Welcome to Flo Knows: Things to Do in St. Augustine!
 

Have you ever wanted to see bald eagles nesting so close you can capture the babies on camera? Or see dolphins in the wild playing in the waves? Or have you ever wanted to go on a ghost walk through a centuries old historic area?

St. Augustine Lighthouse

If any of these ideas appeal to you, flip through the pages of my website and let me tell you all the things to do in St. Augustine!
 
A Bit about St. Augustine:
 
St. Augustine is over 400 years old. It is known as the oldest city in the United States, and is widely recognized as a favorite place to visit for historic, old world charm.
 
Ponce de Leon first explored the area of St. Augustine, located on the northeastern coast of Florida, in 1513. In 1565, Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles landed at the site of a Native American Timucuan village, fortified it against the French, and christened it St. Augustine.
 
Over the years, St. Augustine has evolved from a tiny Spanish town, complete with scandals, rogues, pirates, and intrigue, to an extravagant luxury destination during the Golden Age, to today’s bustling, flourishing community of artists, historians, tourists, and nature lovers.
 
A Bit about Me:
 
There are numerous things to do in St. Augustine–everything from ghost hunting, to strolling historic avenues, to taking boating adventures. I have lived in north Florida for many years, and it is my mission to explore as many of these attractions as humanly possible–and then tell you all about it!