Attractions in St. Augustine to visit while staying at The Sand Bucket At Seaside at Anastasia
St. Augustine's many attractions cover history, nature, arts, and heritage.
St. Augustine, FL, USA
Industry: Lodging
Category: Attractions
Rhonda
We purchased our vacation home in 2010 and have enjoyed many years of sharing the beauty of St. Augustine and St. Augustine beach with family and our guests. Please contact us (thesandbucketatseaside@gmail.com or 843-442-6158) if you have any questions about The Sand Bucket.
Our property is locally managed by Jamie Serenati with Coastal Realty in St. Augustine Beach - #1 vacation rental company in St. Augustine. Jamie knows our condo almost as well as we do and will also help you with any questions or concerns. She can be reached at 904-461-0097 Monday-Friday or jamie@coastalrealtyfl.com most anytime. You do not pay a higher fee if you book direct by calling or emailing her.
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The Lightner Museum is housed in the former Alcazar Hotel built in 1888 - one of the hotels that Henry Flagler built in St. Augustine to encourage tourism. The hotel offered a casino, a grand ballroom a gymnasium, a bowling alley, archery ranges,...
Not only is St. Augustine a town with abundant day time attractions, but the evenings come alive with a huge community of musicians playing in local venues representing all genres. Use this handy guide to search by date, genre, and location. You...
Here's a list of things that you can do in St. Augustine that are extra easy on the wallet.
Blackbeard’s Treasure Hunt is one of several special voyages offered by the Black Raven Pirate Ship, and it allows guests to watch as the sailors engage in a sea battle with Queen Anne’s Revenge, another ship. There are sword fights and cannon fire,...
This is one of our family's favorite attractions. It's a short drive from The Sand Bucket at Seaside and one that we visit often. This is a "must see" if you have children.
The Distillery is located inside a beautifully renovated and reconstructed hundred-year-old ice factory. The free tour not only gives you the opportunity to taste locally made rum, vodka, whiskey, and gin you also get to tour a historical building.
There are two national parks in St. Augustine - the Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas. The Castillo is definitely a "must see" as it is conveniently located in the Historic area of St. Augustine. Fort Matanzas is located approximately 15...
