Top Jacksonville Cultural Tours

You won't find a better tour on Amelia Island! Step aboard our classic trolley and experience the stories that made Amelia Island unlike anywhere else in America. From the Eight Flags that shaped its rich cultural heritage to the glamour of the “Newport of the South,” you’ll journey through grand architecture, railroad legends, Civil War history, and the rise of Fernandina as the birthplace of modern shrimping. This fully narrated tour brings to life the people, industries, and historic moments that transformed Amelia Island into one of Florida’s most fascinating destinations.

Explore the street art and murals of Jacksonville, Florida as you ride around in a tuk-tuk on this fun excursion. Join a small group and set off around town to find the best pieces of artwork that range from murals to mosaics to statues. Learn about the inspiration behind each piece as well as the local and international artists who have collaborated in the city.

Enjoy views of Jacksonville’s Amelia Island in speed and comfort with the wind in your hair on this small-group guided tour aboard an open-air Arcimoto FUV (fun electric vehicle). From the Amelia Island Lighthouse—the oldest lighthouse in the state—to the first bar in Florida to serve Coca-Cola, take in some of the most popular tourist spots Amelia Island has to offer.

Explore the vibrant Murray Hill neighborhood in Jacksonville, renowned for its stunning mosaics and murals created by local artists. This private tour allows your group to tailor the experience, whether it’s indulging in coffee, sampling adult beverages, or shopping at unique local businesses. Immerse yourself in the artistic atmosphere of this popular area and uncover the stories behind the incredible artwork that adorns the streets. - Discover the rich density of local mosaics and murals - Customize the tour to include coffee, drinks, or shopping - Visit unique local businesses that contribute to the area’s charm - Enjoy a private, group-oriented experience designed to suit your interests

Discover the architecture and history of two neighborhoods in Jacksonville with this tuk-tuk tour. Maximize time with this sightseeing tour that includes the Riverside and Avondale Historic District. Learn about the architectural style that became popular after the 1901 fire in Jacksonville. Complete the tour with a visit to Memorial Park on St. John's River.

This is a one-of-a-kind experience riding an electric skateboard on Amelia Island. Not only do you get a chance to visit our beautiful beaches, but you get to do it all while riding the island in style. We occasionally stop mid ride to find shark teeth near the jetties. We'll finish your experience cruising on the beach while everyone watches. Included in your tour at no additional cost will be 4K pictures and videos taken via Gopro by your tour guide. This allows you to fully enjoy the experience while we capture the moments for you.

Make the most of your Florida visit with this ultimate tour bundle featuring tours of the Florida Keys, the Everglades, and Big Cypress. Cruise through paradise on your way to Key West. Venture into the unknown in the deep, lush Everglades. Discover the rich, forgotten culture of Big Cypress. As you explore each of these astonishing locales, your audio guide will point you to the must-see spots, give you crucial tips, and relay the fascinating history of south Florida. After booking, check your email/text to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action while connected to WiFi or mobile data. Enter the password, download the tour, and enjoy it offline. Follow the audio instructions and route from the designated starting point. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want. This isn't an entrance ticket. Check opening hours before your visit.

Amelia Island's amazing past has left behind some beautiful gems! The Fernandina Beach Historic District is lined with elegant architecture from the post-Civil War era. These houses and buildings have the most amazing stories to tell. Not only are they a gorgeous sight to see, but they were home to some very significant people in Amelia Island's history (as well as a few very special visitors). Sit back and relax while you're driven around in comfort to admire the amazing architectural exteriors these charming historic homes have to offer.