No-one, for the simple reason that it did not exist. There are however stories that Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon went out searching for the fountain. Those stories however only emerged after his death. Nowhere in Ponce de Leon's own correspondence is there any mention of the hoped-for existence of such a fountain, nor of any effort to find it. Also, none of his documented expeditions included the search for it. So the whole story, including Ponce de Leon's involvement in it, can be considered a myth.
Not sure that anybody actually found it (if so they should really share), but the explorer who supposedly spent years looking for the fabled Fountain of Youth was Juan Ponce de León.
He is well-known for leading the first European expedition into the area that is now known as Florida, and for being named the first Governor of Puerto Rico.
florida
he was looking for the foutain of youth,and gold
Florida
To go to florida and look for the "foutain of youth" and to look for gold.
no, because it doesn't exist,(as far as we know.)
No, Cortes and his men were searching for the Foutain of Youth. Obviously, this was never found, though they did make a lot of gold by obtaining new goods and spices from the lands they traveled.
Ponce de Leon was an explorer and navigator. The names of his ships were the Santiago, San Cristobal, and the Santa Maria.
Yes, Juan Ponce De Leon, an explorer, searched for the Fountain of Youth in Florida. He obviously never found it.
who was the explorer who solided to the bahamas to find the fountain youth
he wanted to travel from Spain to Florida and Puerto Rico also, he was seeking the foutain of youth
As you know L.E. Waterman invented the foutain pen.
The explorer who searched for the fountain of youth was Juan Ponce de LeΓ³n, a Spanish conquistador. He believed in the legend of a magical spring that could restore youth and vitality, leading him to explore Florida in 1513 in search of it. However, he never found the fountain of youth and eventually died in the New World.