Overhead NASA image of Florida and St. Augustine
Earth Day falls on April 22, 2026, the 56th anniversary of the holiday, and a fitting moment to think about what it means to travel with intention. In St. Augustine, that conversation is more layered than in most American cities. The nation’s oldest city doesn’t just have a stake in environmental sustainability, it has a stake in something broader and rarer: the preservation of a living, breathing, 461-year-old historic landscape. The coquina walls of the Castillo de San Marcos, the colonial-era streetscapes of St. George Street, the salt...
Azaleas are flowers that are common to see in spring time in St Augustine.
Stop and smell the roses and see the azaleas blooming in historic St. Augustine! As the weather warms, the flowers have begun to bloom around the Old City’s historic landmarks, bringing to you a vision of the city as it was centuries ago and honoring the diversity of cultures that made their mark on the city.
Spend your days exploring the vibrant gardens, between tall palm trees under the shade of ancient live oaks, soaking up the sun and scent of spring gardens. Whether you’re looking for the peaceful...
Come Explore Spring Break in St Augustine
If you’re searching for a spring break destination that delivers real adventure without sacrificing education – and where even the pickiest 10-year-old ends up genuinely fascinated – St. Augustine’s Oldest City is your answer. America’s oldest city, founded by Spanish explorers in 1565, packs more than 450 years of living history into a walkable, stroller-friendly, endlessly photogenic historic district. Whether your family has two days or a full week for a spring break St. Augustine adventure, the Old City offers layered experiences that grow with...
Aerial view of Flagler College campus
Every March, Women’s History Month invites us to pause, look beyond the familiar faces in history books, and ask a more honest question: who else was here and made this possible? St. Augustine, Florida, one of the oldest and most historically significant sites in America, offers some extraordinary answers to that question. The city’s cobblestone streets, centuries-old fortresses, and storied neighborhoods have been witness to more than 450 years’ worth of conquest, emancipation, and transformation. Woven throughout every chapter of that story are...
St. Augustine St Patrick’s Day Parade
Irish Heritage and St. Patrick’s Day in St. Augustine
Over a century before St. Patrick’s Day celebrations were being held anywhere else in America, St. Augustine held a St. Patrick’s Day parade, a practice that has since returned as an annual tradition. While today’s celebration may look different from the Old City’s first honoring of the holiday, the desire to honor and highlight Irish and Celtic influence on St. Augustine remains strong.
From the long list of historic pubs to the annual parade, St. Patrick’s Day in St. Augustine offers an...
Late February marks the end of one season and the budding of a new one, which means the winter chill begins to lift and sunshine heralds new, blossoming life. It also means St. Augustine begins to stir out of its winter hibernation in anticipation of festival season.
From late February through April, this city transforms into something even more alive than usual, with music filling the plazas, seafood sizzling along the waterfront, and performances spilling out of every courtyard and theater. If you’re trying to plan a spring visit, or just figure out which weekends to clear your...
Boating in St. Augustine is one of the best ways to experience what the area has to offer, from scenic views and wildlife to fun and educational activities on the water. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back river cruise, an eco tour with a local naturalist, or a adrenaline-rushing parasailing trip, St. Augustine has options for all ages and interests.
With easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway, the Matanzas River, and the Atlantic Ocean, this historic coastal city is a hub for outdoor enthusiasts and ocean lovers alike. If you’re planning a visit (or you’re a local searching for...
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Looking to escape with someone special? Few destinations offer the charm, history, and natural beauty of romantic getaways in St. Augustine. As the nation’s oldest city, St. Augustine is full of timeless appeal—from cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture to waterfront sunsets and cozy bed-and-breakfasts. Whether you’re planning an anniversary trip, honeymoon, or a spontaneous weekend away, this coastal gem has everything you need for a meaningful, memory-filled retreat.
In this guide, you’ll discover the best places to stay, dine, and...
Ancient Dunes Trail Hike at Anastasia State Park
Looking for a breath of fresh air in one of Florida’s most historic cities? St. Augustine isn’t just about cobblestone streets and centuries-old architecture—it’s also home to some of the most scenic hiking trails on Florida’s northeast coast. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a casual walker, or a seasoned hiker, St. Augustine offers trails that showcase its lush landscapes, native wildlife, and stunning water views.
Here’s your guide to the best scenic hikes and trails in St. Augustine!
Anastasia State Park Nature Trails
Location: 300...
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From beachfront campsites where you can wake to ocean breezes, to shady forest hideaways alive with the sounds of birdsong, camping in St. Augustine lets you trade hotel walls for open skies and quiet trails. Whether you’re traveling in a fully equipped RV or setting up a tent on a patch of wild Florida land, this guide will walk you through some of the area’s best spots to unplug, unwind, and immerse yourself in nature—without straying too far from the heart of one of America’s most historic cities.
Beachfront Bliss: Oceanfront Camping Options
One of the...