Saint Augustine: Outdoor Art Tour by Electric Golf Cart

If you’re visiting Saint Augustine and want to explore beyond the usual historical sites, this Outdoor Art Tour by Electric Golf Cart offers a refreshing way to see the city’s vibrant public art scene. With a price of $300 per group up to four people, this two-hour private experience promises a mix of visual art, storytelling, and local flavor—perfect if you enjoy discovering hidden corners and authentic experiences.

What we love about this tour is the chance to combine easy, fun transportation with insightful stories about social justice and religious history, all while enjoying the fresh air. Plus, the opportunity to take selfies with a replica of the world’s most famous sculpture and listen to serenading Mariachi bands adds a lively touch that sets this apart from typical walking tours.

A small consideration is that this tour is not suitable for children under 10, so families with younger kids might want to consider other options. Also, the price might seem steep for some, but when you factor in the personalized experience, private vehicle, and included drinks, it offers good value for those looking for something unique and intimate.

This tour is ideal for art lovers, history buffs, or anyone eager for a relaxed, entertaining way to see Saint Augustine’s outdoor art and cultural highlights. It works especially well for a small group of friends or couples seeking a personalized adventure.

Key Points

• Private, intimate experience with up to four people
• Two-hour outdoor tour exploring sculptures, murals, and hidden art
• Storytelling focus on social justice, religious history, and local legends
• Includes drinks and a visit to a historic gallery or wine bar
• Accessible and wheelchair-friendly, with English-speaking guides
• Not suited for children under 10 or those with large/luggage bags

The experience begins at Seattle Transfer Company, located on the middle White House, where you’ll meet your guide, Jule. She’s known for her passion and deep knowledge of Saint Augustine’s art scene, making the two hours both educational and engaging. The tour rides in a comfortable, electric golf cart, providing a relaxed pace that allows you to enjoy the sights without feeling rushed.

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Exploring the Art and History of Saint Augustine

Starting on Palm Row, your journey takes you from the city’s north to south ends, uncovering sculptures and experiential art tucked away in parks and alleyways. The city’s outdoor art isn’t just for decoration—it’s woven into the fabric of its history and culture. You might see murals depicting social justice stories, reflecting Saint Augustine’s ongoing commitment to civil rights. Jule shares stories about the city’s role in these struggles, making history come alive through the art pieces you pass.

An especially memorable part is a selfie opportunity with a replica of the world’s most famous sculpture, which adds a touch of humor and fun. These photo stops are brief but well-planned, giving you plenty of chances to capture memories.

Cultural Highlights and Unique Stops

One of the unusual and delightful stops is a Cantina featuring bullfighting memorabilia—a nod to Mexico City’s lively traditions, which Jule ties into the broader themes of cultural identity and celebration. The serenading Mariachi bands bring a festive atmosphere, allowing you to experience a slice of Mexico’s music and spirit right in Saint Augustine.

Throughout the tour, you’ll pass through parks and alleyways where public art is often overlooked but richly meaningful. Jule does a fine job of explaining the stories behind each piece, whether they’re religious, historical, or social justice-related. For example, some sculptures tell tales from the Conquistadores era, offering a glimpse into the city’s complex past.

The Final Relaxation and Cultural Immersion

After the tour, you’ll have the chance to unwind in a historic garden or enjoy the ambiance of a gallery or wine bar on Aviles Street, the oldest street in the city. The included free wine and cold water are a nice touch, giving you a chance to reflect on what you’ve seen and discussed.

Practical Details and Experience Value

The $300 fee covers the entire two-hour experience for up to four people, making it a good value when you consider the intimacy and personalized attention. The tour is private, ensuring no crowds and tailored commentary. Since the tour is wheelchair accessible and conducted in English, it’s accommodating to many travelers.

You’ll want to bring comfortable walking shoes, as there are short, easy walks through parks, and some stops might require a bit of standing or strolling. Jacket or umbrella is recommended if rain threatens, as most of the experience is outdoors.

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Who Is This Tour Best For?

This outdoor art tour is ideal for art enthusiasts, culturally curious travelers, or those wanting a relaxed, insightful way to explore Saint Augustine. It’s especially suitable for groups of friends or couples who enjoy storytelling, music, and discovering hidden city corners. Since children under 10 aren’t allowed, families with younger kids should consider alternatives.

For travelers seeking a personalized, artsy glimpse into Saint Augustine, this electric golf cart tour offers a unique blend of visual art, storytelling, and local flavor. It’s a relaxing way to see the city’s lesser-known outdoor sculptures and murals while learning about its diverse history and culture. The tour’s small group size ensures a tailored experience, and the inclusion of drinks and entertainment adds to its charm.

While it may seem a bit pricey, the private nature, personalized commentary, and cultural stops make it a worthwhile choice for those who prefer quality over quantity. Whether you’re a history buff, an art lover, or simply looking for a different way to enjoy Saint Augustine, this tour provides an authentic, memorable outing.

Is this tour suitable for children?
No, children under 10 years old are not suitable for this tour.

How long does the tour last?
The outdoor art tour lasts approximately two hours.

What’s included in the price?
The price covers the private two-hour golf cart tour, cold water, and free wine at a local art gallery or wine bar.

Can I book this tour for fewer than four people?
No, the minimum group size for booking is four people, which totals $300.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, making it more inclusive for different mobility needs.

What should I bring?
Wear comfortable walking shoes, and bring jackets or umbrellas if rain is forecasted.

Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is at the Seattle Transfer Company, in the middle White House, at the Golf Cart.

Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is this tour available in languages other than English?
No, it’s conducted in English only.

Are pets allowed on the tour?
No, pets are not permitted during the experience.

This Saint Augustine outdoor art tour offers a delightful, intimate look into the city’s outdoor artworks while mixing history, culture, and fun—an experience perfect for those wanting to see the city through a different lens.

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