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TOP 30 Best wildlife areas in st augustine in st augustine in st augustine in st augustine in Florida
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St Augustine ECO Tours
St. Augustine Eco Tours, located at 111 Avenida Menendez in St. Augustine, Florida, is a premier travel agency offering a variety of outdoor adventures in the beautiful surroundings of St. Augustine. From kayaking to ECO boat tours and Catamaran Sailing, we provide unforgettable experiences led by experienced naturalist guides and licensed Captains. Our commitment to ecological programs and exceptional customer service sets us apart as a top choice for exploring the natural beauty of the area. One of our most popular tours is the dolphin watching boat trip, where you can see Atlantic bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat year-round. We also offer kayaking excursions that allow you to explore the waterways of St. Augustine and observe local wildlife up close.
Earl Johnson Park
Earl Johnson Park is a scenic and popular park located at 5308 Saint Augustine Road in Jacksonville, Florida. This beautiful park offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, with lush greenery, walking trails, and picnic areas for visitors to enjoy. Earl Johnson Park is a favorite spot for both locals and tourists alike, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. Whether you're looking to relax, exercise, or simply take in the natural beauty of Florida, Earl Johnson Park is the perfect destination for a day out in nature.
Ripple Effect Ecotours
Ripple Effect Ecotours, located at 101 Tolstoy Lane in St. Augustine, Florida, is a unique tourist attraction and travel agency offering unforgettable experiences in the natural beauty of Florida. Join our expert guides on a kayak ecotour through the stunning waterways and wildlife-rich landscapes of the area. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the serene coastal estuary, surrounded by salt marsh grasses, birds, dolphins, and manatees. Our knowledgeable guides will lead you on a journey through the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve, providing insight into the importance of this ecosystem and the creatures that call it home.
GeoTrippin Kayak Adventures
GeoTrippin Kayak Adventures is a tourist attraction and travel agency located at 291 Cubbedge Road in St. Augustine, Florida. They offer eco-friendly kayak tours for wildlife viewing and bioluminescence encounters in the Matanzas River. Their experienced guides take you to the best spots to see dolphins and explore the rich marine life of the area. With a focus on nature education and connecting with the natural world, GeoTrippin offers premium touring kayaks and unforgettable experiences on the water. Whether you're interested in bioluminescence tours, dolphin watching trips, or exploring the local ecosystem, GeoTrippin has something for everyone. Their small group sizes and well-trained guides ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Book your kayak tour with GeoTrippin Kayak Adventures today and discover the beauty of St. Augustine from a new perspective.
Fort Matanzas National Monument
Fort Matanzas National Monument, located at 8635 A1A South in St. Augustine, Florida, is a historic park and tourist attraction that preserves a fortified coquina watchtower from 1742. This watchtower defended the southern approach to the Spanish settlement of St. Augustine. The monument also protects 300 acres of Florida coastal environment, including dunes, marsh, maritime forest, and various flora and fauna, some of which are threatened or endangered species. Visitors can explore the stories of Fort Matanzas through virtual tours and videos. Be prepared for the natural environment and weather when visiting, as over 250 plant species have been identified on the grounds.
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