 22 convenient stops throughout the route, not just at the main depot.
Your ticket includes unlimited Hop-on Hop-off access for the day, a live narrated tour covering over 100 points of interest, free admission to St. Augustine History Museum, free beach shuttle service, hotel shuttle pickup, and self-guided walking tour apps.
Trolleys are equipped with ramps and lifts, but the lift can only be operated at specific designated stops (not all 22 stops) due to road sharing and level surface requirements. It is recommended to reach out to the operator 24 hours in advance so they can best accommodate your needs.
Most regular-sized strollers can be accommodated, but they must be collapsible and remain with you at all times in your own row. Strollers cannot be left unattended.
Food and drinks are welcome on board, but alcoholic beverages are not allowed under any circumstances for the safety and comfort of all guests.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the tour for a full refund.
The trolley operates daily except Christmas Day (closed). On July 4, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve, the last tour departs at 3pm instead of the usual 4:30pm.
All tours are conducted in English with live narration from licensed, extensively trained guides.