Meet guide at 9:00 AM. and we will head for Amelia Island. Homes on this Island date back as far as 1800. We will get to drive by some of the most unusual homes and businesses. The Palace Saloon was the last tavern in the country to close during Prohibition. It took more than two years to deplete its supply of spirits. In contrast, it was the first hard liquor bar in Florida to sell Coca-Cola. Also Fairbanks Folly : Mayor Fairbank had this house built for his wife in 1885. It is an Italian style house. painted green and yellow with rosy red trim. The inside had the same colors. Mrs. Fairbanks would not move in! Come hear about these and more stories of this colorful island.

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Start your delightful tour of the "River City". We present the city's history through fascinating stories and amusing anecdotes designed to give you a unique perspective on Jacksonville. Learn of the Timuquan, the area's first inhabitants, French and Spanish colonization 55 years before the Pilgrims landed in the new world, "Hollywood" Jacksonville, and the Great Fire of 1901. See the one of a kind Memorial Wall, the Alltel Stadium and much more of the downtown area.

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Meet your escort/guide and motor coach at 9:00 AM. We board our coach and head for the oldest continuously occupied city in the United States, St. Augustine. We will take A1A down. Most people don't know that our beaches are on a barrier island. We will ride on the island to St. Augustine with narration along the way. Learn how St. Augustine became the "Oldest Continuously occupied city". At 10:00 AM we start our tour of the "Oldest City".

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