Pit Stop in St. Augustine, Florida

 

Just over an hour drive from Orlando, St. Augustine, Florida is small. So small that getting around on foot is too easy. Take advantage of the free street parking, wear comfortable shoes, and get lost in the art, history, and quaintness of this small town!

12033084_10208121419982313_4978479918629234088_nIMG_6167

Our tourist map, going from one end to the other probably took us a whopping five minutes!

 

 

WHAT TO SEE & WHERE TO EAT:

12033220_10208125981696353_7178185500915726767_n

Home in the Colonial Quarters inside the Historic District

 

 

Make sure to stop by Flagler college’s main campus which is well-known for originally being a huge, high-end hotel!

12031602_10208121198736782_477613547902279135_o

Ponce De Leon the “lobby” of Flagler College

 

IMG_6239IMG_6240

This town has blocks of art galleries, museums, specialty stores, and waterfront restaurants as well as pubs and taverns. Keep in mind the fair majority of stores and museums in the market and historic district close around 5pm so plan an early excursion!

IMG_6172

Enter a caption

IMG_6228

 

12079087_10208121198016764_1138419401829452936_n

Antoinette’s Bathhouse is filled with unique and handcrafted soap. This gem trumps cookie-cutter, name brand stores like Lush in both quality and price.

IMG_6187

IMG_6189

Bath Bombs – Mary Jane scented, they actually smelled like the real thing

IMG_6188

Shark Attack

IMG_6168

Farmer’s Market

 

12028808_10208125891734104_6550171344262945680_o

Olde Town Jerky has an unbeatable selection!

One comment

  1. Pingback: Frequently Asked Questions – Etched In Adventure

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out /  Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out /  Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out /  Change )

Connecting to %s

%d bloggers like this: