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    A A Susie's Limousine

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    Adlib Luxury Tours & Transportation

    Adlib Luxury Tours & Transportation

    (5 reviews)

    This tour was probably the activity I was most excited to attend during this trip. I have been…read morewaiting years and years to take my son but either I had work that day or my son had school that day. And I wasn't about to call out of work since my job was right around the corner. I have been on a few tours but haven't seen many tour guides this knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the place they are presenting. Gary, our tour guide and the president of this company, was dressed in costume as Andrew Jackson, whom the city was named after. Did you know he was state governor? Me neither. The tour my son and I attended was the Tuesday tour which takes you to a rooftop view as well as the underground view in a tunnel and underground vault. Sadly the restaurant in the tunnel and the top floor cafe in the bank of america building were no longer there (but good thing I took my son to both places years ago!), but we still go to learn tons about the city and saw some cool places. We went to a rooftop restaurant with a gorgeous view of the river. It was on a day that it was closed, so the tour group had the place to ourselves. Afterwards, we went downstairs and down into tunnels from one building to another. In one of the tunnels, we went to an underground vault only accessible through the tour. The door to the vault was still functional. It was really cool to open it and see some historic documents inside, and then surprisingly a fallout shelter! Along the path, we discussed some historical photos and learned about the changes in the city throughout the decades as well as some interesting historical tidbits, such as the city's previous life as the hub of movie industry during the silent era. Afterwards, we checked out some of the murals by James Weldon Johnson Park (named after the civil rights activist and writer) and learned about the original sculpture that inspired one of the murals. The sculpture "Lift Every Voice and Sing," named after the James Weldon Johnson poem, was created by the local artist Augusta Savage from Green Cove Springs. I really appreciate the inclusion black historical residents on this tour. This is something that history books rarely mention. Great tour, super informative, fun and interesting. I look forward to trying one of the other tours in the future.

    We did a Downtown Jax Tour. It included the underground bank vaults. We really enjoyed it. We…read morelearned a lot of interesting facts on the history of Jacksonville and some specific buildings and landmarks. Highly recommend and will definitely be doing other tours with Adlib.

    Molly's Old South Tours

    Molly's Old South Tours

    (4 reviews)

    had a walking tourr of cumberland island. Tour guide Deb was very informative although must say…read moreshe was critical of people of wealth and the guilded age. Tour is worth it -- saw wild horses and that made it.

    This tour really helped add context to my visit to Cumberland Island. I knew it was an island…read morepreviously inhabited by rich people, ending with the main mansion crumbling in flames and arson, as well as a herd of wild horses left over from Spaniard and gilded age times. But Deb, our guide, added a lot of color to each character, and she educated us on the island, the ecology, and basic science (Deb is a connoisseur of science and history). I learned about the life cycle of the horses, what brackish water means, and the basic rhythms of the islands. I learned about how the enslaved people on the island lived, and about the park service and their mission. The tour is about 2.5 hours and covers about a mile over flat ground. It doesn't take you to the beach, so you need to plan for that before or after. You do get to see plenty of horses. The tour costs 42.40 and doesn't include ferry costs (around 20 bucks each way, 45.20 total both ways with taxes and fees). Deb was engaging, fun, educational, and gave us plenty of time to stroll, with plenty of rest breaks too. I had a little trouble finding the group (there were only three of us, so that was also a treat), and she called me to make sure the group didn't leave without me. I came to the island way before the tour and considered skipping it because I had made it to the beach and thought about just staying on the beach. What more could a tour of the ruins give me? I had already seen them. But I trudged back to the dock to meet the tour, and so glad I did. The tour enhanced my visit so much. I got to learn of debutants, rich playboys, lusty affairs, community gossip, and more. There is a different tour with a different company that is a six hour tour on a van. It all depends on what you are looking for, but I knew this tour would fit me much better. Thanks, Deb, and Molly's Old South Tours!

    A A Susie's Limousine - limos - Updated August 2026

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