Palmetto Expeditions

SEE ADULT/CHILD PRICES - The fort was first established by the Spanish in 1660, and later by the English, American, Native Americans and Confederate forces. Portions of the Spanish bastion walls and later Confederate earthworks are still present. 

Follow the amazing underground journey of precious "blue gold" with noted biologist, Jim Stevenson on this fascinating tour tracing the travels southward from Tallahassee to the world famous Wakulla Springs. 

THIS TOUR LISTING FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 23. MEET AT THE SOPCHOPPY TRAIN DEPOT 10 AM - Discover the history, experience the nature! ADULTS $30, CHILDREN $15 (12 & under), FREE (3 & under) This 2 part tour combines a morning guided historic walking tour a 

Climb aboard with Certified Green Guide Master Capt. Joey Tillman. Get set to be thoroughly entertained during an amusing, historic account of contact between the Apalachee and Spaniards on this entertaining cruise. 

11:30AM TOUR. Climb aboard with Certified Green Guide Master Capt. Joey Tillman. Get set to be thoroughly entertained during an amusing, historic account of contact between the Apalachee and Spaniards on this entertaining cruise. 

12:30PM TOUR. Climb aboard with Certified Green Guide Master Capt Joey Tillman. Get set to be thoroughly entertained during an amusing, historic account of contact between the Apalachee and Spaniards on this entertaining cruise. 

2:30PM TOUR. Climb aboard with Certified Green Guide Master Capt. Joey Tillman. Get set to be thoroughly entertained during an amusing, historic account of contact between the Apalachee and Spaniards on this entertaining cruise. 

3:30PM TOUR. Climb aboard with Certified Green Guide Master Capt. Joey Tillman. Get set to be thoroughly entertained during an amusing, historic account of contact between the Apalachee and Spaniards on this entertaining cruise. 

Remains of this 17th-century Spanish fort are seen on a walking tour through the historic fortification ruins & grounds including the cemetery. Join local historians and anthropologists as they walk you through 500 years!