Worst times to visit St. Augustine
The weeks, days and hours locals would tell you to avoid in St. Augustine — and what to do instead.
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St. Augustine month by month
January
Nights of Lights — busy. Mid-November through January. Beautiful, and the old town becomes gridlocked every evening.
March
Best window — good. March through May: warm, dry, before the summer crowds.
April
Best window — good. March through May: warm, dry, before the summer crowds.
May
Best window — good. March through May: warm, dry, before the summer crowds.
June
Hurricane season — busy. June through November.
July
Hurricane season — busy. June through November.
August
Hurricane season — busy. June through November.
September
Hurricane season — busy. June through November.
October
Hurricane season — busy. June through November.
November
Hurricane season — busy. June through November.
Nights of Lights — busy. Mid-November through January. Beautiful, and the old town becomes gridlocked every evening.
December
Nights of Lights — busy. Mid-November through January. Beautiful, and the old town becomes gridlocked every evening.