A Definite Highlight of St. Augustine
With Sonshine Educational Tours, your students will never forget their encounter with this 17th Century Fort. It was begun in 1672 by the Spanish and, despite two British sieges, was never captured. See the bunks where Spanish soldiers slept, the magazine, draw bridge and many period artifacts. You will also see the cell in which Osceola, an influential Seminole Indian chief, was kept after his capture. You will see all of this and much more on this narrated guided tour.
Customized Saint Augustine tours can also include:
Colonial Spanish Quarter
Mission of Nombre de Dios
Flagler College
Shops and Restaurants on St. George Street
The Oldest House
The Oldest Wooden School House
Castillo de San Marcos-The Oldest Fort
Oldest Jail and Florida Heritage Museum
Timucua Indian, Spanish-Fort Mose, Florida Cracker-Pioneer, Archaeological Dig Programs
The Oldest Lighthouse
The Fountain of Youth
Tram Tour of St. Augustine

