St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum

St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum Relive th' adventurous Golden Age o' Sweet trade at th' St. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum. Arrrr. Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum, owned by Pat Croce.
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Discover authentic artifacts, real b***y and get in on interactive gentleman o' fortune fun. The world's largest collection of authentic pirate artifacts is located smack dab in the heart of historic St. Augustine, directly across the street from the famous Castillo de San Marcos, at the St.

Black Bart’s most famous ship was the Royal Fortune, a name he used for several captured vessels during his career. One ...
06/18/2026

Black Bart’s most famous ship was the Royal Fortune, a name he used for several captured vessels during his career. One of the most notable was a large, heavily armed merchant ship he seized and refitted for piracy.
Under his command, this Royal Fortune was outfitted with around 40 to 50 cannons, making it a powerful force on the seas. It was large, fast for its size, and well-suited for both chasing down merchant ships and standing its ground in naval combat.

Tattoo Tuesday. Every mark tells a story—on the high seas, ink meant luck, loyalty, and survival. If you would like to h...
06/16/2026

Tattoo Tuesday. Every mark tells a story—on the high seas, ink meant luck, loyalty, and survival. If you would like to have your tattoo shared on Tattoo Tuesday, post your tattoo to Instagram and use the hashtag .

Did pirates use banks?Not in the way we think of them today. Pirates didn’t have bank accounts or financial institutions...
06/12/2026

Did pirates use banks?
Not in the way we think of them today. Pirates didn’t have bank accounts or financial institutions, but they did manage their loot through agreed crew shares, trading stolen goods with merchants, and spending or exchanging valuables in pirate-friendly ports such as Nassau in the Bahamas, Port Royal in Jamaica, and Tortuga in the Caribbean.

06/10/2026

Black Bart was a fearsome captain—perhaps one of the greatest to sail the seas. His death remains a tragic tale to all pirates. ☠️🏴‍☠️

Black Bart, also known as Bartholomew Roberts, was one of the most successful pirates of the early 1700s. In battle, he ...
06/06/2026

Black Bart, also known as Bartholomew Roberts, was one of the most successful pirates of the early 1700s. In battle, he was typically armed with a cutlass for close combat and flintlock pistols for quick, decisive strikes during shipboard fights.

Before his rise to infamy, Bartholomew Roberts was an ordinary sailor forced into piracy after his ship was captured. He...
06/04/2026

Before his rise to infamy, Bartholomew Roberts was an ordinary sailor forced into piracy after his ship was captured. He would go on to become one of the most feared captains on the seas, leaving a legacy that still echoes through pirate history today.

For our pirate cosplayers and those wanting a piece of replicated history, these detailed flintlocks capture the spirit ...
06/01/2026

For our pirate cosplayers and those wanting a piece of replicated history, these detailed flintlocks capture the spirit of the Age of Piracy — perfect for collectors, history lovers, and aspiring privateers alike.

Not all treasure is gold! 🏴‍☠️ Our gift shop is stocked with NeeDoh squishies and Dumplings, fun little treasures that a...
05/29/2026

Not all treasure is gold! 🏴‍☠️ Our gift shop is stocked with NeeDoh squishies and Dumplings, fun little treasures that are perfect for young pirates, explorers, and adventurers. Stop by and find your next favorite piece of loot!

Address

12 S Castillo Drive
Saint Augustine, FL
32084

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 11pm
Sunday 10am - 8pm

Telephone

(877) 467-5863

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