See the Best of St. Augustine, Florida: Hop Aboard The Old Town Trolley Tour!

[@ChrissaTravels]

Hey friends! I love St. Augustine, and hopping aboard the Old Town Trolley Tour is one of our favorite ways to explore the oldest town in the U.S. What is your favorite stop in St Augustine?

[@Destinations2see]

Thank you very much for this tour in beautiful St.Augustine! After watching this, we put St.Augustine on the bucket list for our next trip to Florida! We watch a lot of travel vlogs these days to get inspiration and ideas for our next trip, and the quality of your videos is among the best. We especially like the narrative pace, it's not as hectic as many others. We also like that you really get to see something of the place. In many videos, the author's head is constantly in the picture, which bothers more than there is an impression of the area. Thanks again and have a nice day!

[@ChrissaTravels]

You are too kind!! Thank you so much!! 🥰🥰 I am so happy to hear that you enjoy our video guides and added St Augustine to your itinerary! You won’t regret it! It’s a beautiful town. We are experimenting right now with adding in a few vlog style videos into the mix, we hope you don’t mind them! 💛 we will definitely continue to create the video guides, too!

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

Please see comment i just posted. Longuish historical *do Not miss the chocolate shop!* buy three times what you think you'll need

[@socrazy4disney610]

Oh my favorite KZbinr. Great job . That’s definitely a must do. I just loved everything about saint Augustine.Thanks for another fun video full of a wealth of information. It reminds me of my area Plymouth Mass. That would be a great visit for you some day and Salem Mass.Thanks again Chrissa

[@ChrissaTravels]

Owe! I LOVE that idea! I think I’ll have to look into road trips across Massachusetts! 😁

[@lashaysmith7783]

This would be a nice weekend adventure; could spend a whole day hopping on and off the trolley! Seems like a more relaxing vacation or a break way from the parks!!!

[@ChrissaTravels]

If you have never made it up to St. Augustine, yet, I can't recommend it enough. It's a beautiful city...one of my favorites in Florida. It's definitely worth the drive up. I think you would really like it!! :)

[@LetswalkaroundGothenburg3]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing and happy day😊💙💙💙✌✌✌✌💯💯I love it ! 🌹

[@ChrissaTravels]

I’m so happy you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for choosing to watch our video! We hope you have an awesome time in St Augustine!

[@TomtilLetsplays1987]

Fantastic video Chrissa! This looks really fun! Really cool stuff! Keep up the great work! ❤😊

[@ChrissaTravels]

Thank you so much Tomtil! It’s always great hearing from you!! 🥰

[@MariaGallo-r4s]

Always love watching

[@ChrissaTravels]

You are too kind! Thank you so much for watching! 🥰

[@RetiredLovingIt]

We loved Old Town Trolley tour!

[@ChrissaTravels]

Me too! Definitely my favorite way to see St. Augustine!

[@miszced]

Like how you present St Augustine , to the point in bullet form. Short & sweet! Thumbs up. BTW, nice uptick in your subscriber base from your recent(some 2wks ago) 40K milestone. Cheers from sunny Florida.

[@ChrissaTravels]

Thank you so much Phil!! 🥰 St Augustine is such a fun place to visit, there is something for everyone. It’s such a beautiful city! It’s hard not to want to jump off of every stop or this trolley tour! 😆

[@tejasreesai1514]

Hi can you tell me what is the difference between green , blue and orange trolly tours ?

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

The González were governors of La Florida. Of course, the capital of the Spanish territory of 300 yrs was La Habana. The english navy and their patent corsaries bombed La Habana for weeks into rubble for "no reason". After a proper British sacking of La Habana, the spanish were forced to trade La Habana for La Florida/San Agustín. There was tremendous war in the Mediterranean: the muzz Turks were bent on conquering Europe, and the cash war moneys ships from the Americas needed the stop in La Habana before the long sail to Europe. Against the shocking powerful Turkish navy fought: the leaders the spanish, french, Portuguese, Genovese and great Venician navies - Napoli also, of course as part of Spain. We Won, at the Second Battle of Lepanto - proof: we Don't speak turkic today. Try Wikipedia. (Very suspicious the english stayed away, 'ey) ; "CRT" is *History* Wikipedia refers you to a Catalan warship: la Real. A replica has been built. She has her own Wikipedia article, and figured in contemporary paintings. *Wear your bikini proudly*