America's oldest city, youngest energy.
St. Augustine is the chill bachelor party for groups that want beaches, history, and great food without the Spring Break chaos of Miami or Destin. St. George Street is a walkable strip of bars and restaurants, the beaches are beautiful and uncrowded, and the craft distillery and brewery scene punches above its weight for a small town.
distillery tour • 1 hour
Free tour and tasting of small-batch gin, vodka, rum, and bourbon.
beach • 3-5 hours
Uncrowded beach north of town — you can drive on the sand with a 4x4.
kayaking • 2-3 hours
Guided kayak tour through marshes and mangroves with wildlife sightings.
food tour • 1.5 hours
After-dark trolley tour through America's oldest (and most haunted) city.
tour • 1-2 hours
17th-century Spanish fort on the waterfront — America's oldest masonry fortification.
boat cruise • 2 hours
Sailing trip on a 72-foot schooner through the Matanzas Bay at sunset.
golf • 2-3 hours
Golf museum and challenge hole in World Golf Village just outside town.
wine tour • 1 hour
Free wine tasting in a converted East Coast Railway building downtown.
brewery tour • 3-4 hours
Walkable bar crawl down the pedestrian-only main drag of the historic district.
beach • 2 hours
Group surf lessons at St. Augustine Beach — no experience needed.
cocktail bar • chill • $$$
Craft cocktails in a restored 1920s ice plant building with an industrial-chic vibe.
bar • unhinged • $
St. George Street party bar with live music, strong drinks, and a balcony.
lounge • chill • $$
Live jazz, premium cigars, and craft cocktails on a historic courtyard.
rooftop • chill • $$$
Rooftop martini bar at the Casablanca Inn with views of the Matanzas Bay.
bar • balanced • $$
Speakeasy-themed restaurant and bar on St. George Street with live music.
bar • balanced • $
Tiny locals' bar off St. George with cheap drinks and a no-tourists vibe.
bar • balanced • $$
Downtown craft distillery with tastings and cocktails made from house spirits.
bar • balanced • $$
Eclectic late-night spot with creative cocktails and a funky local atmosphere.
Southern / Farm-to-Table • $$ • Best for: dinner
Local-sourced Southern food with global influences — alligator tacos and shrimp & grits.
Spanish / Cuban • $$$ • Best for: group-dinner
St. Augustine outpost of Florida's oldest restaurant — 1905 salad is iconic.
Australian / Brunch • $$ • Best for: brunch
Quirky Aussie-themed brunch with flat whites and smashed avo in the historic district.
Seafood • $$$ • Best for: group-dinner
Waterfront seafood restaurant with Intracoastal views and fresh-catch specials.
Bakery / Brunch • $ • Best for: brunch
Tiny historic district bakery with fresh pastries and strong coffee.
Seafood • $$ • Best for: lunch
Bayfront seafood spot with patio seating and views of the Bridge of Lions.
Mexican / Tacos • $ • Best for: lunch
Cash-only taco window with creative fillings — blackened mahi and birria.
Seafood / Southern • $$$ • Best for: dinner
Upscale Southern seafood in a charming historic house with outdoor seating.
resort • Max 4 guests
Moorish-style luxury resort in the heart of the historic district.
boutique-hotel • Max 4 guests
Nine historic houses converted into a boutique inn with private courtyards.
airbnb • Max 12 guests
Beach house near A1A with porch, grill, and walking distance to sand.
hotel • Max 4 guests
Oceanfront all-suite hotel with free happy hour and breakfast.
Bottle service, beach clubs, and bad decisions until 5am.
Emerald water, charter boats, and Harbor Walk bar crawls.
Duval Street does not care what day it is.
Ybor City goes harder than you expect.
Miami's beach without Miami's attitude.
Beaches, brews, and a big-city bar scene without the big-city prices.
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