Palmetto Expeditions

COMMUNITY SHOWCASE DAY featuring ST MARKS, FL

Located at the end of the road which points toward Apalachee Bay, the quaint gulf port town of St. Marks is positioned between the St. Marks and Wakulla rivers. The town is steeped in a rich history that began long before Fort San Marcos de Apalachee was established by the Spanish in the 1600s. Florida’s first railroad once connected the port with the nearby capital of Tallahassee, and the abandoned rail line now serves as a popular bicycle and equestrian trail. St. Marks, standing ready with a large marina, bed & breakfast inn, restaurants, fish camp, outfitters, an attractive city park, and an historic lighthouse nearby, caters to the outdoor enthusiast, sightseer, and nature lover. A fun time can always be found in St. Marks and the surrounding area, which plays host to several festivals throughout the year, and is now a flyover site for watching the winter arrival of the endangered whooping cranes as they make their way to the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

Please plan to stop by our HOSPITALITY HUB at the Wakulla Welcome Center in Panacea, 10:30am - 4:30pm Welcome Center hosts will be on hand to welcome you, provide area maps, attractions, restaurant & tour information, and to answer your questions.

Explore the natural wonders of Wakulla County with premium guided tours

All tours will be led by Certified Green Guides. Space is limited on many tours, so pre-registration is required.  The cost listed is per person. It is important to consider travel time between locations when planning your day!  Tour lengths are approximate and may be slightly shorter or longer depending on your group.

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